Waymo has opened its fully driverless robotaxi service to all Miami riders, expanding into Miami Beach and adding highway trips across I‑95 and other expressways.

State inspectors found rodents, live roaches and temperature failures at Moises Bakery, and ordered the disposal of hundreds of pounds of baked goods.

A Tennessee tourist was arrested after allegedly cutting a dancer's hair at a Key West strip club Tuesday night.

Evolve Companies secured a $48.5M construction loan to build Evolve Wynwood 35, a 141‑unit, eight‑story apartment in Wynwood with an amenity deck and 2028 delivery target.

A 37-year-old wanted on assault warrants was arrested while painting classrooms at Coral Park Elementary, police say.

ADT will pay more than $1.3 million after federal officials found it charged military customers improper fees when they canceled contracts after receiving relocation orders. The settlement returns money to affected servicemembers and requires policy changes.

A Miami-Dade man was arrested after deputies say he put his girlfriend in a car trunk and then struck her when she tried to get out.

A 54‑year‑old Boynton Beach man, Scott Herman, died April 10 from injuries after a March 23 crash on a cart path at Westchester Country Club while riding an electric dirt bike.

El-Ad won preliminary approval to raise its Harbor Island condo to 26 stories while preserving 94 units and expanding floorplans and amenities. The village commission will consider final sign-off soon.

A Little Havana resident was arrested after police say she sprayed a Black USPS carrier, tried twice to run her down with an SUV and threatened to shoot her. Witnesses and video, police say, backed the carrier's account.

Yonutz filed permits for a Hialeah shop at 3140 W 84th St, bringing its Smashed Donut, shakes and breakfast sandwiches to the neighborhood. No opening date has been set.

Aguacate Garden of Love quietly reopened in Kendall Lakes, bringing back its vegan menu, wellness drinks and a petting-zoo sanctuary after a year-and-a-half away.

Nearly 200 groups are urging the U.S. to restore $350M meant for rooftop solar and batteries for 12,000 low‑income Puerto Rican households. Advocates warn the cut leaves medically vulnerable families at risk.