A latent fingerprint on sunglasses helped police link 37‑year‑old Quindy Janvier to a May 26 Silver Bluff Estates burglary that took about $150,000 in jewelry.

A Miami caregiver has been arrested after investigators say she withdrew roughly $24,000 from an elderly client’s account and spent the cash at casinos, authorities say. Court records show a first appearance was scheduled Friday.

A 43-year-old was arrested after police say a raid in Hollywood found hundreds of grams of narcotics and more than $60,000 in cash. Booking records list trafficking charges.

TSA held a briefing in Miami ahead of the World Cup bronze match, outlining stepped‑up screening, air marshals at the stadium and fan travel rules. Officials urged early arrival and offered airport tips.

Police arrested a 22-year-old in Hollywood after she allegedly drove a vehicle onto a curb toward a man carrying his 3-year-old outside the Burlington at Oakwood Plaza.

NWS Miami issued a Special Marine Warning for Gulf waters from Chokoloskee to Bonita Beach with gusts, pea‑sized hail and possible waterspouts; mariners were told to seek safe harbor.

Related Urban has filed plans for a two‑tower, mixed‑income redevelopment near the Douglas Road Metrorail station that would yield 818 residences and a new library branch. The filing leans on Miami‑Dade RTZ rules and the Live Local Act to speed review.

A Daniel Buren–designed Canopy Bridge in South Beach has stalled after conflicting FPL locates; redesigns could push the project years past its 2026 target.

Florida’s jobless rate slipped to 4.7% in June — the first monthly decline since late 2024 — as payrolls added about 11,100 jobs amid uneven sector gains. The year‑over‑year jump in unemployed keeps policy makers on alert.

Pew and local data show Miami’s under‑40 households face a widening price‑to‑income gap, higher mortgage rates and down‑payment barriers that keep buyers on the sidelines.

Prenetics’ IM8 landed $1B in non-dilutive financing from General Catalyst to underwrite global customer acquisition after a record June and rapid scale.

A ruptured water main opened a sinkhole at NW 135th St and NW 42nd Ave in Opa‑Locka, briefly trapping a truck while crews work to restore service.

UHealth warned that contract talks with UnitedHealthcare could make its hospitals and specialists out‑of‑network Aug. 1, possibly forcing patients to pay more or switch doctors.