Miramar broke ground on Miramar Cove, a 125‑acre inland waterfront project with a 5.5‑acre lagoon, nearly 3,000 homes and 400,000 sq ft of retail slated for late 2028.

An attempted robbery near Smith & Wollensky left a suspect critically injured; the off-duty Miami Beach officer was unharmed and FDLE is investigating.

Hundreds of job seekers, including former Spirit Airlines staff, converged at a Port Everglades career expo that brought nearly 40 employers to Fort Lauderdale. The free event offered recruiters, training partners and a $100 FAU credit for attendees.

A seven‑story, 156‑bed Alan B. Miller Medical Center has opened in Palm Beach Gardens, adding emergency, surgical and cardiology services to north Palm Beach County.

Three Madar Group mansions on Fisher Island are under contract for a combined $105.5 million, tightening the island's already tiny supply of single‑family homes. The spec properties are due to finish between late 2026 and mid‑2027.

Manny Fernandez, a cornerstone of the Dolphins' 1972 perfect team and a Ring of Honor member, has died at 79, TMZ reports.

A rooftop fire on Collins Avenue sent about 20 guests outside on Monday; firefighters contained the blaze and no injuries were reported.

A 2014 election delay that kept Mark Bogen from taking office until January 2015 may let him seek a fourth four‑year term under Broward’s charter — but a court could decide otherwise.

A grass fire broke out Sunday near Miami Executive Airport. Miami‑Dade Fire Rescue reported no injuries and called in extra crews.

A 49-year-old rider died after striking a parked truck on South K Street in Lake Worth Beach, authorities say. She had been treated at St. Mary’s Medical Center.

Rep. Frederica Wilson denied retirement chatter and said she's planning to run again after recovering from eye surgery, leaving Miami Democrats to eye potential successors.

A man was shot early Saturday in Brownsville and taken to Ryder Trauma Center; Miami-Dade deputies are investigating.

A bayfront house in Coconut Grove sold for nearly $23 million — about four times its 2017 price — underscoring a surge in top‑tier waterfront trades. The sale lifts the neighborhood’s ultra‑luxury comps.