Sunny and warm Saturday with a small late‑afternoon window for inland storms. Moderate rip current risk near the Palm Beaches.

Prosecutors are holding firm on a 20-year offer to the driver accused in the 2022 Palmetto wrong-way crash that killed five. Families returned to court Friday as plea talks continued.

A man was found injured near Northwest 25th Avenue and 57th Street Thursday night; police say he was taken to Ryder Trauma Center and detectives are seeking tips.

A Fort Lauderdale dog fight on Friday morning escalated into gunfire, killing two dogs and injuring others as police investigate. The city's Animal Crimes Unit has opened a probe.

A social-media clip appears to show a marked Homestead police cruiser racing another car; the department’s internal affairs bureau has opened an investigation.

A Broward Sheriffs Office fire lieutenant was arrested and faces two counts of battery on a person 65 or older; he was released on a $50,000 bond and suspended without pay.

A Florida asylum seeker says ICE arrested him at a Miami interview and held him for months in two detention sites before a federal judge ordered a bond hearing. He was freed after posting $15,000.

About 2,570 pounds of cocaine — roughly $19.3 million — were offloaded at Base Miami Beach after three Caribbean interdictions; six suspects were transferred to federal custody.

New York developer Richard Cohen paid $20.5M for a 4,600‑sq‑ft Four Seasons unit at the Surf Club, continuing a run of trophy sales in Surfside.

Three recorded closings at a new Surfside condo totaled $121M, per the South Florida Business Journal — a sign ultra‑luxury buyers are still paying up along Collins Avenue.

Maradona-inspired 1986 Steak House opens May 4 at the Mayfair House in Coconut Grove, serving asado-fired steaks and a cocktail program from Buenos Aires’ Tres Monos. The group says the menu will showcase beef from Argentina, the U.S. and Japan.

CORA Merrick Park will bring 74 wellness‑focused condos, a rooftop padel court and a 5,000‑sq‑ft park anchored by a Jaume Plensa sculpture to Coral Gables. Delivery is expected in 2028.

The lone survivor and families filed a wrongful‑death suit in Palm Beach County Circuit Court alleging poor road design, missing signs and a failed guardrail after the Aug. 5, 2024 crash that killed nine. The filing names FDOT, Palm Beach County and several contractors.