NWS Miami issued a Special Marine Warning for waters from East Cape Sable to Chokoloskee through 6:30 p.m. EDT, warning of 34+ kt gusts and sudden seas.

A city memo seeks to let Ken Griffin add a private helipad at his Terminal Island marina, a move that would require a zoning change and state and federal reviews.

Deputies say twin brothers used RVs and makeshift systems to pipe sewage from their Redland lot into wetlands; investigators found E. coli and animals in poor condition.

An Aventura title-company president was arrested in Pembroke Pines after investigators say she diverted $322,849 from escrow in a 2025 home sale, leaving the seller unpaid.

Homicide detectives are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a car on the 3700 block of NW 42nd Avenue in Miami Springs.

Glydways has pitched a 5.3‑mile elevated, driverless pod line linking downtown West Palm Beach to Palm Beach International Airport. County commissioners will weigh a study of the idea on July 7.

Commissioners approved a first reading to amend the Republic Services franchise, restoring curbside recycling with AI contamination checks and electric collection trucks. The change includes new carts, limits on bulk pickups and a modest rate increase for households.

A Liberty Elementary teacher in Margate was fired and later arrested after allegedly bringing a stun gun onto campus; police say she showed it to colleagues and apologized.

Archaeological digs in Brickell are turning up Indigenous burials, prompting repatriation demands, state reviews and delays for developers.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is investigating a deputy-involved shooting Monday night near the 6300 block of Stirling Road in Davie. Officials have released few details so far.

Two people were hurt in a Monday apartment building fire in North Miami Beach; crews concentrated on the sixth and seventh floors and one person was hospitalized. Officials have not yet released a cause.

A fire at 8017 NW 2nd Ave shut NE 2nd Avenue between 79th and 80th, prompting Miami PD and City of Miami Fire-Rescue to close the road and urge alternate routes.

Waterton paid $80.5M for The Landings at Pembroke Lakes, a 358-unit Pembroke Pines community. The buyer plans modest upgrades as South Florida multifamily demand stays strong.