Family says police singled out an 18-year-old after a MacArthur Causeway stop; bodycam shows the arrest and a towed Ferrari. The family has hired a lawyer.

A stray bullet tore through a Pompano Beach home, wounding a woman and killing her cat while neighbors and volunteers rushed in to help.

A 3.29-acre Naples riverfront estate listed for $14.5M comes with a $2M Lucas Lagoons backyard, complete with lagoon-style pools, waterfalls and a private dock.

An upscale Bay Harbor Islands home was "fully engulfed" on March 23, 2026; Miami-Dade Fire Rescue said neighbors were evacuated and no injuries were reported.

Cuba floated lump‑sum payouts for U.S. property seized after the 1959 revolution, but Miami claimants say eligibility, funding and enforcement are unclear.

Victor Wembanyama argued defense 'is 50 percent of the game' after a 26-point, 15-rebound, 5-block night that helped the Spurs win 136-111 and clinch the Southwest Division.

Donald Trump returned a mail ballot that was counted in a Palm Beach County special election even as he denounces mail-in voting as “cheating.”

Clear and warm today with highs near 80°F. Interior dry air raises fire concerns and beaches should watch for rising rip currents.

A person died after being struck by a Brightline train Monday night in Deerfield Beach. Broward Sheriff's Office investigators are probing the collision and have not identified the victim.

Florida's state university system formed a task force to set NIL and revenue‑sharing rules as trustees approved temporary auxiliary funding to steady athletic budgets. The panel will shape how campuses handle direct payments and compliance in the months ahead.

A Miami Beach resident sued the city and officials after detectives came to her door about a Facebook comment, alleging the visit violated her First Amendment rights. The suit seeks damages and an injunction.

A 24-year-old was arrested after defacing a stone sign at United Church of Christ and spitting at a security guard. Police say he admitted the acts and was booked on criminal mischief charges.

Philadelphia-based Blank Rome has opened a West Palm Beach office and signed an approximately 11,000‑square‑foot sublease as it grows its IP and tech practice in South Florida.