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.

Col. Nichole Anderson, BSO's first Black female undersheriff, was removed and replaced by Col. Steve Robson in a surprise leadership shake-up. Officials call it a restructuring but released few details.

A police pursuit on the Florida Turnpike near Sunrise Boulevard ended in a crash that shut southbound lanes; a suspect is in custody and at least one driver was hospitalized.

Dozens of residents challenged plans to lease public beachfront at 1301 S. Ocean Drive for a more-than-20-story condo, saying zoning and resiliency concerns make the site the wrong choice.

Medley police followed a stolen-car tracker to a warehouse where investigators say they found dismantled vehicles and engines. A 35-year-old man is jailed on theft and chop-shop counts.

Mandarin Oriental and Great Gulf announced a 31‑story, 87‑unit luxury residences tower on North Flagler Drive, designed by Safdie Architects and aimed to open in 2031. The project brings resort amenities and branded service to the Intracoastal waterfront.

Valiente Farm, the famed Wellington polo complex built by San Antonio native Bob Jornayvaz, has been listed for sale; Icon Global is handling the offering for the 150±‑acre estate.

An analysis suggests roughly 66,000 Miami‑Dade residents live in doubled‑up, motel or unstable housing — far more than the county’s nightly headcount. That gap changes how we should count and respond to homelessness.

Dense fog mixed with wildfire smoke is cutting visibility across Miami inland routes this morning; a Dense Fog Advisory is in effect through 9 a.m. Friday.