Manny Medina’s waterfront Coral Gables mansion at 555 Arvida Parkway is under contract after months on and off the market; it was listed at nearly $30 million.

Surveillance video shows two men shove teens off electric scooters in northeast Miami‑Dade; police have released footage and are asking for tips.

Miami is the frontrunner to host the Women’s Champions Cup final stages Jan. 27–31, 2027. Hard Rock and Nu Stadium are the top contenders for the finals.

Miami‑Dade will route roughly 4,800 tons of trash a week to the Heart of Florida Landfill, a move that has Bushnell residents worried about smells, wells and new rail traffic. County documents set the fees and delivery guarantees; locals say they had little notice.

A 79-year-old Miami-Dade man was arrested after deputies say his wife and stepson were found stabbed in their townhome; investigators point to surveillance and shoe-print evidence.

Real Brokerage will buy RE/MAX in an $880M deal that forms Real REMAX Group, a Miami‑headquartered platform with about 180,000 agents worldwide. The companies say the tie‑up will speed tech investment and scale.

Mount Sinai cut the ribbon Sunday on the 216,000‑sq‑ft Irma and Norman Braman Comprehensive Cancer Center in Miami Beach. The center opens to patients May 4 and will expand local cancer care capacity.

Celebrity jeweler Leo Glore was arrested after police say he pulled a handgun during a March 11 parking dispute at Paramount Miami Worldcenter; his attorney plans a Stand Your Ground motion.

The city transferred prime Little Havana parcels to three developers for about 500 affordable units. Supporters say it speeds housing; critics call it a giveaway.

Cutler Bay approved a 6,400‑sq‑ft Flanigan’s at the Shoppes of Cutler Bay; the site plan moves into permitting and construction is eyed for late 2026.

A Broward LPN gave up her license after a Florida complaint says she logged three telephonic visits with a patient who had already died.

A northwest Miami‑Dade man was arrested after police say he stabbed his sibling and later assaulted a nurse while being treated at a hospital.

A Port St. Lucie mother was sentenced to 21 life terms plus 800 years after prosecutors say she filmed and sold explicit videos of abuse involving her young children. Investigators traced uploads to Snapchat and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children helped lead police to evidence.