JBL wants to demolish the old Bealls and add two eight-story towers at Rivertowne Square, while a separate city land sale faces a November referendum fight.

Phoenix Tower International's new financing spans 23 countries and will fund growth as AI traffic strains wireless networks.

A jury rejected attempted murder charges, convicting Romuliss Hicks of the lesser count after a four-day trial in Fort Lauderdale.

The Miami startup, co-founded by a Venezuelan immigrant, now moves $8 billion a year for Latino families via WhatsApp.

West Lakes Preparatory Academy went into precautionary lockdown as officers swarmed the Aquabella neighborhood searching for gunfire.

Little Havana residents are speaking out after reports that the 95-year-old former Cuban leader suffered a stroke and was intubated.

A Special Response Team deputy is stable after a northbound Turnpike crash near NW 41st Street shut down multiple lanes.

The Miami skate brand's fifth anniversary bash mixes pro skaters, ramps and a 360-degree DJ cage with acts like Ben UFO and Jubilee.

Commissioners finalized the STRIP overhaul as county leaders wrestled with a $400 million budget gap and state scrutiny of spending.

Miami gets a clear start Wednesday before afternoon storms and dangerous heat buildup. A wetter pattern is expected through Labor Day.

Dr. Gilbert Beauperthuy-Rojas, 63, has no movement below the waist after Saturday's crash near Virginia Key, his friend says.

A Miami-Dade sergeant's foot was pinned under a Dodge Caravan's tire as detectives closed in on a warehouse burglary crew accused of stealing $200,000 in phones.

Deputies marched the third-place GOP governor candidate down a rear stairwell after commissioners raised the county's Israel bond cap to 5%.