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Little Havana could soon have new rules for future development. But before those rules are written, the city is asking residents and business owners what they want to preserve.

Miami voters will decide what happens to a classic piece of waterfront property – Virginia Key – as a developer teamed with marine experts envision a public walkway, people enjoying the waterfront, and new buildings and slips to accommodate boats.

Former NFL star wide receiver Antonio Brown’s court hearing where he was expected to accept a plea deal and avoid prison time in an attempted murder case was postponed Wednesday.

Democrat Debbie Wasserman Schultz makes another visit to an ICE facility in Miramar.

New dashcam video shows a high-speed chase involving Florida Highway Patrol troopers and a fleeing suspect in Miami-Dade that authorities reached speeds of over 115 mph.

A Davie Town Council candidate is facing DUI charges after crashing into a utility pole, authorities said.

A taxi driver is facing charges after police said he targeted drunk Miami Beach club goers by stealing their phones and using them to make fraudulent transactions.

An outbreak of dengue fever in the state of Florida has led to one reported death.

Twelve laws passed this year by the Florida Legislature take effect starting Oct. 1, covering topics that range from the paperwork required to register a car to new felony charges for lying on a rental application.

The increase means full-time workers could earn more than $2,000 yearly.

Miami Fire Rescue said the victims, believed to be in their 20s or 30s, were rushed to the hospital. NBC6’s Briana Nespral reports.

Carnegie Mellon University, the prestigious institution based in Pennsylvania, will be opening a campus in Miami following a landmark donation from Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin. NBC6’s Julia Bagg reports.

Flooding was once again a problem in several South Florida neighborhoods Tuesday because of king tides and recent heavy rain. NBC6’s Niko Clemmons reports