A 19-year-old faces a felony after a Friday night hit-and-run near Florida City left a motorcyclist seriously injured. Authorities say the suspect later flagged down a detective and confessed involvement.

A student and parent tip led to a weapon being found at Parkway Middle School in Lauderhill; police cleared the campus and classes resumed.

John Morgan said he won't run for governor and will form a new Florida party — and he’s offering $100,000 to whoever names it. The move revives debate about third-party hurdles and 2026 politics.

Court records filed in Miami‑Dade accuse Lisa Hochstein and ex‑boyfriend Jody Glidden of intercepting communications tied to her ex‑husband.

A Miramar runner who spent two years recovering from a hit-and-run has died. Family and police continue to search for the driver.

Dozens of flights at Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach were delayed or canceled Monday amid a nationwide pattern of disruptions. Wait times varied by airport.

A Delaware entity paid $35.1M for the Arcainis’ Manalapan oceanfront mansion, adding to an adjacent $27.5M lot purchase that creates a roughly $62.6M assemblage.

Blackstone secured a $154M refinance for the two MiamiCentral towers, backed by a CIM Group private‑credit loan and brokered by Eastdil Secured.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a petition asking the Census Bureau to exclude undocumented immigrants and some children from state counts, saying the 2020 tally shortchanged Florida.

A rider says an Uber driver pulled a gun on his front‑seat friend outside a Plantation home after a tense ride from Fort Lauderdale Beach. Plantation police are investigating and Uber deactivated the driver’s account.

Smoke & Maple is opening a 167-seat gastropub at Avenir Town Center in Palm Beach Gardens this late spring, offering oysters, a smash burger and a full bar.

The Vineta Hotel has reopened on Cocoanut Row as Oetker Hotels’ first U.S. outpost, a restored 41‑room Mediterranean‑Revival property with Coco’s restaurant and a pool house.

Medicaid rollbacks and the expiration of enhanced ACA subsidies have left Florida’s hospitals and marketplace enrollees exposed to higher costs and coverage losses. Analysts and local leaders warn the effects could be severe.