Miami-Dade's long-standing connection to Al Capone, probably the most famous organized crime boss in the 20th century, has come to an unceremonious rubble-filled end. Capone, declared Public Enemy No.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. That Capone's old digs wouldn't be much in demand isn't terribly surprising. Preservation efforts are generally tied to the homes ...

For more than a year, preservationists had been making steady headway in an uphill, high-profile battle to save gangster Al Capone’s estate on Miami Beach’s Palm Island from possible demolition. And ...

In 1928, Miami Beach, Fla., was rocked with the news that the infamous gangster, Chicago crime boss Al Capone, had purchased a home on Palm Island, one of the city’s newest and most prestigious ...

Crime boss Al Capone lived his final years in a Miami Beach waterfront mansion after his release from federal prison. The gangster would throw lavish parties at his Palm Island home during the ...

Miami-Dade’s longstanding connection to Al Capone, probably the most famous organized crime boss in the 20th century, has come to an unceremonious, rubble-filled end. The murderous gangster was once ...

The Miami home where Al Capone took his final breath in 1947 after suffering a heart attack is being saved from demolition after a spirited campaign by locals was launched to preserve the estate. The ...

The pool at the former home of Al Capone at 93 Palm Ave. in Miami Beach. Felipe Ariano To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser ...

The pool at the former home of Al Capone at 93 Palm Ave. in Miami Beach. Felipe Ariano To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser ...

Al Capone’s two-story main house and guest house had nine bedrooms, six full bathrooms, two half bathrooms and a fortified design. Chuck Fadely Miami Herald Miami-Dade’s long-standing connection to Al ...