A late-session Florida bill would let private schools with 150 or fewer students open in commercial and mixed-use buildings without rezoning.

An RFP is out to build Pompano Beach’s new City Hall and parking deck, a key phase of the New Downtown plan. General contractors must submit proposals by April 10.

Takay, a 10-seat omakase from chefs Glen Kotlyarski and Yoni Matz, is coming to Coral Way this spring with 17- and 20-course tasting menus and a sculptural hinoki 'wave'.

Healthcare Systems of America sued its former CEO, alleging he tried to add his wife as a signatory on accounts that hold Medicare, Medicaid and insurer payments. The company is asking a Miami‑Dade judge for emergency relief.

DHS agents and Hialeah police forced entry into a West 68th Street home after a man allegedly deported and re‑entered barricaded himself inside. Tear gas was deployed and firefighters later responded to smoke at the scene.

FKA Twigs brings her Grammy-winning Body High production to Factory Town in Hialeah, tapping Miami's underground energy with Eartheater opening.

Commissioners will consider design approval and a grant application to build a roughly 600‑foot pedestrian and bike connector under I‑395, closing the final Baywalk gap.

A federal class action filed in Miami argues release papers should count as parole under the Cuban Adjustment Act, potentially unlocking green cards for thousands.

Tesla will convert the former Toys 'R' Us at Kendall's Palms at Town & Country into a 45,255-square-foot showroom and service center, targeted to open late 2026.

A Miramar woman pleaded guilty March 12 in the wrong‑way Turnpike crash that killed 23‑year‑old Ezequiel “Zeke” Urrutia. His family created a scholarship in his honor.

A Miami‑Dade corrections officer was charged after video surfaced that appears to show him striking an inmate inside a county jail, local reporting shows.

Griffis launched a $550M value‑add fund and opened Fund VII with a 263‑unit West Palm Beach buy, betting softer prices and steady renter demand will pay off.

The Brazilian Football Confederation has opened a Miami office to expand commercial ties and scout dual‑national talent ahead of major tournaments.