Firefighters responded to an early morning fire at a North Miami home, with heavy smoke observed. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Ricardo Dunin’s North Development has launched sales for House of Wellness, a 34‑story, 656‑unit condo at 152 SW 9th St in Brickell with prices from roughly $390,000. The building leans heavily on a wellness program and packaged amenities.

Miami police have issued a missing-person notice for 24-year-old Felipe Armando Lopez, last seen in Flagami; the Special Victims Unit lists case number 2602140009180.

Negotiations between Broward teachers and the district entered the state's impasse process after a standoff over proposed health-plan changes that the union says would raise teachers' costs.

Miami-Dade County began construction on a new phase of affordable housing, Liberty Square Phase V and Liberty Square for the Elderly, intended to benefit low-income families and the elderly, with added retail space and healthcare amenities.

H&H Bagels opens in Pinecrest next Thursday, bringing kettle‑boiled New York bagels and a menu of Nova salmon, avocado sandwiches and breakfast staples. Early lines are likely.

Fort Lauderdale experienced a water main break, causing low water pressure and affecting traffic on Sunrise Boulevard. Crews are repairing the issue linked to the Fiveash Water Treatment Plant.

A bungling burglar stole a bag of coins and beers from Swift Grill after a clumsy break-in, which was caught on surveillance and shared by the restaurant on social media.

A motorcyclist was found dead on West Sunrise Boulevard in Lauderhill early Friday; police say another vehicle may have fled the scene.

A 21‑year‑old Miami man was arrested on a first‑degree murder charge after his brother was fatally stabbed on Jan. 21.

Lech Wałęsa spoke to Cuban exiles in Miami, offering hope and support for democratic aspirations in Cuba, as tensions between the U.S. and Cuba persist.

Miami voters will decide on the Miami Marine Stadium's future in the August primary after commissioners voted to put the issue on the ballot, with Global Spectrum potentially managing the restoration.

Five Miami Gardens individuals pleaded guilty to charges including drug trafficking, bank fraud, and mail theft, linked to a scheme using stolen USPS keys to cash $1.7 million in altered checks.