Tesla launched its Robotaxi service in Miami on July 3, 2026. The app-driven rollout will be limited at first and faces questions about reliability.

Surveillance video shows a man carrying what appeared to be a long gun ring a Miami Shores doorbell Wednesday night; police are asking the public for tips.

Miami‑Dade posted on X that Florida Statute 125.0103 prevents local rent control and that landlords can raise rents with proper notice. Tenants should check notice timelines and seek help if they suspect retaliation.

A Quick Pick sold at a Fort Lauderdale Publix won the $6.75M Florida Lotto jackpot in Wednesday’s drawing. Two Fantasy 5 tickets also paid big in Miami Gardens and Volusia County.

A Miami Gardens woman surrendered to police and was booked in connection with a Feb. 22 shooting that left another woman hospitalized.

An Aventura developer filed to replace a medical‑office building with a 14‑story, 376‑unit Live Local project that would reserve 40% of units as workforce rentals. The pre‑application signals another round of office‑to‑housing conversions across South Florida.

A Conch Key transmission main break left large stretches of the Florida Keys with low water pressure and prompted a precautionary boil-water notice through July 3.

FBI Tampa says Alejandro T. Pena Lam, last seen in Kendall, is wanted in an alleged online enticement case involving a 13‑year‑old. Tips to the FBI are requested.

State inspectors temporarily shut six South Florida restaurants after finding raw sewage, live roaches and heavy fly activity; each reopened after ordered cleanups and re‑inspection.

A child was found dead inside a vehicle outside a Plantation daycare Monday evening; police say detectives are investigating the circumstances. Officials have released few details.

A wildfire in the western Everglades burned thousands of acres and pushed smoke into the Miami metro. Health officials warned vulnerable residents to limit outdoor activity.

A Miami woman was arrested after allegedly striking her 66-year-old mother on a Miami-Dade Transit bus, police say.

Three South Florida Publix stores sold multiple Fantasy 5 top‑prize tickets Sunday, leaving winners with mid‑five‑figure payouts and a state claim process. Winners must validate prizes at Florida Lottery district offices.