St. Thomas University is reviewing qualifications from five development teams for a long-term campus redevelopment, with interviews expected in early November and a shortlist in mid-November.
COTOA will close its original North Miami location this month and reopen October 22 at 1111 NE 125th St., Suite 200, in an 80-seat space with a larger kitchen, expanded dining areas and a new cocktail program.
Boca Raton police say teenage e-bike riders are getting hurt in crashes at an increasing rate. The city is responding with an online safety course.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said his office will investigate Broward County Public Schools' technology contracts after a Broward County inspector general report accused district employees of mismanaging bidding and misleading the school board.
The Florida Supreme Court accepted a watchdog agency's recommendation to punish Broward County Judge Lauren Peffer for citing a fabricated phone call and an unread book during her 2024 campaign.
The Seminole Tribe of Florida says DraftKings is operating an illegal sportsbook in Florida and violating its exclusive rights under a 2021 gaming compact.
A former employee faces grand theft charges after 192 lobster tails, more than 100 pounds of pork belly and other food disappeared from the historic Coral Gables hotel, police said.
Eliana Cabrera said ICE agents approached Volkan Guzey at their boarding gate at Miami International Airport on September 4, before a planned honeymoon road trip through Utah. ICE's online detainee locator listed him at the Denver Contract Detention Facility as of October 8.
A Holafly study gave Miami the highest relaxation score in the United States, 63.3 out of 100, and placed the city sixth worldwide behind several European cities and Vancouver.
A former Miami Fine Art Gallery owner in Coconut Grove was sentenced to 46 months in federal prison for selling counterfeit Andy Warhol works in a scheme involving about $2.58 million.
The National Transportation Safety Board says an air traffic controller gave a wind advisory to another flight four minutes before the Amazon cargo plane landed at Miami International Airport, but did not provide wind information to the Amazon pilots. The report says federal rules require controllers to state wind direction and velocity when a tail wind exists on the runway. The crash killed five people.
Miami-Dade County's PortMiami bond sale, authorized for up to $700 million in July, drew more than $5.5 billion in orders from about 75 investor accounts, Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said, lowering borrowing costs for seaport work.