A 25-year-old Miami man was arrested after deputies say he opened fire on an Uber Eats driver in West Little River; the driver was not injured.

Bakey, the Boston babka bakery, opens its first South Florida shop in Hallandale Beach next Tuesday with kosher service, dine‑in seating and a premium coffee program.

A man's body was found floating in the Intracoastal Waterway near Hollywood early Tuesday; homicide detectives and marine units are investigating. Officials have not yet released the victim's identity.

City leaders have paired the long‑dormant Marine Stadium with a national operator and a $10M pledge, but an August 18 referendum will decide whether the revival moves forward.

A gas line leak closed all northbound lanes of Florida's Turnpike near mile marker 73, forcing detours onto the Sawgrass Expressway and snarling the commute. Emergency crews and FHP are on scene.

A Miami Gardens man was arrested after police say he fired at a tow truck during an attempted repossession, damaging the vehicle and prompting an investigation.

Five women were arrested after undercover Miami‑Dade deputies say they were offered sex at county massage parlors. Records list prostitution and unlicensed‑practice charges.

Andrew Gillum was arrested July 2 in Daphne, Alabama, and booked on drug charges, according to jail records and reports.

WPBF will produce and televise Florida's U.S. Senate and gubernatorial debates at FAU in Boca Raton on Oct. 13 and Oct. 15, with Todd McDermott moderating.

A Fort Lauderdale mother and her 12-year-old son were struck from behind while walking Tuesday morning; police say they were hit with a blunt object and taken to Broward Health.

The Berkeley Palm Beach has broken ground at 550 S. Australian Ave, launching a 25-story, 193-unit luxury condo project with sales topping $120 million. The tower promises dual-water views and a resort-style amenity lineup aimed at full-time residents.

An appeals court affirmed dismissal of Florida’s 2023 suit, finding private accreditors aren’t federal actors. The ruling shifts the fight back to policy and the Education Department.

Giannis will wear No.7 in Miami; the team says it will convert No.34 orders to No.7 and allow in-store exchanges for customers who bought 34s.