Diamond passes run $9,999 with a butler and sommelier included as the America Business Forum returns to Downtown Miami this December.

Billionaire Nelson Peltz's new padel plan got sent back to the drawing board after his last court cost him thousands in fines.

A new Florida law lets contractors drop Miami-Dade's living wage once county deals expire, hitting 20,000 workers from airports to janitorial crews.

About 50 Israeli companies and at least 300 investors converge on the Fontainebleau Dec. 14 for GoForIsrael's first-ever U.S. edition.

Byron Donalds courted Miami's historic Overtown with ribs and politics, a month before Florida picks its next governor.

FYFL United has no office, hasn't filed tax returns since 2023, and is run by Oliver Gilbert's deputy chief of staff.

The Comoros-flagged Grace was escorted to Mexico after crews found fuel hidden in its ballast tanks, as Cuba's blackouts stretch past 22 hours.

More than 1,000 RSVPs swamped a 300-seat hall as Palm Beach County residents demanded a say on Ag Reserve growth.

Bill Wilkins, 79, suffered a brain bleed on Blue Heron Boulevard, and the city never told residents he was gone.

A.D. Henderson and FAU High beat out 1,903 schools nationwide for their first-ever top Niche ranking.

Superintendent Howard Hepburn wants three employees fired after an Inspector General probe found staff misled the School Board on a laptop deal.

Mayor Christi Fraga opens the Oct. 1 summit with airport, port and logistics leaders — plus a G20 briefing featuring the U.S. State Department.

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