Flagler Beach says a state law will force an estimated $43M overhaul to stop treated wastewater from flowing into the Intracoastal, with years of construction ahead.

City Council signed off on tweaks to Mayfair's framework plan as the developer has poured roughly $108M into roads and utilities, clearing room for retail and medical uses.

Clark University won a $27M Department of Labor award to scale TechImpact, targeting 3,800 IT apprentices and employer incentive payments.

Midwood bought a four‑story office-and-retail building at 423 Fulton St. from sellers tied to the Nakash family and the Miami Casa Casuarina, industry reports say.

A restrained redesign will add accessible trails, native plantings and a pulled‑back outlook while preserving Jackass Hill’s natural view.

Bodycam shows Gov. Joe Lombardo briefly pulled over near Mandalay Bay and released without a citation.

A late-night collision on I-55 in Perry County left one man dead and another hospitalized, state troopers say.

Dancehall star Chronic Law is in federal custody after a Turner County high-speed chase that ended with deputies seizing multiple firearms.

Allstate hired CoStar CFO Christian Lown as its new executive vice president and chief financial officer, effective Aug. 3. The move follows related leadership changes at CoStar and internal reshuffling at Allstate.

A Kirtland man was indicted on 32 felony counts alleging he produced sexual images of minors. Prosecutors say digital devices were seized and an Aug. 12 arraignment is scheduled.

A jury convicted Lori Meers of manslaughter and aggravated abuse after prosecutors say her 77‑year‑old mother was found in filthy, life‑threatening conditions and later died.

A Jacksonville influencer says an Oakleaf HOA sued to evict her from an inherited 55-plus home while neighbors face a $155,000 special assessment. The dispute highlights how age-restricted rules can complicate inheritances.

Supervisors sent a proposed ICE non‑cooperation policy back to county counsel after hours of public testimony and questions about legal footing. The board will revisit the draft later this summer.