Publix recalled 12-count garlic knot rolls after labels failed to list egg as an allergen. Affected packs were removed from shelves and refunds are available.

State inspectors ordered an Allapattah bakery to toss dozens of pastelitos and other foods after finding serious temperature and sanitation violations.

High rip current risk at Miami beaches through Sunday evening; gusty onshore winds and scattered storms expected. Swim only at guarded beaches.

Casa D stitches fine dining and high‑end karaoke into Wynwood nights, drawing Latin stars and late‑night crowds. The venue runs like a dinner party that turns into a stage.

A new Parks & Rec campus will rise beside Snyder Park, but River Oaks and Edgewood neighbors warn the site will funnel trucks and daily traffic through quiet streets. City and developer funding details are in place, but agreement terms and routing remain contested.

A man died after his car struck a tree and burst into flames near Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport late Friday night.

A man who posed as a Rothschild heir in New York was arrested in Miami Beach and charged with battery by strangulation after an alleged Dec. 29 attack.

A Boucher Brothers–Major Food Group plan called Pier Park would replace Nikki Beach at 1 Ocean Drive when the lease expires in May; the club's owners are contesting the move in court.

Miami-Dade deputies and fire-rescue units responded to a reported bomb threat at Baptist Hospital in Kendall Friday night; investigators are working to verify the report.

A brush fire on Bear Island at Big Cypress National Preserve prompted evacuations and smoke that could affect nearby roads. Officials and park managers urged visitors to leave and monitor alerts.

A Maine father died after rescuing two of his children from a rip current at Juno Beach. Friends and neighbors have launched a fundraiser to help his pregnant wife and kids.

A Wellington man admitted he helped bill insurers for bogus 'foot bath' kits and will forfeit a $4 million property as part of a federal plea.

Nicklaus Children’s used virtual reality to map a 12-year-old’s heart and guide a minimally invasive graft repair, letting the boy skip open-heart surgery and return to baseball. The case highlights how immersive imaging is changing pediatric cardiac care.