Hollywood's deputy city manager says landscaping, police vehicle and medical supply costs are already soaring as the city braces for Amendment 3.

Anna Fusco says she'll file a First Amendment suit after security escorted her out of Tuesday's board meeting.

Daniella Levine Cava backs two 120-foot digital signs near PAMM, but Miami's Eileen Higgins still says no.

Over 11,000 households qualify after a last-minute deal saved Coral Gables' flat tax rate on a 3-2 vote.

United Bankshares is opening its first Florida office right on Palm Beach's Bankers Row, joining a crowded parade of out-of-state lenders chasing the island's wealth.

David Jolly and Angie Nixon took their pitch to Miami Gardens, vowing to restore history lessons and fight for affordable healthcare.

About 82,500 Miami-Dade students will use vouchers this year, pulling more state money than the county's own public schools get.

The 72-page Broward County suit names DraftKings CEO Jason Robins and targets Pick6 and prediction markets alike.

The Catholic school offered to buy or lease the elementary campus across SW 87th Avenue for an aquatic center and new facilities.

The EEOC says El Dorado Furniture favored Hispanic applicants for years. Now it has agreed to pay $1.3 million to those passed over.

A one-year pilot could turn chain-link fencing into ad space — but not in Downtown Miami or Wynwood.

Trump cited a Florida privacy law meant for state officers and lawmakers, not the president, to hide his voter file.

Peter Lamelas warns Chinese tech could scare off investors in Argentina's oil fields, as Beijing fires back at the Miami-raised diplomat.