El Ñaño, an Ecuadorian favorite from Spain, has opened its first U.S. location on Miracle Mile in Coral Gables, serving encebollado, ceviche and Latin-inspired cocktails.

A two‑car crash at SW 168th St and 197th Ave in southwest Miami‑Dade killed one driver Wednesday; investigators have not released the victim's identity.

Sumter County Sheriff Pat Breeden endorsed Byron Donalds on April 8, a pickup the campaign says puts a majority of Florida sheriffs behind the Trump‑backed front‑runner. The move adds to a string of law‑enforcement endorsements and big‑name supporters.

A driver died after their car ran off northbound I‑95 and struck a billboard support just south of Oakland Park Boulevard in Broward County. Troopers say the vehicle overturned and the Florida Highway Patrol is investigating.

Glass and balcony railings are rising on the sold-out 32-story 600 Miami Worldcenter as crews finish the exterior; closings are slated for Q4 2026.

A consultant's fresh cost study puts renovation at $255M, sending the project's total toward $438M and forcing Miami‑Dade to weigh added spending or phased openings.

A 41-year-old Akron man was arrested in South Florida after a 15-year-old found a phone recording of himself showering aboard a cruise ship. He faces a felony digital voyeurism charge and posted $50,000 bond.

Caracas Bakery will open a breakfast‑and‑lunch restaurant at the Harbour Club in Sunset Harbour on April 10, 2026, bringing its pastries and a daytime menu to Miami Beach.

Bodycam footage shows Miami Beach officers negotiating with a man on a hotel rooftop after a 911 call; the video leaves the outcome unclear.

Bodycam and surveillance footage show suspects tying two residents with zip ties during a Dec. 29 Little Havana home invasion. Three men were arrested and are being held as the case moves forward.

A suspicious call prompted a brief lockdown at Ransom Everglades in Coconut Grove; police searched the campus and found no threat. The investigation is ongoing.

A fiery crash at NW 87th Avenue and NW 54th Street in Doral left two people dead and prompted a traffic‑homicide investigation.

A March 25 court filing shows Palm Beach prosecutors will not seek the death penalty for the man accused of killing a shopper at the Legacy Avenue Barnes & Noble. The suspect remains charged with first‑degree murder.