Former FIU player J.C. Escarra has made it to the New York Yankees' Opening Day roster, overcoming challenges by working jobs like Uber driving and substitute teaching. His persistence and impressive spring training performance paid off.

Jimmy Butler downplays his return to Miami as he prepares to play against his former team, emphasizing focus on his new team's success and the challenges of winning without Stephen Curry.

Boxing legend George Foreman passed away at 76, known for his heavyweight titles, entrepreneurial success with his grill, and transformation into a minister and community leader.

Coco Gauff defeated Sofia Kenin 6-0, 6-0 at the Miami Open, while Ashlyn Krueger beat seventh-seed Elena Rybakina, marking a high point in both American players' careers.

Commissioner Bastien led a briefing to prepare Miami businesses for opportunities from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, aiming to secure economic growth from the anticipated $1.5 billion impact.

Artie Burns signs with the Miami Dolphins, returning to his roots after playing with Steelers, Bears, and Seahawks, bringing his experience to bolster Miami's secondary.

Bam Adebayo was fined $50,000 by the NBA for inappropriate contact and profanity towards an official after a contentious game against the Timberwolves.

Jai Lucas is reportedly set to become the University of Miami men's basketball head coach, succeeding at Duke, with contract details yet to be confirmed.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro worked the drive-thru at Raising Cane's in Doral, serving fans and signing autographs after his NBA All-Star weekend performance.

Howard Twilley, receiver from the undefeated 1972 Miami Dolphins team, died at 81. He played 11 years in the NFL and after retiring, engaged in entrepreneurial activities.

Dwyane Wade had 40% of his kidney removed after a cancer diagnosis, as disclosed on his podcast. He previously avoided medical checkups but was prompted by his father's surgery.

Craig Aukerman joins the Miami Dolphins as their new special teams coordinator after a division-winning year with the Rams. Robert Prince also joins the team as wide receivers coach.

The Miami Dolphins will host the NFL's first regular-season game in Spain at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid, expanding the league's international presence. The opponent will be announced near the NFL Draft.