Newly released surveillance shows a shooter firing outside Republica Food & Lounge in Allapattah; the suspect faces attempted murder charges.

A JetBlue flight returned to Newark Airport due to engine failure and smoke in the cabin, leading to an evacuation and delays; one passenger had chest pains. The NTSB is investigating the incident.

A Venetian-style wine bar quietly opened behind Da Angelino at CocoWalk, serving gottini pours, cicchetti and stuffed focaccia.

A green-and-white Boeing linked to Turkmenistan sat at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport for days; video shows a security escort and a VIP boarding before departure.

U.S. officials announced a $1M Rewards for Justice offer for Johnson "Izo" Andre, accused leader of Haiti’s 5 Segond gang and tied to a March 2023 kidnapping.

A South Florida pastor, Elco Vallier, faces charges for allegedly inappropriately touching a 15-year-old parishioner. The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office is investigating.

A water main break in Dania Beach, Florida, disrupted traffic and required roadway closures near the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. Repair timelines and causes are uncertain.

A homicide probe is underway after a woman's naked body was found behind an elementary school in Fort Lauderdale Wednesday morning.

Citizens' renewal language is steering more South Florida claims into state-run arbitration where homeowners and attorneys say the odds are stacked against them.

A 32‑page interim law‑firm report alleges Mayor Michael Joseph pressured staff to edit interviews, steered vendors and charged an expensive travel upgrade.

Miami officials broke ground on Dulce Vida in Allapattah — a mixed‑income project with about 230 units, 170 city‑assisted homes and a new Miami‑Dade library. City funding and state incentives helped push the shovel into the ground.

A stripped-down pop-up called Bar at Gramps opens this Friday in Wynwood with picnic-bench seating, a pool table and local music. The limited run favors art and shows over craft cocktails.

Sen. Rick Scott stopped at the Miami‑Dade elections office to promote the Save America Act, a GOP bill that would require documentary proof of citizenship to register for federal elections.