Map: The Neighborhoods Where Miami Housing Prices Have Jumped Most
Living in Miami remains expensive, especially so in some areas. But it has become more affordable in others.
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Storm-Struck Floridians are Prime Prey for Scammers
A survey by Instant Roofer found scammers targeted 50 percent of Floridians displaced by natural disasters in 2024.
Marijuana-Induced Vomiting Syndrome Rising in Young Men
According to medical experts, the stoner friend from your 20s was wrong; you absolutely can smoke too much weed.
New Biscayne Bay License Plate to Raise Funds For Local Wildlife
Proceeds from a new license plate will help more than 600 species of fish, tropical birds, and other wildlife in the bay.
Video: Boca Raton Plane Crashes in Fireball Near I-95
A deadly plane crash closed roads near the Boca Raton airport nearly all day Friday.
Budget Airline With South Florida Routes Is Flying ICE Deportation Missions
Avelo Airlines, a budget carrier serving South Florida, is contracting with ICE to operate deportation flights from Arizona.
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Sonar Company Solves 25-Year-Old Sunrise Cold Case
Libby Ann Dibenedetto had been missing for nearly 25 years when Sunshine State Sonar found her remains on April 6.
Miami Among Top U.S. Cities for Asylum Denials
Miami has the fourth-highest rejection rate among major U.S. cities, according to data from a Berkeley-based nonprofit group.
2025 Hurricane Forecast Predicts Low Risk for Florida’s Atlantic Coast
Experts still project the 2025 season to be busier than the 20-year average.