Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier sued OpenAI and Sam Altman, accusing ChatGPT of causing harm to Floridians and children. The 83‑page complaint seeks penalties and limits on under‑13 data collection.

A North Miami man faces multiple felony charges after police say he tried to force a 74-year-old woman into his car outside a Port St. Lucie church. Surveillance video and witness intervention are part of the investigation.

A two-vehicle crash Sunday night redirected a car into a Miami‑Dade home. Multiple people were taken to hospitals with injuries ranging from stable to critical.

A 65-year-old man was killed while crossing South Military Trail outside a crosswalk on May 29. PBSO says he left a median and ran into northbound traffic; investigators are examining the collision.

A Palm Beach County jury convicted Christopher Soto of second‑degree murder in the 2023 death of a woman whose body was found in a West Delray canal. Sentencing is set for June 18.

Jurgen Peter Wolz, 62, was pulled unresponsive from the Grecian Rocks reef off Key Largo during a commercial snorkel trip and was later pronounced dead; autopsy is pending.

Phat Boy Sushi is opening a Downtown Palm Beach Gardens location in mid‑to‑late July with sushi, hibachi skillets and a full bar.

A five‑parcel Wynwood assemblage at 85 NE 27th St sold for $14.5M in cash, a steep discount from 2022 as buyers weigh mixed‑use redevelopment potential. Brokers say higher borrowing costs are re‑pricing land in Miami.

A Palm Beach Gardens urgent-care clinical director faces a false-imprisonment charge after video allegedly shows her locking a patient inside the clinic during a May 25 visit.

South Street Partners bought Solé Miami, the 249-key oceanfront condo-hotel in Sunny Isles Beach, and says it will refresh guest rooms and public spaces.

FBI Miami will hold a 2 p.m. press briefing Friday to outline security plans for World Cup matches and fan events across South Florida in June and July. Federal and local partners will discuss coordination measures ahead of the tournament.

After closing in Wynwood last August, Willy’s drag nights landed at Las Rosas in Allapattah — a temporary home that’s keeping Wig! and Pride programming going.

CEOs at an invite-only Private 100 dinner warned that finding and keeping skilled workers — not permits or materials — is South Florida’s biggest growth constraint. Low unemployment and many open roles are forcing companies to move faster and invest in training.