Michael Smith

A plume of super-salty water is seeping out of the aging Turkey Point plant and into a critical aquifer. A race is on to contain it.

Florida enacted legislation allowing non-competes of up to four years, handing a victory to Citadel’s Ken Griffin, who pushed for the policy.

In immigrant-heavy Miami, a Cuban-born businessman and Catholic leader are leading a backlash to ICE sweeps.

Brazilian officials are searching for artwork, luxury real estate and other assets in Florida tied to financier Daniel Vorcaro and his failed Banco Master SA, seeking to recover funds after what may be the country’s biggest ever banking fraud.

Florida’s public university system, one of the nation’s largest, froze hiring via H-1B visas, emulating a move by Texas to restrict a program that’s become a focal point for President Donald Trump’s broader immigration crackdown.

Armando Labrador writes songs, holds beauty pageants and leads a group of dissidents who stage protests in Havana. He sees a run for Cuba’s presidency in his future.

A plan by the influential Fanjul brothers to convert sugarcane fields in the Florida wetlands into a rock mine has angered fellow elites.

Rosa María Payá was 23 when her father died on his way to a pro-democracy meeting. With Donald Trump’s help, she’s now hoping to complete his mission.

Big money, billionaires’ vessels and abandoned boats their owners could no longer afford are causing turmoil in the waters of South Florida

Miami agreed to sell Ken Griffin a site across the street from the planned Citadel headquarters in the Brickell financial district that currently houses an historic cottage, completing the billionaire’s goal of owning the entire square block.