A Pompano Beach couple was arrested after deputies say a young daughter tested positive for cocaine. Both girls were placed in state custody and the parents face neglect charges.

A small plane made an emergency landing at Miami‑Opa Locka Executive Airport; aerial footage shows responders helping passengers and no major injuries reported.

The Miami‑Dade State Attorney’s Office declined to charge Sgt. Kelvin Cox after reviewing video and witness accounts from the June 17, 2025 West Little River shooting. The decision follows months of scrutiny after body‑worn footage circulated last summer.

CEOs at an invite-only Private 100 dinner warned that finding and keeping skilled workers — not permits or materials — is South Florida’s biggest growth constraint. Low unemployment and many open roles are forcing companies to move faster and invest in training.

Three people were charged after a Martin County burglary probe uncovered an alleged retail-theft ring that prosecutors say stole tools across 13 counties and fenced them in Miami-Dade.

Miami International paid $18.2M for a 68,000‑sf Duty Free Americas warehouse to stage work for its $14B modernization, then convert it to commercial use.

Tavistock filed plans for an eight‑acre second phase at Pier Sixty‑Six, showing four buildings and a proposed 270‑foot tower along the Fort Lauderdale waterfront.

A Fort Lauderdale man was arrested after being caught inside a Palm Beach condo garage rummaging through luxury SUVs. Police say surveillance and recovered items led to multiple burglary charges.

Tri‑Rail and Henderson Behavioral launched an "Are You OK?" campaign funded by a $56,500 federal grant to train frontline staff to spot people in crisis and reduce track deaths. The program pairs posters and hands‑on training with referrals to local services.

A 4–3 commission vote paused proposed utility hikes, but the city still faces more than $1 billion in pipe, pump and flood projects. Officials are weighing bonds and tax shifts to avoid saddling residents with higher bills.

STAND., from the team behind Michelin‑starred Shingo, opens June 4 on Miracle Mile with house‑baked shokupan, matcha and a fall izakaya service. The 24‑seat cafe starts as a daytime walk‑in.

Monroe County Sheriff's Office warns Key West residents of phone and text scams where callers impersonate deputies and demand payment via gift cards or cryptocurrency.

Mynt has returned to Collins Avenue with a phased redesign, upgraded sound and a new owner aiming to bring international DJs and a members' speakeasy.