FBI Miami renewed a public appeal for tips in the 2015 armored‑truck gold heist and named Pedro Santamaria as a person of interest. Authorities are offering a reward for information.

BeyBey has reopened in Sunset Harbour with a charcoal‑fired menu that blends Lebanese and Yucatán flavors and a rebuilt, live‑fire kitchen. Early crowd favorites include a big za’atar short rib and a coal‑finished sweet potato.

Royal Caribbean confirmed Symphony of the Seas will homeport in Fort Lauderdale for 2027; Icon and Liberty will still serve Galveston under the revised plan. Guests should confirm bookings as the line notifies travelers.

City commissioners deferred nearly $20M in developer public-benefits money after a fight over who should get park and housing dollars.

Deputies say a registered sex offender opened fire after an argument outside Mazie’s Soul Food in Gladeview; one man was wounded and a suspect arrested.

A North Miami Beach man faces aggravated-assault charges after police say he threatened a 72-year-old roommate with a frozen water bottle and later threatened officers.

A suspect fled a traffic stop in Sunrise and led police into Fort Lauderdale before crashing and flipping on Powerline Road; minor injuries were reported.

A driver fleeing a traffic stop struck multiple Miami‑Dade deputies Wednesday evening; two men were arrested and the pursuit ended near the Florida Turnpike.

A Miami Gardens man was arrested after police say he fought officers on the 1400 block of Kennedy Causeway and urinated in a squad car. He faces multiple felony counts and is being held on a $23,003 bond.

City leaders advanced an expanded density‑transfer plan without exempting Coconut Grove, drawing residents’ ire as developers could add market‑rate units instead of affordable homes.

A 37-year-old man was found shot to death early Wednesday in a Boca Raton office parking lot; detectives have opened a homicide probe.

A two‑car crash at SW 168th St and 197th Ave in southwest Miami‑Dade killed one driver Wednesday; investigators have not released the victim's identity.

Glass and balcony railings are rising on the sold-out 32-story 600 Miami Worldcenter as crews finish the exterior; closings are slated for Q4 2026.