A Miami Home Depot manager was arrested after deputies say he placed thousands of unauthorized orders and applied massive markdowns that cost the company millions.

Knaus Berry Farm has extended its season through May 10 — one last chance this spring to grab the famous cinnamon rolls at the Redland location.

A Key Largo man was given a 78‑month sentence after pleading no contest to attempted murder for firing a crossbow at his roommate over a vodka dispute.

ACRE secured a $123.8M construction loan from Canyon Partners to build Adela on the Park, a 337‑unit project on Miami’s Upper East Side. The financing moves the long‑planned second phase toward construction.

The Standard Residences in Midtown Miami received a TCO and has started owner closings, delivering 228 branded residences with a rooftop pool and new restaurants.

Miami Beach police arrested two men after they allegedly pulled a gun on a rideshare driver and forced him to drive to Ocean Drive. One suspect barricaded himself before being taken into custody early Wednesday.

Dariel Fernandez advanced $20 million to Miami‑Dade County six months early to ease budget pressure and fund parks, lifeguards and neighborhood road repairs.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds independents and swing voters are souring on aggressive deportation tactics, creating a potential midterm problem for Republicans. The survey ties public unease to enforcement images and rising interior arrests.

Local donors and the Greater Miami Jewish Federation arranged relief that will erase more than $200 million in medical debt for 120,000 Miami‑Dade residents.

A new commission resolution would stop most tows of Miami Beach residents’ cars except for safety cases and build on the city’s text-warning program. Administration will present a plan in May.

Florida lawmakers approved SB 1074/HB 951 to let retailers round cash totals to the nearest nickel, a move that would make pennies functionally obsolete in stores.

A SWAT investigation on Ocean Drive overnight drew a heavy police response and unsettled residents and visitors on South Beach.

Licensed foster homes in Florida have declined sharply, leaving fewer beds for children. Local nonprofits and students are recruiting and training new foster parents.