South Florida barbecue joints are being squeezed by record beef prices as a decades‑low cattle herd and drought push wholesale costs up. Local pitmasters say brisket bills have jumped and menu math is getting tighter.

A multi-vehicle crash on NE 3rd Avenue Tuesday left one adult woman dead and two people hospitalized, and closed the 4400 block while investigators processed the scene.

Rip currents and gusty southeast winds make Miami beaches risky through this evening. Expect mid‑80s heat and rising thunderstorm chances later this week.

A 29-year-old man was arrested Sunday after a May 2 shooting outside Taboo Miami in North Miami Beach, police say. Surveillance footage and recovered evidence led to his arrest.

A man was found shot dead early Sunday in Delray Beach; detectives are asking the public for tips. Officials say anyone with information should contact police.

Muggy, breezy day with highs near 86F. Rip currents and gusty onshore winds make Miami beaches hazardous through Wednesday.

High rip current risk for Miami beaches through Tuesday; sunny, breezy Memorial Day with highs near 86°F and heat indices near 100°F. Swim only near lifeguards.

A Pinecrest burglary chase spilled into Broward early Sunday, ending with a crash in Hollywood and one arrest. Detectives are asking residents to share surveillance video.

NBC 6 reports a Miami family secured a $620 million civil judgment against Cuba. The award comes amid recent Supreme Court and DOJ moves that could reshape related litigation.

Hot, breezy Memorial Day forecast for Miami with highs near 86°F. Atlantic beaches are under a high rip current risk through Tuesday, May 26.

An Alden‑linked LLC sold a new Everglades Island mansion at 757 Island Drive for about $93.3M; the buyer financed the purchase with a $70M Bank of America mortgage.

A Miami Beach couple sold a Faena House condo for $16 million in a mid‑May closing that adds to the building's string of high‑end trades.

A Margate traffic stop led to the arrest of a contractor accused of taking $63,640 from a Fort Lauderdale homeowner for work that never materialized. The complaint was later filed with state regulators.