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.

City Manager Mark Sohaney announced a leadership realignment Thursday that includes the departure of Police Chief Michele Miuccio and two deputy city managers; Assistant Chief Elizabeth Roberts is acting chief.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp has been identified as the buyer of a $46M waterfront Venetian Islands mansion in Miami Beach. The purchase follows Palantir’s move to the Miami area.

Miami-based Atlas Compute says it secured land for an AI‑ready data center near Fort Pierce; county records show no formal permit filings and neighbors want answers.

A Miramar woman pleaded guilty March 12 in the wrong‑way Turnpike crash that killed 23‑year‑old Ezequiel “Zeke” Urrutia. His family created a scholarship in his honor.

A Miami Gardens man was arrested after North Miami Beach police say a teenage girl was found drugged and raped. Authorities say the relationship began when the victim was a young teen.

BOL Hospitality has leased 6,700 sq ft at Dania Pointe for Zhō, a design‑forward pan‑Asian restaurant with a sushi bar and patio seating set to open in Q4 2026.

A Miami‑Dade corrections officer was charged after video surfaced that appears to show him striking an inmate inside a county jail, local reporting shows.

Federal health officials say 153 people fell ill with norovirus on Princess Cruises' Star Princess during a March 7–14 Caribbean sailing. The CDC's Vessel Sanitation Program has opened a field investigation as the ship returned to Fort Lauderdale.

Two men are accused of using forged IDs to try to secure a $6M loan on a $10M Gables Estates lot; lender verification flagged the scheme before funds moved. Federal agents arrested the suspects and a criminal complaint is pending.