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.

Phase I of Miami's SAVE Pilot opens for single‑family homes and duplexes, offering faster permits and fee reductions for resiliency and energy upgrades.

A 62,656-square-foot Miami-Dade office complex at 9995 S.W. 88th St sold for $30 million, well above its assessor valuation and highlighting demand for leased suburban offices.

Publix filed plans for a 55,000‑sq‑ft two‑story store at 11380 Biscayne Blvd in North Miami, proposing stacked parking and an on‑site liquor shop; no opening date yet.

A 3.29-acre Naples riverfront estate listed for $14.5M comes with a $2M Lucas Lagoons backyard, complete with lagoon-style pools, waterfalls and a private dock.

Cuba floated lump‑sum payouts for U.S. property seized after the 1959 revolution, but Miami claimants say eligibility, funding and enforcement are unclear.