The War Memorial Youth Center Association says the city sat on records requests for eight months, with a November vote looming.

Miami-Dade's property appraiser, elections chief, and tax collector say they back the tax cut, but Mayor Daniella Levine Cava fears fire stations and libraries could close.

Felix Maradiaga waited nearly two years in Ortega's prisons — now, stateless, he waits again for asylum answers in America.

The Spanish bank is seeking regulatory approval for a Brickell-area desk that could employ dozens, joining Santander's Miami build-out.

Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz says the shortfall threatens deputy hiring and academy classes despite a record $1.2 billion budget.

Miami is authorizing legal action to save its $243 million Allapattah redevelopment plan.

Doral's new budget adds no full-time jobs, yet expands police units and park upgrades. It takes effect October 1.

Four more insurers are cutting rates for Florida homeowners, and Kin Insurance is dropping premiums over 20% in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach.

The Florida governor hopeful's homepage dropped a Trump endorsement banner and a photo with the president, while keeping other GOP endorsements.

Commissioner Alex Fernandez wants Pride and LGBTQ+ chamber funding to survive into 2026 before a new state law kicks in. Commissioners are set to consider his proposal Wednesday.

Nearly two in three Miami-Dade residents hold a library card, and officials say Amendment 3 could gut the system that serves them.

Jacqueline Rocha says overdevelopment and unheard residents are pushing her to unseat Mayor Judy Paul this November.

A new study pegs the single-income bar for a Florida family of three at $80,683.