Warm and mostly sunny this morning with a small shower risk. Gusty onshore winds and higher rip current risk arrive this weekend.

A Hialeah man says he was forced to the ground during a traffic stop; his attorney says charges were dropped and will sue the city.

The FWC is investigating a viral clip that appears to show people on an Everglades airboat firing at an alligator; officials say they are reviewing tips and video evidence.

Christie’s opened a new Miami showroom and event space in the Design District, its second South Florida outpost.

A Miami‑Dade deputy accused of hiding about 60 MDMA pills in Skittles packets at PortMiami will face a June trial after a judge learned he passed a court drug test. Prosecutors say the pills were bound for a music‑festival cruise.

A Miami man was arrested after police say he shot a teenage bicyclist in Allapattah; surveillance footage and a recovered, glove-wrapped gun led to charges including attempted murder.

A preservation‑minded buyer purchased five historic downtown Miami buildings, including the Plaza Building at 235 S.E. First St., in a deal that could protect older office stock. The move marks the buyer’s first South Florida acquisition.

Melly’s lawyers filed a March 25 motion asking a Broward judge to free the rapper pending a 2027 retrial, citing new evidence and harsh jail conditions. The bid seeks an Arthur hearing and a split of proceedings so bond can be weighed separately.

A gas-pump dispute at a West Flagler Costco turned violent, leaving a driver injured and a 29-year-old woman jailed and ordered to stay away.

A string of Palm Beach estates and rare parcels are now carrying $175M–$205M asking prices as billionaire wealth and scarce waterfront push top‑end lists higher.

Lubby Navarro, a former Miami‑Dade School Board vice chair, is due in court next week after prosecutors say she used district purchasing cards for roughly $100,000 in personal expenses.

President Trump will headline the FII PRIORITY summit in Miami Beach as the Iran war casts a shadow over the gathering.

The Pentagon says a U.S. strike destroyed a suspected smuggling boat in the Caribbean, killing four. Legal experts and lawmakers are pressing for footage and answers.