A 21-year-old Miami man was arrested after a recording allegedly captured repeated inappropriate touching of a 10-year-old, authorities say.

NWS Miami issued a severe thunderstorm warning Monday for parts of mainland Monroe County, including Flamingo and Big Cypress. Storms may bring 60 mph gusts and quarter-size hail.

The MIAMI Association of REALTORS® and Broward, Palm Beaches & St. Lucie Realtors are merging to form a 93,000‑member group that will consolidate MLS data and expand lobbying reach across South Florida.

Dozens of Miami residents have asked city leaders to pause tree-removal permits. They say losing big trees will worsen flooding and heat across neighborhoods.

Three puppies rescued in Pembroke Pines recovered with help from Pooches in Pines and now live in foster or adoptive homes after emergency care.

Mayor Sara Baxter drew scrutiny after attending the college‑football title game in developer Stephen Ross’ private suite as his Related Ross firm pursues a $310M hotel deal.

A diplomatic thaw could reopen air links between Haiti and the Dominican Republic on May 1, offering new routes for travelers and aid while U.S. flights remain limited.

State inspectors found roaches, flies, standing water and expired tres leches at Don Camarón, leading to 33 violations; the Miami location later passed a re‑inspection.

A music-first, 50-seat listening lounge from the Yamashiro team opens April 25 atop the Gale, pairing crate-digging nights with Tiny Sips cocktails.

Time Equities has started work on the south parcel of Boynton Beach Town Square after closing a $160M construction loan, bringing hundreds of apartments and new retail to downtown. Local TIF help and a 1,055‑space garage are part of the plan.

Hollywood police arrested two people after a collector's gold and silver coins vanished; investigators say $72,000 was pawned and more may still be missing.

A Hollywood homeowner says a thrift‑store electric wheelchair's lithium battery exploded in her driveway after she moved it outside. Fire officials warned against off‑brand chargers and unattended charging.

A Miami judge handed Leonardo Venegas 30 years after a jury convicted him in the 2023 attempted abduction of a six-year-old who fought him off. The child has been praised for her quick thinking.