An 18-year-old was arrested after police say he fired multiple shots outside a Palm Beach Gardens apartment complex; children were nearby but unhurt.

Shakira’s Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour plays two nights at Kaseya Center this week; ticket and venue details for Miami fans.

Holy Cross has started work on a $57M health center on Sunrise Boulevard that officials say will add emergency care and about 120 jobs to Fort Lauderdale’s busy corridor.

Four men were arrested in Miami after an undercover sting authorities say targeted buyers who thought they were arranging sex with minors. Officials say the arrests are part of stepped‑up enforcement around World Cup events.

A city memo seeks to let Ken Griffin add a private helipad at his Terminal Island marina, a move that would require a zoning change and state and federal reviews.

Deputies say twin brothers used RVs and makeshift systems to pipe sewage from their Redland lot into wetlands; investigators found E. coli and animals in poor condition.

A Miami Gardens woman surrendered to police and was booked in connection with a Feb. 22 shooting that left another woman hospitalized.

An Aventura title-company president was arrested in Pembroke Pines after investigators say she diverted $322,849 from escrow in a 2025 home sale, leaving the seller unpaid.

An Aventura developer filed to replace a medical‑office building with a 14‑story, 376‑unit Live Local project that would reserve 40% of units as workforce rentals. The pre‑application signals another round of office‑to‑housing conversions across South Florida.

Homicide detectives are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a car on the 3700 block of NW 42nd Avenue in Miami Springs.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier endorsed Rep. Byron Donalds for governor, adding a powerful statewide ally to the front‑runner’s law‑and‑order coalition.

To'Nea Miller's family disputes Miami‑Dade's suicide finding after she was found in Gwen Cherry Park on June 18 and is asking for an independent autopsy.

Florida's 2026 A-to-F report cards show more A's and B's statewide, with straight A's rising and D/F counts falling. Districts and parents are weighing what it means locally.