Hialeah says two hospitals owe more than $3 million in water and sewer charges and set a May 17 deadline before pursuing liens, litigation or service cuts.

A caller said they were armed near Spanish River High; officers searched the campus and later declared the threat unfounded.

An 18-year-old and two teens are accused of stealing about $40,000 in packages from a Hialeah UPS Store; one suspect was arrested at his high school as investigators traced sales online.

A Miami‑area man says ICE handed him a "Plan of Action for Removal" ordering him to obtain a passport and leave by Aug. 4 after months at the Everglades detention site. His family says they are terrified of another ICE visit.

GBI Biomanufacturing doubled its stem‑cell output in Plantation with a $26M expansion as Florida's 2025 law opens a treatment pathway — but regulators and doctors warn oversight is still unclear.

Dolphins owner Stephen Ross says the NFL told Miami Hard Rock Stadium no longer meets Super Bowl requirements, leaving the city — tied for most Super Bowls — off the near‑term map. The move follows campus changes for annual events such as F1 and the Miami Open.

A person was taken to a hospital after a shooting in Fort Lauderdale; police are investigating and asking witnesses to come forward.

Two former Bayfront Park executives settled a federal whistleblower suit against ex-Commissioner Joe Carollo; the filing Tuesday did not disclose the terms. The complaint accused misuse of Trust funds and retaliation.

El Palacio de los Jugos plans a Biscayne Boulevard location in North Miami. Permits and the chain’s site list 12500 Biscayne Blvd as “Coming Soon.”

FBI agents carried out court‑ordered activity at Cube Motors on NW 79th Street early Wednesday, photographing vehicles and briefly detaining two men.

Four adult leatherback sea turtles were fatally struck by boats in Palm Beach County, a loss conservationists say could dent recovery efforts for the endangered species.

Jupiter's council advanced a plan to form a town‑run fire‑rescue department, setting public hearings and funding options the town says will lower costs.

A Broward judge tossed every pending school‑zone camera case — the ruling puts Palm Beach County's new programs on notice.