A federal judge revoked the U.S. citizenship of a Fort Lauderdale man accused of running a $3.8M COVID‑relief loan fraud. Prosecutors say he concealed his role during his naturalization interview.

Florida’s Aug. 18 primary will decide hundreds of local and statewide races. Register or change party by July 20 and request a mail ballot by Aug. 6.

Pasta & Juliet’s Brickell outpost has closed after roughly six months. The Business Journal says a new Italian concept is planned for the 1000 S. Miami Ave. space.

Daniel James Riggs was sentenced to 20 years after admitting he coerced two student minors into sexual activity, federal prosecutors say.

A Miami-Dade Water & Sewer employee was critically shot Tuesday in North Miami-Dade. Deputies are investigating and Crime Stoppers has offered a reward for tips.

Boca Helping Hands is serving 17% more people while receiving about a million fewer pounds of food after a federal farm‑to‑food program was cut. Volunteers and state programs are scrambling to keep nutrition on the plates of neighbors.

Northbridge paid roughly $81.5M for the 359,500‑sf Elevate Broward campus in Lauderdale Lakes as Broward’s industrial market cools. The park is largely leased and aimed at last‑mile tenants.

NWS Miami issued a special weather statement for Belle Glade, Clewiston and South Bay through 9:30 p.m. EDT, warning of half‑inch hail and gusts near 50 mph.

An 18‑year‑old admitted guilt in the Dec. 20, 2024 parking‑garage stabbing that killed a Miami teen. Sentencing is set for May 2026 and she faces up to 30 years.

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.