Hours after being returned on Flight 164, a Miami father survived a hotel collapse in La Guaira. Families and rights groups are demanding answers about custody and safety.

Four Democrats are competing in a primary for Florida House District 109, with the Aug. 18 primary likely deciding the seat.

AvalonBay paid about $22M for a full block in downtown South Miami, setting up a 16‑story Avalon South Miami II with roughly 250 apartments and ground‑floor retail.

A lion‑branded kilogram of suspected cocaine washed ashore at Robbie’s Marina in Islamorada on Wednesday, the second similar discovery in the Keys this week.

A Miami man was arrested in Delray Beach after an alleged plan to meet a 14‑year‑old, police say. The arrest, tied to 561 Predator Catchers, raises legal questions.

Nearly six miles of the Ludlam Trail remain fenced and unbuilt after years of planning, contested budgets and environmental cleanup. Advocates want answers.

Rising seas and shifting water flows are nudging roseate spoonbills out of Florida Bay; researchers counted 244 nests this season as birds seek new inland feeding grounds.

A man known as "Tupac" was arrested after deputies say surveillance video showed him setting a fire that damaged Miami‑Dade County property. Deputies estimate about $4,200 in damage.

New nonprofit data shows the average Florida client seeking help carries about $31,000 in unsecured debt as living costs rise faster than pay. Counseling calls are climbing statewide.

Court records show two South Florida lawyers signed a dead client's name to settlement papers and collected funds; the Florida Supreme Court has suspended them for three years.

A North Miami Beach police captain was booked into a Miami‑Dade jail on a video voyeurism warrant and relieved of duty while investigations proceed.

FIFA has opened a probe after a viral clip showed a Miami fan directing racist abuse at streamer IShowSpeed during Argentina’s win over Cape Verde.

The Seminole Tribe says hundreds of Lennar‑built homes across six reservations are unsafe because of mold and structural failures, and the dispute is headed for court. A judge’s rejection of a broad arbitration push could make the fight public.