A Hallandale Beach woman faces DUI and hit‑and‑run counts after deputies say she struck a Jeep on Marina Mile Boulevard and fled; she told investigators she was “blind in both eyes.”

Florida will pilot a state‑designed, college‑level U.S. history course in 2026–27 that can grant in‑state college credit for two standard history classes.

Gang raids across Port‑au‑Prince and Artibonite have uprooted more than a million Haitians, filling schools and camps as aid agencies warn the emergency is worsening.

A 53-year-old Miami man was arrested after witnesses say he fired a gun at a Shell station on North Federal Highway in Hollywood. Police recovered a Glock and an assault rifle and booked him on a weapons charge.

Broward County sued the construction team behind the Gables Riverwalk tower, alleging negligence after the April 4, 2024 crane collapse that killed a worker and damaged a county bridge.

A technical problem at College North knocked the Metromover offline systemwide Tuesday; free shuttles are serving Brickell and Omni while crews work.

A Coral Gables 7‑Eleven sold Florida’s lone big‑money draw ticket on Monday — a Fantasy 5 midday winner worth $58,526. Here’s what the winner needs to do to claim it.

Deputies say a man was stabbed and then struck by a car late Monday in northwest Miami-Dade; an investigation is underway and few details have been released.

State and federal lawyers told a judge they are complying with an order to expand attorney access at Alligator Alcatraz, while advocates say detainees were beaten after phones were cut.

Union leaders say a 2 p.m. May 6 impasse hearing will keep teachers from speaking; the district warns higher recurring raises could force cuts. The board will decide in May.

An American Airlines Phoenix–Miami flight diverted to Tucson after crew reported an onboard oven problem; the carrier said there were no injuries and the flight later continued.

A brush fire near Newman Drive and Beck Boulevard sent residents to a pet-friendly safe haven at the Golden Gate Community Center Monday evening.

Nova Southeastern withdrew applications for a seven‑story, 600‑bed dorm at Bill Gessner after neighbors warned of traffic, noise and the loss of playing fields.