A Deerfield Beach man is in stable condition after an afternoon shooting near Northeast 41st Street. Authorities say the suspect fled and BSO is investigating.

Terra and Suntex have filed plans to replace the low‑rise retail block at the Miami Beach Marina with a 14‑story office tower, bigger parking and upgraded marina facilities. The proposal revives a debate Miami Beach voters first took up in 2020.

Cannata’s family has filed a wrongful‑death suit saying Aventura officers used excessive force in a July 10, 2025 salon shooting. The complaint seeks damages and answers.

A Florida delegation hand‑delivered a letter to Congress warning H.R. 1897 would roll back decades of recovery for manatees, panthers and sea turtles.

A 150,000‑sq‑ft Iron Mountain data center is rising in Miami’s Westview — neighbors say it came in "hiding in plain sight" and worry about power, water and promised jobs.

A Broward Sheriff’s Office sergeant was arrested again in Pompano Beach, accused of assaulting a longtime partner and stealing her car. He remains jailed on a $47,500 bond.

An 18-year-old was arrested after video showed him placing a knife against a victim's neck on Miami Beach's Bay Drive; police say the victim's car was damaged.

A 71-year-old man was arrested after deputies say he pepper-sprayed three people in a Publix parking lot in Country Walk, and jail records list an aggravated battery charge.

A Miami Home Depot manager was arrested after deputies say he placed thousands of unauthorized orders and applied massive markdowns that cost the company millions.

Knaus Berry Farm has extended its season through May 10 — one last chance this spring to grab the famous cinnamon rolls at the Redland location.

A Key Largo man was given a 78‑month sentence after pleading no contest to attempted murder for firing a crossbow at his roommate over a vodka dispute.

ACRE secured a $123.8M construction loan from Canyon Partners to build Adela on the Park, a 337‑unit project on Miami’s Upper East Side. The financing moves the long‑planned second phase toward construction.

The Standard Residences in Midtown Miami received a TCO and has started owner closings, delivering 228 branded residences with a rooftop pool and new restaurants.