Sunny and mild today across Miami; morning fog inland and high rip current risk on some beaches.

Voodoo Doughnut arrives in Wynwood next Thursday with early-bird freebies, a Wynwood-only Key Lime doughnut and a charity tie to NAMI Miami‑Dade.

An 82-year-old surrendered after deputies say her car struck a 7-year-old on an electric scooter in Westchester, leaving the child with serious injuries and investigators tying a damaged Camry to the suspect.

State regulators suspended a Fort Lauderdale OB‑GYN's office‑surgery registration after an inspection found missing monitors, expired IVs and incomplete surgical logs.

A Herald analysis shows developers, contractors and PACs poured millions into Mayor Levine Cava and county commissioners in 2025.

A Florida House committee voted 18-7 to advance a bill designating Oct. 14 as "Charlie Kirk Day of Remembrance," igniting a partisan fight in Tallahassee.

Dozens of riders and neighbors turned out in Liberty City to remember Dwight Wells and press police after the 'Bikes Up, Guns Down' founder was fatally shot. The monthly rallies are keeping his message alive while investigators hunt for a suspect.

Federal prosecutors have reopened a probe into Alex Saab focused on alleged bribery in Venezuela’s CLAP food program. The inquiry reopens questions about his 2023 pardon and possible cooperation with U.S. authorities.

Wynwood favorite Coyo Taco is opening at Bayside Marketplace in Downtown Miami, promising Michoacán carnitas, a Quesadilla Cubana and an indoor-outdoor bar; the team is eyeing March.

The City of Miami has reopened its Senior Rental Assistance Program through Feb. 20, offering up to $500 a month for qualifying renters 62+. Demand is expected to outpace limited funds.

Neighbors are angry after crews demolished a decades-old Miami church. Developers say a private school will replace the site.

Carnaval Miami launched its 2026 slate this week, with neighborhood events across Little Havana and Coral Gables ahead of the Calle Ocho festival on March 15.

A bipartisan federal bill from Florida’s delegation would guide federal rail-safety funding toward pedestrian protections as scrutiny grows over Brightline’s deadly record.