The first official Barbie fan festival lands in Fort Lauderdale March 27–29 with Serena Williams and a live 'Barbie The Movie' concert.

After a Sea Tow crew rescued a man from a burning boat off Marco Island, the boater allegedly pushed his rescuer into the water and fled in the tow vessel; deputies arrested a 40‑year‑old man after the boat ran aground.

A muggy Saturday in Miami turns stormy late afternoon with a 60% chance of storms and localized heavy downpours. Dense fog this morning may slow early commutes.

Federal drug-enforcement agents raided a North Miami warehouse Friday, seizing material CBS says is banned in Florida. Officials have not yet released details.

A housing-consulting firm has filed a WARN notice saying two Miami offices will close and 101 jobs will be cut after a county contract ended. The filings name downtown Miami and Miami Gardens locations.

Maria Otero was arrested after detectives found three post-op patients at a Hialeah apartment; she faces a charge of operating an assisted living facility without a license.

A viral clip shows a woman dressed as a nun sitting calmly during a SWAT raid outside Ark Smoke Shop on Biscayne Boulevard; Miami police say she wasn’t involved.

A fatal early-morning crash involving a tractor‑trailer closed northbound I‑95 at 10th Avenue North in Lake Worth Beach and prompted an active trooper investigation.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp has been identified as the buyer of a $46M waterfront Venetian Islands mansion in Miami Beach. The purchase follows Palantir’s move to the Miami area.

Miami-based Atlas Compute says it secured land for an AI‑ready data center near Fort Pierce; county records show no formal permit filings and neighbors want answers.

Scattered storms are likely through the weekend in Miami, with an elevated rip current risk at Atlantic beaches and the chance of a few strong storms. Expect heavy downpours and gusty winds during afternoon sea‑breezes.

La Colonia founder Jorge Acevedo paid $21.2 million for the 74-unit Regency Club Apartments in West Hialeah. His entity financed the deal with a $10.6M loan.

A Miami man admitted in federal court to conspiring to import n‑isopropyl butylone — a powerful new synthetic stimulant called “flakka” — from China into South Florida between 2022 and 2025.