A New York developer has filed plans for a 387‑unit apartment project at 400 S. Dixie Highway. The Planning & Development Board will hear the rezoning next Tuesday.

A Miami Shores man accused of selling boats that never arrived was transferred to ICE custody and sent to a Texas detention center. Buyers say deportation would complicate restitution.

Federal prosecutors say more than 76 kilograms of vacuum‑sealed hashish were found in two checked suitcases at Miami International Airport; two men were indicted.

A fatal crash on the 79th Street Causeway near Adventure Avenue closed lanes Friday night. North Bay Village Police confirmed a death and investigators remained on scene.

A jury convicted Traquanne Mosley in the 2020 Lake Worth Beach robbery that left a man dead; a judge immediately sentenced him to life without parole.

Deputies say a 62-year-old Miami woman reached into a parked BMW in West Little River and struck the driver with a dog bed; she was arrested and faces felony charges.

New data show Florida led the nation in foreclosures in 2025 as rising condo assessments and insurance costs push many seniors toward losing homes.

Pink Gorilla Kava is coming to 340 W Flagler, offering specialty coffee by day and kava at night with an April 2026 target. Owner Giancarlo Rodriguez says the bar aims to be an alcohol-free alternative to Brickell nightlife.

Patchy dense fog and wildfire smoke will cut visibility across inland routes Saturday; a front brings a chance of showers and isolated storms late afternoon.

A Miami woman was arrested after police say she beat her 7‑year‑old autistic son with a belt after he kissed a classmate. The child had visible bruises and was removed from the home.

GFL Environmental has relocated its executive headquarters from Vaughan to Miami Beach and signed a lease at Eighteen Sunset in Sunset Harbour. The move underscores Miami Beach’s push for boutique C‑suite office space.

A Fort Lauderdale man was arrested in connection with a Dec. 9 shooting that left a man seriously injured. Investigators briefly probed whether 'stand‑your‑ground' applied.

Two boys, 12 and 13, were charged as adults after Miami police say a 12‑year‑old was raped at an Overtown community garden last June.