Deputies say a registered sex offender opened fire after an argument outside Mazie’s Soul Food in Gladeview; one man was wounded and a suspect arrested.

A North Miami Beach man faces aggravated-assault charges after police say he threatened a 72-year-old roommate with a frozen water bottle and later threatened officers.

A body was found outside Coral Ridge Towers East in Fort Lauderdale; police cordoned off the scene and released few details as investigators worked.

Florida regulators allege a Coral Springs Publix pharmacist altered opioid prescriptions and obtained Percocet and oxycodone improperly; his license was suspended and an administrative complaint filed.

A 14-year-old girl is fighting for her life after a motorcycle struck her while she rode an electric skateboard in West Palm Beach; investigators are probing the crash.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier warned Barry University School of Law after students say it rejected a Turning Point USA chapter, raising questions about viewpoint discrimination.

A suspect fled a traffic stop in Sunrise and led police into Fort Lauderdale before crashing and flipping on Powerline Road; minor injuries were reported.

SmartAsset's 2025 analysis puts comfortable pay for many single Floridians near six figures, while families of four often need well over $200k to feel financially secure.

Santander kicked off construction on a 50‑story, 1.6M‑square‑foot tower at 1401 Brickell that will house its private‑banking hub and add retail, dining and wellness amenities.

Jeff Green and his wife sold their Pinecrest home for $15.5M. The newly finished, roughly 10,400‑sq‑ft estate had been listed at $16.4M and features a pool, theater and basketball court.

Ampera opened a Palm Beach Gardens HQ and factory to build container‑sized, thorium microreactors it calls "ultra‑safe." The company promises jobs and is now pursuing NRC pre‑application.

A driver fleeing a traffic stop struck multiple Miami‑Dade deputies Wednesday evening; two men were arrested and the pursuit ended near the Florida Turnpike.

Lake Worth Beach set a $285K–$345K pay range for its next city manager, a move city leaders say is needed to recruit experienced leadership amid mixed public reaction.