A Miami jury awarded $1.139M after a 2018 rear‑end collision involving a City of Miami detective, splitting $999K and $140K between two injured women.

Crews have pushed Baccarat Residences in Brickell to the 40th floor, making the 75‑story tower a new presence along the Miami River as glazing and balconies begin to appear. Construction and fit‑out are accelerating toward an expected top‑out in 2026 and overall delivery in early 2028.

Five years after a 2021 Belle Glade triple shooting that killed two men, PBSO has renewed an appeal and Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,000 for tips.

A hit‑and‑run early Friday in Miami left a pedestrian dead; police say surveillance footage captured the crash and they are searching for the SUV and driver.

A viral clip shows a woman dressed as a nun sitting calmly during a SWAT raid outside Ark Smoke Shop on Biscayne Boulevard; Miami police say she wasn’t involved.

Commissioners will consider design approval and a grant application to build a roughly 600‑foot pedestrian and bike connector under I‑395, closing the final Baywalk gap.

A fatal early-morning crash involving a tractor‑trailer closed northbound I‑95 at 10th Avenue North in Lake Worth Beach and prompted an active trooper investigation.

Mayor Eileen Higgins put a resolution on the March 12 commission agenda to phase out single‑use plastics from city contracts, concessions and events.

State officials say more than 10,000 recruits have received $5,000 signing bonuses as part of a $67.9M recruitment push — but lawmakers and watchdogs are now questioning funding and vetting.

Miami rolled out a Walk‑Thru Express for homeowners and an Annual Facility Permit for businesses, aiming to deliver same‑day approvals for many small projects. City officials say the changes start immediately.

A federal class action filed in Miami argues release papers should count as parole under the Cuban Adjustment Act, potentially unlocking green cards for thousands.

Tesla will convert the former Toys 'R' Us at Kendall's Palms at Town & Country into a 45,255-square-foot showroom and service center, targeted to open late 2026.

A Miami lawsuit naming Mount Sinai’s CEO has become the catalyst for a Tallahassee push to rewrite Florida’s no‑fault birth‑injury compensation system.