The Miami International Auto Show won’t be held at the Miami Beach Convention Center this year; city officials say organizers are discussing future dates. The long‑running fall event has been a major draw for dealers and tourism dollars.

A shooting Tuesday morning in Miami Gardens sent one person to a trauma center and left neighbors shaken. Police say the investigation is active and details remain limited.

Boschetti Group’s spec house at 1045 North Venetian Drive is under contract after a near‑$20M listing, topping this week’s luxury roundup on the Venetian Islands.

Phones seized at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport allegedly showed a Delray Beach man having sex with minors in Colombia. Federal agents say he faces charges tied to transporting and possessing child sexual‑abuse material.

A Miami man was arrested after a woman says he exposed himself in a Texas Roadhouse parking lot; jail records show prior indecent‑exposure arrests.

A man was found shot and died in a Lauderhill driveway late Sunday. Police say the incident appears isolated while detectives investigate.

Cigna will leave Florida’s ACA marketplace for 2027, joining Aetna’s earlier withdrawal and narrowing choices for shoppers ahead of next open enrollment.

A man was airlifted Saturday after deputies say he was struck by a vehicle during a dispute on NW 192nd Lane. Another man was detained as detectives probe the scene.

Three raccoons attacked a North Miami resident in the Keystone neighborhood Thursday night; the victim is recovering and FWC is assisting neighbors.

A West Palm Beach man was convicted in the sexual assault of a 13‑year‑old; the court declared him a sexual predator and set sentencing for June 26, 2026.

A West Palm Beach man was sentenced to 30 years after pleading guilty to attacking an officer at a Racetrac in March 2024. The term comes with a prison‑release reoffender enhancement.

U.S. and Turks and Caicos crews intercepted an overcrowded boat with about 240 people 15 miles south of the islands after the vessel began taking on water. Officials say the operation averted a potential disaster and the passengers were turned over for screening.

A Miami jury awarded roughly $60 million after finding plaintiffs were cheated out of a Miami International Airport fueling business.