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Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Boca Raton dad says Lyft hit his account with a $75 damage fee — until his teen noticed a Google Gemini watermark on the driver's photos.
An RV blaze in northwest Miami‑Dade spread to a nearby house Friday, drawing a multi‑unit response from Miami‑Dade Fire Rescue and prompting an investigation.
A 29-year-old was arrested in Doral after police say he messaged people he believed were an 11‑ and 14‑year‑old, allegedly requesting nude photos and sexual acts.
Community & Society in ...
FIU has opened student‑conduct cases after a quiet "ICE Off" protest during a March campus event, a move students and faculty say risks chilling political speech. The university cites campus demonstration rules while students await hearings.
An 82-year-old Miami man was arrested after police say he sold crack in a Little Havana clinic parking lot; officers recovered 11 rocks and $50. He faces enhanced charges under Florida law.
Food & Drinks in ...
Segafredo L'Originale will close on June 21 after 26 years on Lincoln Road. The restaurant plans a free final celebration on the day of its last service.
New records and depositions show Epstein and associates recruited underage Brazilian girls and moved some to Palm Beach; Brazilian prosecutors have opened a probe.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Publix bought the Fountains of Boynton plaza for $78M, putting the grocer in control of its Boynton Beach supermarket and neighboring retail spaces.
Five years after a dedication, Miramar’s 9/11 memorial remains unfinished as change orders and a contractor dispute push costs higher.
Don King’s long‑vacant 53‑acre Mangonia Park fronton is in Chapter 11, pausing a $43M foreclosure and opening the site to competitive bids.
Ockap Caviar & Cuisine opened in Brickell with caviar integrated into every course, from croquetas to desserts. Tasting menus start at $160 and tins are available online.
Celine Dion's former Admirals Cove estate is under contract at a $20M asking price, topping last week's Palm Beach County luxury signings.
A South Florida defendant says COVID-19 left her "temporarily insane" at the time of her infant's drowning, a local TV report says. The claim raises legal and medical questions.
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