Tallahassee approved HB 91 to let judges remove candidates who misstate party affiliation or change names before qualifying. The change closes a legal gap but promises court fights.

A woman in Hollywood was transferred from Memorial Regional to Jackson Memorial’s burn center after an accidental blaze early Wednesday. Investigators say the cause remains under review.

Lionel Messi came off the bench to convert a 70th-minute penalty and send Inter Miami to a 2-1 friendly win in Bayamón, Puerto Rico.

A Fort Lauderdale roofing executive admitted in federal court to taking part in a scheme prosecutors say funneled more than $3.5M through rigged bids on commercial projects.

A Key West property owner received life without parole after jurors convicted him in the 2023 shooting death of 21‑year‑old Garrett Hughes.

One driver was killed and another critically injured after two tow trucks collided Monday near Biscayne Drive and Old Dixie Highway in Leisure City. Dashcam and aerial footage are part of an active traffic‑homicide probe.

The final penthouse at Five Park closed for $18.5M, under its $21M ask, capping sales at the 48‑story South Beach tower. The buyer remains unlisted in public records.

Mottai, the Brazil-based Attivo Group's first U.S. concept, opened at The Plaza Coral Gables with a sushi counter, robata grill and tableside kinoko hot pot.

American and Miami‑Dade unveiled a roughly $1 billion rebuild of MIA’s D60 that will replace outdoor ramps with a three‑level concourse and 17 contact gates.

A Florida House panel advanced HB 277, a bipartisan bill that would expand electronic monitoring and increase penalties for repeat domestic‑violence offenders. The measure now heads to the House calendar.

A developer wants to build a warehouse on a five‑acre stand of mangroves near Port Everglades; residents and scientists warn the loss would hurt flood protection and wildlife.

Tokyo Tuna’s South Miami outpost turns dinner into a moving tasting: a sushi river of small boats, color-coded plates and a menu of signature rolls and cocktails.

A Miami judge set Antonio Brown’s attempted‑murder trial for Jan. 11, 2027, in a case tied to a May 2025 shooting outside a Little Haiti boxing event. A June hearing will address his 'stand your ground' defense.