MG Developer closed a $100M construction loan for Alhambra Parc at 33 Alhambra Circle, funding condos, office suites and ground‑floor retail in downtown Coral Gables. The financing moves the boutique project closer to construction.

Dangerous rip currents will affect Miamis east coast beaches through Sunday evening. East winds gust near 20 mph and highs top out around 856F.

A new waterfront Class A+ office in Bay Harbor aims to lure family offices with private docks and large, headquarters-style floor plates.

A Seattle developer quietly closed on a Sunrise Key waterfront estate in Fort Lauderdale for about $21.75M. The 8‑bed property features roughly 355 feet of private water frontage.

Coconut Grove will host free World Cup watch parties at Peacock Park and an interactive playscape at CocoWalk, pairing big-screen matches with family activities and local food.

Bodycam released by Miami Beach Police shows Officer Fabio Bolanos — who still carries shrapnel from a 2024 friendly‑fire shooting — taking down a suspected scooter thief in South Beach.

Warm, breezy Friday with dangerous rip currents at east‑coast beaches through Saturday evening.

Rosalía postponed both Miami LUX Tour shows because of a family emergency. The Kaseya Center and Ticketmaster say dates will be rescheduled; fans were told to hold onto tickets.

Sunshine Coffee opened a North Beach flagship with baby‑blue matcha and an exclusive soft‑serve program. The family‑run shop also added new sandwiches and locally roasted beans.

From the Roberta’s team, Ezio’s Steakhouse opened at 72 Park in North Beach with dry‑aged steaks, house pastas, a raw bar and a tableside martini program.

South Florida clinics say Medicaid termination letters have paused therapy and left therapists unpaid, creating urgent gaps in care for patients who rely on ongoing services.

A Boca Raton resident says a Bigniu e-bike battery exploded while charging, leaving him with permanent burns; he has sued Amazon and the bike maker. The case is now in federal court.

Spain’s Meliá will stop managing 15 Cuban hotels, worsening a tourism collapse that threatens jobs, payments and flights.