The city transferred prime Little Havana parcels to three developers for about 500 affordable units. Supporters say it speeds housing; critics call it a giveaway.

South Florida patients report dramatic weight loss and surprising health improvements from GLP‑1 drugs, but new studies and FDA updates also warn of gastrointestinal, gallbladder and eye risks.

A software communications glitch limited BRT 601 buses this morning, prompting backup vehicles and slower boarding along the South Dade TransitWay.

A man died Sunday after his car struck a tree on Southwest 127th Avenue in southwest Miami-Dade. The sheriff’s Traffic Homicide Unit has opened an investigation.

The NTSB found internal engine corrosion caused the Feb. 9, 2024 Challenger crash on I‑75 near Naples, killing two pilots and prompting inspections and a lawsuit.

A rider died Saturday after losing control and striking a tree on North Federal Highway near Coolidge Street in Hollywood. Police say the investigation is ongoing.

Police say a fake Instacart driver used a "good Samaritan" ruse to steal from a wheelchair‑bound Margate woman; a 28‑year‑old is now jailed and faces exploitation and theft charges.

A Miami man told NBC 6 he shot and killed dogs he says were posing an immediate threat. The case raises questions about Florida’s narrow self‑defense and animal‑law defenses.

A jury convicted former Riviera Beach officer Carl Johnson in the June 18, 2023 crash that killed two people; sentencing is set for July 7.

Maradona-inspired 1986 Steak House opens May 4 at the Mayfair House in Coconut Grove, serving asado-fired steaks and a cocktail program from Buenos Aires’ Tres Monos. The group says the menu will showcase beef from Argentina, the U.S. and Japan.

CORA Merrick Park will bring 74 wellness‑focused condos, a rooftop padel court and a 5,000‑sq‑ft park anchored by a Jaume Plensa sculpture to Coral Gables. Delivery is expected in 2028.

The Broward planning council advanced a land‑use review for Margate’s defunct Carolina Club. Residents raised arsenic and traffic concerns as the project moves forward.

Riviera Beach approved a non‑binding term sheet to sell about 2.2 acres at 1851 Broadway to Forest Development; the price will depend on the final unit count and comes as residents worry about rising water bills.