Miami Beach officials are considering a hotel moratorium amidst concerns over quality of life and sustainability, with debates on incentives and development caps ongoing.

The Icon of the Seas, Royal Caribbean's largest cruise ship, is set to arrive in PortMiami, with novel amenities and a $2 billion cost reflected in its luxury.

Three workers fell from scaffolding at a construction site in Fort Lauderdale, resulting in serious injuries and an ongoing investigation into the cause.

An investigation is underway after inmate Daisy Link became pregnant at a Miami-Dade jail, raising questions about jail safety and protocols. Her family demands a thorough investigation.

A South Florida family seeks the return of Omer Shem-Tov, held captive by Hamas since October, enduring an ordeal with little information on his condition.

South Miami Police search for two purse snatchers targeting an elderly woman, as seen on restaurant surveillance footage, and urge the public for tips.

A South Florida woman was charged with vehicular homicide after causing a fatal crash with her children unrestrained and speeding nearly double the limit.

The Miami Heat defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 110-96, with a fourth-quarter surge led by Duncan Robinson. The Lakers struggled with turnovers, and Anthony Davis shined despite the loss.

Firefighters extinguished a blaze at Miami Dolphins player Tyreek Hill's mansion, with the cause under investigation. No injuries were reported, and Hill's agent confirmed his intent to play in the upcoming game.

Miami anticipates a mix of sunny skies with a possibility of showers and thunderstorms, temperatures ranging from low sixties to the eighties, as per the National Weather Service and NBC Miami.

A man was fatally shot in Miami's Overtown neighborhood, prompting an investigation. Authorities and witnesses responded to the daytime incident, and no suspects are in custody.

Two horses were stolen and found slaughtered in Southwest Miami-Dade, prompting a police investigation and community alert. Owner mourns loss, as authorities seek information.

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo faces continued claims of political retaliation from Little Havana bar owners, despite a previous $63 million civil rights violation judgment against him.