Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner faces a federal investigation over sexual harassment claims from his time at the SEC.

Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida is scheduled to hold a press conference in Miami Beach focusing on homelessness, accompanied by FDLE Commissioner Mark Glass.

The NAACP is seeking a federal investigation into the deaths of inmates at Broward County jail, citing concerns over inadequate care and lack of transparency.

Miami Beach implements new safety measures, including curfews and beach restrictions, to control spring break chaos, aiming to prevent repeat of last year's issues with crime and disruptions.

Nikki Haley held fundraisers in Miami Beach to boost her GOP presidential campaign, targeting a significant financial haul, with support from prominent donors.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez faces resignation calls over conflict-of-interest claims linked to a startup contract and payments from an interested company.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez addresses the city's welfare, highlighting low unemployment and addressing homelessness and living costs in his State of the City speech.

Venezuela's election deal with the opposition is at risk due to President Maduro's claim of an assassination plot, which led to a crackdown and many arrests, raising concerns from the US State Department.

A Florida appeals court ruled that 2006 grand jury records from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation can be unsealed, potentially revealing details about his lenient plea deal.

The Florida House passed a bill to ban kids under 16 from having social media accounts, citing mental health and predatory risks, although facing concerns over parental rights and free speech.

Hialeah bans RVs as housing to address makeshift "trailer parks" and imposes fines for noncompliance, stirring local concern over affordability and regulation.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava delivered her State of the County address, highlighting economic growth, crime reduction, affordable housing, and climate change initiatives, and proposed a $2.5 billion bond for infrastructure.

Florida's Highway Patrol is highlighting expansions to the "Move Over" law, now including a wider range of roadside workers and disabled vehicles. Drivers must yield or slow down for safety.