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July 10, 2026

• 600+ people sleep on Miami’s streets. Here’s why they might soon face arrest
• How to resolve issues in your credit report if you are looking to buy a house
• Will Miami get less expensive? Watch what wealth advisors are telling clients
• As work permits for Haitians with TPS expire, South Florida rallies to protect them
• Land for Hialeah’s Underline could go to a campaign consultant in no-bid deal
• What’s wrong with your face? Here’s how UM is trying to curb botched injectables
• Weather alert: It could feel like 110 in Miami — but there’s also a change
• Miami Marlins settle in after Griffin Conine home run to sweep Seattle Mariners
• Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza just gave $500K to Miami UHealth. Here’s why
• Is Alix Earle dating someone famous on the sly? And whose hand was that?
• Florida lawmaker will represent himself in sexual harassment trial. What to know
• When will the I-395 bridge, Grove Playhouse and Arsht garage be done? What we know
• Castro’s grandson’s role in talks with the U.S. divides government supporters in Cuba
• Dispute in southwest Miami-Dade ends in fatal shooting, deputies say
• 3 injured in late-night street takeover. Deputies hunt for 2 hit-and-run drivers
• Defendant in Cynteria Phillips murder trial gets life for rape in other case
• 2-year-old boy drowns in Plantation lake, police say; second drowning in a week
• Planning a weekend trip? Gas is up by double digits in Florida. Check prices
• Dueling developers clash over Miami Beach condo tower’s shadow. What to know
• Why These 7 Iconic Trails Are Quickly Becoming the Ultimate Travel Bucket List for Serious Hikers
• Haiti launches electoral process for long delayed elections with voter registration
• Chaos in Venezuela’s morgues fuels identification errors among Flight 164 victims
• Who was hanging out with these celebrities? Take a look at South Florida scene
• Man shot in Fort Lauderdale rode motorcycle to Walgreens for help, police say
• How young is too young to leave a child alone at home? What Florida law says
• Kelly: Players such as Jordan Phillips need to set the tone for Dolphins | Opinion
• Heat opens Vegas Summer League, but Giannis trade and LeBron storylines steal show
• Norway team shipped 660 pounds of salmon, trout to the World Cup. Here’s why
• Need last-minute World Cup tickets for England vs. Norway in Miami? What to know
• Heat’s Davion Mitchell is Greece-bound to work out with Giannis: ‘It’s going to be fun’
• Brazilian soccer star buys $8.7M Miami-Dade condo. See inside the beachfront home
• Family of woman accidentally killed by Miami police at Wynwood club files suit
• Aid cuts forcing women’s groups worldwide to close. In Haiti, they are feeling the toll
• Florida wants more religion in schools. But here’s where most people draw the line
• As we move away from July 4, we can’t be silent when we witness wrongs | Opinion
• Will Florida’s Scott and Moody support Haitians in the U.S. Senate? Time is short | Opinion
• Brexit at 10, America at 250: Miami’s reminder that self-rule still matters | Opinion
• Norwegian fans host a ‘Viking Row’ on Miami Beach ahead of match against England
• Everything you need to know ahead of England vs. Norway World Cup quarterfinal
• Former Heat teammates Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro get into altercation on Vegas practice court
• Alligator Alcatraz may be closed, but the legal fallout isn’t over
• Let Florida Republican voters decide James Fishback’s fate | Opinion
• After only a year, this highly-praised Asian smokehouse is closing in Wynwood
• Norway’s Erling Haaland’s goals didn’t always involve soccer. Hear him rap
• 185 rodent droppings at one of the 4 Miami-Dade restaurants failing inspection
• After 13 years of fighting, is the Grove Playhouse rehab finally ready to go?
• This Italian mother-and-son duo just opened their second restaurant in Miami
• Miami-area firm linked to FBI probe of $300 million sent to Argentine soccer body
• Florida is seeing a rise in ‘explosive’ diarrhea. What to know about cyclosporiasis
• Miami voters to decide if they like what a $450M public safety bond can buy