A Miami man known online as Yunglazz Drakula was arrested after livestreamed raps about scamming led investigators to a Westwood Lakes search that uncovered weapons, suspected drugs and ritual animal remains.

Developers propose converting a longtime Borden dairy warehouse in North Miami Beach into a private indoor-outdoor racquet-sports complex with courts and a restaurant.

A person was killed after a southbound Tri‑Rail train struck a trespasser near Lake Worth Road, leaving riders shaken and forcing a bus bridge and delays.

Miami’s ICAC task force was honored after an operation the department says led to 30 arrests. Officials highlighted the unit’s behind‑the‑scenes work to disrupt online exploitation.

A Jupiter man was arrested after police say he broke into a neighbor’s house early Thursday, sliced a lime and drank her tequila while wearing a towel. A K‑9 tracked him back to a nearby home and he was booked on burglary and theft charges.

AT&T has begun notifying Florida customers that copper landlines will be retired; filings list Nov. 15, 2026 as an earliest discontinuance and replacement options are being offered.

A GOP-backed House bill that would block a federal heat‑safety rule cleared a key committee vote this week; several Florida Republicans signed on.

Waste Management bought 146 acres in Medley adjacent to its 170‑acre Medley Landfill; the acquisition shifts attention to state permits and county oversight.

Miami-Dade confirmed a deputy was involved in a shooting at 785 81st Street in Miami Beach on July 24; officials released no other details.

A man in his late 60s was stabbed and robbed in Miami’s Little River early Friday morning. Police say the victim was taken to the hospital and the investigation is ongoing.

State wildlife officers pulled DMV records on critics, raising privacy and legal questions about how the FWC monitors opponents.

Heron Pond, a condemned 304‑unit Pembroke Pines condo community, sold for $20.5M in a court receivership sale that clears a legal fight and opens the site to redevelopment.

At least seven cars in Miami Shores had windows smashed overnight; investigators are reviewing surveillance of a white vehicle of interest.