Politics & Government

Mining companies are protected from legal action for blast-related property damage under Florida law.

Many soccer fans were already worried after U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced they’d be at the games in Miami.

Benjamin Augustyn says people visiting East Shenandoah Park can sit and look through his windows.

If approved Thursday, the measures would go to voters and aim to boost participation, transparency, and accountability.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection will help with security as Miami hosts FIFA’s Club World Cup, officials announced Thursday.

Raven Harrison, running for Jared Moskowitz’s seat, says she grew up in war zones and was injured in the 2017 Las Vegas shooting.

It’s the latest protest in response to conditions at the troubled facility.

An employee at the federal prison estimates that roughly 500 immigrant detainees are being held there.

The Doral Mayor joins her Republican colleagues, calling for alternative solutions to ending protections for Venezuelans.

We gathered salary data for elected officials in all 34 Miami-Dade municipalities. Here’s the breakdown.

A Pompano Beach pastor has filed a slander lawsuit against her brother, also a pastor, in a $750,000 inheritance dispute.

Mayor Christi Fraga asks residents for calm amid fears that thousands of Venezuelan refugees are about to lose protections.

For months, a Project 2025 subgroup drafted plans to place domestic law enforcement under Trump’s thumb. We have their files.

Trump has a clear message in a new ad: “If you are here illegally, we will find you and deport you. You will never return.”

Suarez is the only sitting elected U.S. official on the list that features several business executives.

Miramar fire chief Ray Perez was fired after a probe found he rigged the hiring process to help his son land a job.

This is the latest billboard to go up in Miami to bash the president and his administration.

There’s been a surge in reports about people, including U.S. citizens, being detained at the border and at airports.

She was previously arrested twice – once in 1994 for credit card theft, and again in 2010 for driving under the influence.

Natalie Orbis is appointed to Miami-Dade’s District 6 seat after Kevin Cabrera’s exit, sparking debate over the process.

A handful of anti-Trump protests are planned across South Florida this weekend. Here’s what to know.