A Hollywood woman faces arson and aggravated battery counts after police say she threw gasoline at someone near Emerald Pointe Drive, leaving the victim hospitalized.

A Miami physician was arrested after police say video shows him raping a patient who said she was sedated before a cosmetic procedure.

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced he signed a bill to speed shoreline restoration and protect public beach access, framing it as part of the state’s resilience push.

Jury selection finished in Miami as Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to testify in the David Rivera trial over allegations of acting as an unregistered Venezuelan agent.

A 43-year-old Indian tourist was pulled from the water at Molasses Reef and later died at a Tavernier hospital; authorities requested an autopsy.

Two duplex penthouses at the Residences at Mandarin Oriental reportedly pre‑sold for about $49.9M each, which would top the City of Miami condo price list.

A former Beverly Hills Café employee has reopened the beloved menu in Hialeah, serving the chain's rolls, loaded salads and half‑pound burgers on weekdays.

A man was arrested after police say he molested a young girl inside an Oakland Park convenience store. Investigators are asking the public to share tips.

About half of Florida’s vacant homes are held for seasonal use — roughly 741,000 units — shrinking the pool of homes available to year‑round buyers and renters.

Ohad Fisherman filed a Miami‑Dade defamation suit saying local outlets wrongly tied him to the Alexander brothers after prosecutors dropped his state charge. The complaint names four news organizations and seeks damages.

Price cuts and a short dip in mortgage rates pushed South Florida condo sales higher in February, but mandatory inspections and reserve bills keep pressure on older buildings.

A 58-year-old West Park man, Timothy Motes, was shot and later died; investigators say the shooter remains at large and are seeking tips.

After antisemitic messages surfaced near a Cooper City Chabad campus, local leaders met to push for stepped-up patrols, training and faster federal reimbursements. The meeting brought police, elected officials and Jewish groups together to plan next steps.