A University of Miami demo and new simulations show how surge and rising seas can inundate homes quickly as hurricane season begins.

State inspectors ordered the Steak N' Shake in Sunrise closed after rodent droppings were found; several South Florida eateries were briefly shuttered and later reopened.

MMG Equity Partners is planning a roughly 36,000‑sq‑ft shopping and dining hub on about 5.1 acres at Kendall Town Center, with construction lined up for early 2027.

El‑Ad bought the 25‑unit Chateau Grove at 3265 Virginia St. in Coconut Grove for $45.5M, marking the developer’s first entry into the neighborhood and a likely redevelopment play.

A 43-year-old man was arrested after an early-morning shooting at a Pompano Beach gas station left a man hospitalized.

A 5-year-old was found alone and distressed inside a locked car outside La Brasa Grill in Coconut Creek; a caregiver has been arrested on child-neglect charges.

A former Fort Pierce federal prosecutor has been indicted after allegedly emailing a sealed Jack Smith report to her personal accounts and renaming the files as cake recipes.

Russell Galbut unveiled new renderings for the Galleria and called vocal opponents "idiots," reigniting debate over a nine-tower, 3,000+ unit plan that leans on Florida’s Live Local Act.

Monroe County deputies arrested a Cudjoe Key man after his wife was found fatally injured at their home.

Three people were charged after a Martin County burglary probe uncovered an alleged retail-theft ring that prosecutors say stole tools across 13 counties and fenced them in Miami-Dade.

Miami International paid $18.2M for a 68,000‑sf Duty Free Americas warehouse to stage work for its $14B modernization, then convert it to commercial use.

Tavistock filed plans for an eight‑acre second phase at Pier Sixty‑Six, showing four buildings and a proposed 270‑foot tower along the Fort Lauderdale waterfront.

STAND., from the team behind Michelin‑starred Shingo, opens June 4 on Miracle Mile with house‑baked shokupan, matcha and a fall izakaya service. The 24‑seat cafe starts as a daytime walk‑in.