A CIM affiliate has sued to foreclose on Miami Beach’s Goodtime Hotel, seeking about $149.3M as owners counter that a contract drafting error created open‑ended guarantees.

Van Leeuwen opened a Mary Brickell Village scoop shop on March 19, adding frozen yogurt to its menu alongside more than two dozen flavors and vegan options.

Four people were charged after a CBP crew disabled a vessel carrying 15 migrants off Miami‑Dade; 11 were repatriated to the Bahamas and federal charges were filed.

MLB has taken over the Marlins' local broadcasts and launched Marlins.TV. Here’s what South Florida fans need to know about channels, prices and a few roster items.

Video shows a woman smashing car windows and rifling through parked vehicles in downtown Fort Lauderdale; police arrested her and she faces multiple felonies.

A Miami woman was arrested this week accused of driving the getaway car after a 2022 parking-lot shooting that left a man dead. Police say surveillance and witness IDs led detectives to her.

A viral video shows a brutal spring‑break assault outside Dicey Riley's in Fort Lauderdale; EMTs treated an injured man and officials have not confirmed arrests.

A Nashville operator has filed a competing proposal to run Miami‑Dade’s long‑delayed mental‑health center, intensifying a fight over budgets and who will manage the 2200 NW Seventh Ave. building.

Fort Pierce commissioners said March 16 they may end a 15‑year disposal deal with Waste Management after complaints about Miami trash trains offloading near downtown.

Former Starbucks chief Howard Schultz bought a Surfside penthouse for about $44M and will relocate his private family office to Miami while keeping his foundation in Seattle.

Pinecrest Bakery plans a Miami Springs location at the Le Jeune & NW 36th intersection; the company lists the storefront as "coming soon in 2026."

Bomb threats forced Zoo Miami to close several times this week and prompted bomb‑squad sweeps. Ron Magill called the calls "an extremely serious offense" as investigators probe.

Surveillance footage ties a suspect to multiple robberies in a Hollywood, Fla., neighborhood; police are asking residents east of Federal Highway between Johnson and Scott to check camera footage.