Attorneys say more than 160 Florida suits claim website chatbots recorded users without consent, raising steep statutory‑damages risk for companies that use web chat tools.

Two Georgia men were arrested at Miami Stadium after deputies say they used fake FIFA credentials to charge fans up to $1,000 during a World Cup match. The arrests come amid broader warnings about ticket and credential scams.

Two Miami‑area Publix stores sold Wednesday’s Fantasy 5 winners — Coral Gables and Aventura slips are now worth roughly $110K and $55.7K. Claim details follow.

Songwriter Poo Bear has put a three-level Aria Reserve penthouse in Miami on the market — a sky residence with terraces, a private elevator and six suites. The MLS shows an asking price near $11 million.

NO tsunami danger for South Florida after a 7.1 quake offshore Venezuela, federal agencies say.

Surmount has opened its first Florida office in downtown Miami and brought the Issenberg Britti Group into its platform. The move gives the net‑lease firm a local foothold as Miami’s office market tightens.

FSU researchers find human emissions and shifting aerosol pollution are the dominant drivers of multidecadal Atlantic sea-surface temperature swings, with consequences for hurricane fuel.

Miami Gardens police say new evidence led to the arrest of Warren Masai Pollock in the 2019 slaying of 17‑year‑old Rodney Hinds Jr.

A lender won a $65.7M foreclosure judgment against Stonerock Capital, pushing two downtown Miami office buildings to an online auction on July 20. The sale underscores mounting stress in the city’s older office stock.

Patchy smoke and a midday air‑quality alert make Wednesday uncomfortable in Miami; highs near 89°F with heat index over 100. Expect a small chance of late‑day storms.

Four World Cup group matches land across North America on June 23 while Miami's Fan Festival at Bayfront Park runs noon–1 a.m. for live broadcasts, music and food.

A woman says a housekeeping ad lured her to Lake Worth Beach, where she was forced into sex work; two people were arrested on trafficking charges.

NWS Miami warned of strong storms along Alligator Alley at 5 p.m. Gusty winds and torrential rain could make driving dangerous.