An anonymous buyer paid about $53M for an oceanfront Golden Beach mansion and the adjacent lot, creating a rare beachfront assemblage with more than 200 feet of private sand. The purchases add to a recent run of high‑end deals on Ocean Boulevard.

Muggy low-70s Tuesday morning, but dangerous rip currents and choppy seas will keep Miami beaches hazardous through Friday. Swim near lifeguards and postpone small-boat trips.

Prime After Dark is a delivery‑only steakhouse serving Wagyu, caviar and multi‑person "Luxe Boxes" to Miami's after‑hours crowd between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m.

Royal Caribbean will base its fourth Icon-class ship in Miami in August 2027, promising new water-park attractions and a notable bump in PortMiami traffic.

Gusty east winds, a Rip Current Statement and high surf will affect Miami beaches through Wednesday. Scattered storms and choppy bays make boating and swimming riskier than usual.

NORAD says F-16s escorted a civilian plane out of the Mar‑a‑Lago no‑fly zone; flares were used and no one was harmed.

Chef Danny Serfer announced the closure of Edgewater’s Mignonette on Saturday, ending a nearly 12‑year run for the oyster bar. Regulars and critics had long praised its raw bar and quiet charm.

Gusty east winds and dangerous rip currents are in effect for Miami‑Dade beaches through Monday evening. Expect 30–35 mph gusts and rough Gulfstream seas.

A downtown Miami shooting on Saturday wounded an officer and a man near Bayfront Park as Ultra drew large crowds. Police say the episode appears isolated and the investigation is ongoing.

Fort Lauderdale backed off a plan to swap its beachfront basketball courts for pickleball after a grassroots push; the city will keep and upgrade the hoops while adding nearby pickleball courts.

KKR opened a permanent office at 600 Brickell Avenue, creating a Miami hub to serve institutional and private-wealth clients across Latin America.

A 41‑year‑old Cape Coral man was arrested after allegedly threatening a neighbor with a three‑foot sword; police recovered the weapon and charged him with assault with a deadly weapon.

Miami-registered LLCs and virtual office addresses appear in reporting that a Florida firm handled more than $260 million tied to the Argentine Football Association.