A Miami forecast office's social post shows a Special Marine Warning was issued at 8:05 p.m. and logged minutes later. Boaters should heed shelter guidance and NOAA alerts.

A 3‑year‑old is in critical condition after getting their head stuck in a play kitchen at a babysitter’s home in Boynton Beach; police are investigating.

The City Commission voted to lease up to $150M for ambulances, trash trucks, police cars and other vehicles to replace an aging, often unreliable fleet.

Martin County deputies arrested a Miami man after a month-long probe that investigators say uncovered roughly $60,000 in stolen Garmin GPS units from boats across the county.

Kevhani "Key Vhani" Hicks says she acted in self‑defense after an Oct. 9, 2023 Wynwood scuffle; her lawyers filed a Stand Your Ground motion and a judge will hear it Aug. 31.

Dueling lawsuits between Forest Development and KAST Construction have turned Nautilus 220 into a tangle of liens, subcontractor claims and buyer suits that could stall closings.

Unlocked is converting the old Soho Studios into a 5,000‑capacity, 49,000+‑sq‑ft music and events venue in Wynwood, with programming slated to begin in October.

A spec mansion at 122 Bloomfield Drive closed for about $15.7M, the highest recorded non‑waterfront single‑family sale in West Palm Beach and a sign of rising inland demand.

A downtown Miami Marketplace meeting ended with a $4,000 camera taken and the thief escaping in a driverless Waymo; police are investigating.

Patients say a Miami medspa operator who presented himself as a doctor left clients with infections, tissue death and costly surgeries. State investigators and civil suits are now under way.

Burgers & Shakes will open August 4 at the General Tire Building on Biscayne, replacing Andiamo and restoring the landmark’s midcentury signage.

University of Miami and partners deployed three 3D‑printed SEAHIVE modules off Miami Beach to test whether hybrid reefs can cut wave energy and speed coral recovery.

A single‑vehicle crash and fire in northwest Miami‑Dade killed one man and closed a block of NW 103rd Street this morning. Traffic homicide detectives are investigating.