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More restaurants add `Miami Spice' to the menu
When the economy was booming, some of Miami's higher-end restaurants didn't see the benefit of Miami Spice's discount dining. Others participated but didn't readily promote the menu. They saw no need to cater to bargain-hunters.

Murders stir trouble in Panama paradise
When William and Jane Cortez came to Bocas del Toro, they seemed like any other couple looking for the laid-back island living that has attracted so many expatriates to Panama's Western Caribbean archipelago.

Cops: Repentant would-be robber hits shoe store
A Coral Springs man arrested on charges of robbing a Payless Shoe Store at gunpoint has now been slapped with addition criminal charges.

Investigators say he's the same man who walked into a Metro PCS store intent on robbing it -- only to have the store manager talk him out of it by urging him to seek Jesus.

Reports: Homestead-Miami Speedway to lose NASCAR, IndyCar finales
Reports: IndyCar and NASCAR plan to move their season-ending races from Homestead-Miami Speedway to Las Vegas.

Poll: Candidates Rick Scott, Jeff Greene lead opponents
The anti-incumbent winds sweeping the country are kicking up a storm in Florida, where two super-rich, political outsiders are threatening to knock off two veteran officeholders running for governor and U.S. Senate.

Miami Commission approves skyscraper-size billboards
Miami commissioners passed one of the most controversial zoning issues in years Thursday, giving developer Mark Siffin the green light to build a pair of towering electronic signs that will hover almost 500 feet over downtown.

Gulf oil spill: 100 days, 10 lessons
As the Gulf of Mexico oil spill hit the 100-day mark Wednesday, clear lessons have emerged from the stained waters. Here are 10 big ones likely to influence future decisions on offshore exploration.

Big rush for lobsters during miniseason -- but few reach catch limit
Calm seas and sunny skies may have spurred a heavy turnout for Wednesday's opener of the two-day statewide lobster recreational miniseason in South Florida. But the balmy weather apparently did nothing to enhance diver success, and marine law enforcement officers were obliged to curb the usual crop of lawbreakers.

Tattoo artist dies on birthday in Davie strip-club brawl
A graffiti tagger and tattoo artist celebrating his 21st birthday died early Wednesday outside a popular Davie strip club after he was run over by a man driving a white Cadillac Escalade following a fight.

Florida gubernatorial candidates looking at running mates
In the next few weeks, the candidates for governor face a decision fraught with danger: choosing a running mate for the obscure position of lieutenant governor.

Mediator: Broward schools can't afford teachers' raises
Broward teachers should not get raises this year because of the district's financial problems, which include a nearly $140 million deficit, a special magistrate recommended.

Hugo Chávez putting Colombia `peace' on the table
Over the last week, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez has broken diplomatic ties with Colombia, warned his nation to prepare for an invasion and threatened to stop crucial oil exports to the United States -- even if Venezuelans have to ``eat rocks.''

Will president take a swim during visit to Gulf Coast?
When the first lady visited Florida's Gulf Coast, she got her feet wet. Will the president dive in?

Much may ride on President Barack Obama's fondness for beaches and body surfing as he readies for next month's family vacation in the Sunshine State. The White House hasn't released an itinerary, but media reports have him and his family visiting somewhere on the Florida Gulf.

Trial over Miami-Dade police dog's death pits expert vs. expert
Duke was a young, rambunctious Miami-Dade police K-9 felled by a series of vicious kicks from his frustrated human partner during an ill-fated training session, according to prosecutors.

South Florida's sidewalk debate: To pave or not?
If Ann McMaster wanted to stroll the two blocks from the Pinecrest Community Center to her home on Southwest 60th Avenue, she would first take the sidewalk. But as soon as she'd turn the corner to 60th, McMaster would have to make a choice -- to trudge through the grassy public swale or walk in the street.

Mystery presidential candidates bring buzz to Haiti
The filing deadline for Haiti's presidential elections isn't until Aug. 7, but many of the potential contenders are playing coy about their plans and speculation about who will run is rampant.

Homestead selling giant pile of dirt -- but nobody is buying
Homestead taxpayers are now the proud owners of . . . a worthless pile of dirt.

The pile cost the city millions. Now no one wants to buy it.

With home construction at a low point, there's not much demand for the fill.

Swine flu vaccine changes as panic ebbs
Swine flu, which nearly caused a national panic last year before collapsing by year's end, remains very low across the U.S., with no indication it will worsen as the fall flu season nears, federal health officials said Tuesday.

For Miami-Dade sex offenders, wandering awaits
Months after Miami-Dade County cleared out a camp of sex offenders living under the Julia Tuttle Causeway, some of the former squatters are once again homeless, and many of the others are on the verge of being out on the streets again.

Hialeah budget director helped lover get job
The head of the Hialeah budget department, Alex Vega, helped his lover get a transfer last year to a job paying $74,000, five months after a scandal in the city hall building that required police intervention, according to documents that El Nuevo had access to.