A Boca Raton man was arrested after investigators say he forged his estranged wife’s signature to transfer their home and secure a nearly $950,000 mortgage.

NWS Miami issued a Special Marine Warning for Gulf waters from Chokoloskee to Bonita Beach with gusts, pea‑sized hail and possible waterspouts; mariners were told to seek safe harbor.

Related Urban has filed plans for a two‑tower, mixed‑income redevelopment near the Douglas Road Metrorail station that would yield 818 residences and a new library branch. The filing leans on Miami‑Dade RTZ rules and the Live Local Act to speed review.

Heat Advisory in Miami today; feels like 105–110°F this afternoon with scattered storms possible.

A 43-year-old woman was arrested after police say she stabbed another woman multiple times in Little River during an argument over money.

A Miami man was charged July 16 in the 2021 drive-by killing of Tilkharri Harris after surveillance, forensic testing and witness statements linked him to a waiting SUV. Authorities say the probe grew from earlier leads tied to a second suspect.

Argentina fans filled Miami Beach after a late semifinal comeback, turning Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue a sea of sky blue and white.

FIU scientists glycoengineered CAR‑T cells with a 'sugar shield' that helped them last longer and beat lymphomas in mice, pointing toward less‑toxic immunotherapy.

Ryder System pre-leased a 409,000‑sq‑ft Kurv warehouse near Opa‑Locka, one of Miami‑Dade's biggest industrial deals this year.

State inspectors ordered six Palm Beach County restaurants closed after finding roaches, about 300 dead flies and staff handling food without gloves. Several locations were cleared to reopen after callbacks.

State inspectors found a live rodent and dozens of health‑code violations at a Brickell City Centre sports bar, prompting a temporary shutdown and a second closure this year.

BH Group closed on the long-shuttered Polo West parcel in Wellington for about $20.8M and plans a single-family home community on the roughly 150-acre site. Neighbors are already lining up for hearings.

A Miami federal judge ordered more than $314 million for three Americans who say they were kidnapped and tortured in Venezuela. The ruling brands the Maduro government a criminal enterprise and raises legal questions about collecting assets.