Canadian chain Cactus Club Cafe opened an 11,500-square-foot restaurant in downtown Miami, seating about 280 and offering sushi, burgers and multiple bars.

A Palm Beach Gardens man was detained after allegedly threatening to burn Swampgrass Willy's and to kill officers; police say he also stole wood from a nearby restaurant.

A Miami-Dade deputy was hospitalized in stable condition after a suspect fleeing police struck a sheriff's vehicle in Goulds. The suspect was taken into custody.

The Pentagon says a U.S. strike destroyed a suspected smuggling boat in the Caribbean, killing four. Legal experts and lawmakers are pressing for footage and answers.

Fabricant Farms will convert the shuttered Taylor Farmhouse site into an ice cream, coffee and arcade campus — bringing jobs and parking back to Jupiter Farms.

Miami-based CAS Auto says 52 new Nissans were damaged in a missile strike in Dubai, and disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz are driving up shipping and insurance costs. Dealers and fleet buyers face longer waits and higher prices.

Amelie, a Kemp's ridley missing a forelimb, was released from a Juno Beach rehab center with a satellite tag so researchers can track her return to the Atlantic.

IMC Equity landed a $54M construction loan to build the Northside Town Station apartments next to the Northside shopping center in West Little River.

Boca Raton approved $500,000 in incentives to recruit quantum firm D‑Wave; the company plans to move its U.S. HQ to BRiC and pair with FAU on a $20M quantum system.

Residents and local reporters say Miami-Dade's charter review materials are hard to find and follow, with staff-led briefings and little public input as the panel nears its final report.

A Fort Lauderdale firetruck was struck while responding to an early-morning crash; three people were rushed to Broward Health's trauma center and Broward Boulevard was closed.

Three people were shot Monday evening in Delray Beach’s northwest neighborhood; police say the suspect remains at large and the investigation is active.

Darius Lawshea was sentenced to 50 years after a jury convicted him of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old. The case traces back to a 2020 arrest that drew other victims forward.