A pedestrian was killed after being struck by a car in Miami Beach; authorities released few details as investigators worked the scene.

A Miami River Commission pilot says small solar units cut E. coli in Wagner Creek by roughly 82%, and the city is weighing a $360,000 expansion.

USCG crews offloaded nearly 4,000 pounds of cocaine at Station Miami Beach — a $28.7M seizure linked to the Operation Pacific Viper interdiction campaign.

FIU police arrested a student after WhatsApp messages officers say threatened to kill or harm people tied to a scheduled event, records show.

A Hallandale Beach Stop & Save sold Wednesday’s lone Fantasy 5 midday jackpot — about $60,693 — and the prize must be claimed at the Miami district office in Miami Lakes.

A 6.6‑acre Park West parcel has been listed for $500M; zoning and Florida’s Live Local Act could enable a massive buildout near E11even.

State inspectors ordered two Palm Beach County eateries closed after inspections found roaches, flies and unsafe storage; follow‑up checks cleared both to reopen. The records show stop‑sale orders and multiple high‑priority violations.

A decades‑old interlocal agreement has West Palm Beach funding a multimillion‑dollar water main replacement on Cocoanut Row, with lane closures and work expected through the fall.

More than 3,000 volunteers hit 33 sites during Baynanza, hauling out over 20,000 pounds of trash as officials warn Biscayne Bay is approaching a tipping point.

A wrong-way, head-on crash on the West Sample Road overpass early Saturday killed one person and sent another to the hospital as BSO detectives investigate.

Casa Tua Cucina brings a 13,500‑sq‑ft open‑kitchen market and a 5,000‑sq‑ft terrace to Wynwood this Friday, with 10 food stations and room for about 400 guests.

A Melrose Park couple was taken into custody after guests at The Breakers confronted them leaving a room with designer bags and cash. Court records say the haul included an Hermès handbag valued near $32,000.

Dozens of Miami labor and immigrant‑rights groups rallied Tuesday, demanding binding worker protections and a public human‑rights plan ahead of the World Cup. They say promises without enforceable terms won’t protect low‑paid stadium workers.