Danny Serfer announced Blue Collar will serve its final meals this Sunday in Miami’s MiMo neighborhood. He thanked diners and staff but offered no reason.

Witness testimony and surveillance footage tied two men to the 2019 killing of Coral Springs firefighter Christopher Randazzo. The medical examiner said the fatal wound was a gunshot to the back of the head.

La Birra Bar opened on Miracle Mile in Coral Gables, bringing its award-winning Argentine smash burgers and the competition-winning "Crispy Dubai" to the neighborhood.

An appeals court gave Ian Jackson a choice — keep his paid lawyer or accept court‑appointed counsel — and certified the funding question to the Florida Supreme Court.

Newly released bodycam shows a May 16, 2025 Redland raid; deputies say 42 people were arrested, 72 roosters seized and $39,147 recovered during the operation.

The cutter Tahoma brought more than 8,000 pounds of cocaine to Port Everglades after interdictions near Cartagena; officials say the haul is worth roughly $62 million.

At a State of Black Miami town hall, leaders warned Florida’s anti‑DEI law has narrowed the Black Affairs Advisory Board’s tools and raised alarms about hiring and maps. Organizers say they’ll pivot to voter outreach and oversight.

An anonymous call sent officers to Blue Lake Elementary in Boca Raton; police found no danger and say the incident is the latest in a string of swatting calls across the city.

Catalfumo landed a $401M loan to complete its waterfront Ritz‑Carlton condos in Palm Beach Gardens, clearing the way for a summer 2026 opening.

A person was taken to a trauma center after a possible shooting in Gladeview. Deputies and Miami‑Dade Fire Rescue are investigating at NW 73rd and NW 29th.

A Miami lawsuit alleges Alex Otaola and an attorney outed and smeared a teen accuser on a 2025 livestream, and claims the broadcast violated Florida victim‑privacy protections.

Attorneys for Jewish Voice for Peace South Florida say invoice documents link Miami Beach Commissioner David Suarez to December mobile billboards that labeled protesters "Jew hater." The group has asked a court for more documents as part of its First Amendment lawsuit.

A Maurice Fatio mansion at 115 Via La Selva led last week’s Palm Beach luxury contracts as buyers signed 26 deals worth roughly $197.7M in asking price.