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.

A Saturday night apartment fire in Miami's NW 29th Street displaced two men but caused no injuries; crews contained the blaze and investigators are on scene.

A Broward judge tossed a camera-issued ticket and a local attorney called the program a revenue grab. The decision could prompt challenges across Florida.

Northlink Capital has started construction on 7200 Collins, a 12-story, 222-unit condo in North Beach that was largely presold before work began.

A diver was found dead off Singer Island after his boat washed ashore; authorities recovered the body at an offshore barge‑wreck and are investigating.

A Hialeah woman was arrested after deputies say she cashed counterfeit checks at Regions Bank branches, costing the bank about $47,664. Surveillance footage and records tied the transactions to her.

Crews have pushed Baccarat Residences in Brickell to the 40th floor, making the 75‑story tower a new presence along the Miami River as glazing and balconies begin to appear. Construction and fit‑out are accelerating toward an expected top‑out in 2026 and overall delivery in early 2028.

Miami rolled out a Walk‑Thru Express for homeowners and an Annual Facility Permit for businesses, aiming to deliver same‑day approvals for many small projects. City officials say the changes start immediately.

A Miami lawsuit naming Mount Sinai’s CEO has become the catalyst for a Tallahassee push to rewrite Florida’s no‑fault birth‑injury compensation system.