Four director‑level staffers have left City Hall as Boynton Beach works to narrow a multimillion‑dollar gap in next year’s budget.

A dispute at a Miramar gas station at Pembroke Road and DeSoto Drive escalated into gunfire; one person was injured and rushed to the hospital. Police are investigating.

A four-month cocktail residency opens March 12 at 820 Alton Road, trading theatrical tricks for balanced cocktails, live music and chef-driven bar bites.

A teenage boy was shot at a large juvenile gathering in Fort Lauderdale and taken to Broward Health; police say he will survive and are asking for tips.

A Lauderdale Lakes Walmart sold Sunday’s only Fantasy 5 jackpot; the ticket matched 8-12-16-22-34 and is worth about $108,640.

Miami police warned of heavy delays Sunday as many cruise ships converge on PortMiami. Drivers are being urged to allow extra time and use alternate routes.

A Quick Pick bought at a Publix in Oakland Park matched Fantasy 5 numbers 5-7-15-21-34 and won $131,069. The store and regional lottery offices are handling the claim.

A motion filed in Miami‑Dade says North Miami city attorneys relied on AI that produced nonexistent case citations in a public‑records dispute. The filing asks the court for sanctions.

David Chang’s Fuku opens a standalone spot on Miracle Mile March 11, bringing the OG Sando, opening‑day giveaways and plans for a West Palm Beach outpost.

Walker & Dunlop arranged an $80M construction loan for Clara Homes’ 77‑unit luxury rental at 10290 East Bay Harbor Drive. The building is the final phase of a three‑building plan on Bay Harbor Islands.

A woman in Hollywood was transferred from Memorial Regional to Jackson Memorial’s burn center after an accidental blaze early Wednesday. Investigators say the cause remains under review.

A police pursuit on the Florida Turnpike near Sunrise Boulevard ended in a crash that shut southbound lanes; a suspect is in custody and at least one driver was hospitalized.

Dozens of residents challenged plans to lease public beachfront at 1301 S. Ocean Drive for a more-than-20-story condo, saying zoning and resiliency concerns make the site the wrong choice.