Kazakhstan's BI Group has begun construction on Parkside in Brickell — a wellness‑focused boutique condo with roughly 187 furnished units and rooftop amenities.

More than 3,000 volunteers hit 33 sites during Baynanza, hauling out over 20,000 pounds of trash as officials warn Biscayne Bay is approaching a tipping point.

Mostly clear and muggy Thursday with highs near 79°F. Dangerous rip currents will persist through Friday — swim near lifeguards.

Two Miami-Dade men were arrested after investigators say they followed bank customers and robbed them; one attack left a senior with serious head injuries. Police linked the pair to two separate incidents using video and cellphone records.

Fort Lauderdale faces a potential $725 million 30‑year payout for a new City Hall as commissioners spar over whether to pause or proceed. The cost math includes financing and long‑term service agreements.

Two adults were critically injured in a Fort Lauderdale shooting Wednesday night; paramedics administered whole blood while transporting them to Broward Health. Detectives are investigating.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced a statewide task force in Tampa to target Medicaid, SNAP and housing‑assistance fraud and named Scott Strauss special prosecutor.

A rebuilt Bay of Pigs museum in Little Havana reopens this week in a larger space as veterans mark the 65th anniversary of the 1961 invasion.

A Miami man claimed a $25 million Gold Rush Multiplier scratch-off and chose a $15.96 million lump-sum after buying the ticket at a Miami Walmart.

Neighbors say a rezoning request for the Alper JCC campus could allow six‑story, 480+ unit buildings and worsen traffic as a county hearing approaches.

Palm Beach’s vice mayor asked Gov. Ron DeSantis to let the county pause its 12‑cent gas tax to ease pump pain, but legal and budget hurdles have stalled the plan. Officials say pausing the levy could cut tens of millions from transit and road budgets.

Mayor Eileen Higgins proposed a $450M "Safe and Ready Miami" bond to overhaul the citys crumbling police and fire facilities. The City Commission could send the question to voters in August.

Crews started pouring concrete at Holiday Park as a joint YMCA Family Center and Broward Health ER organizers call a first-of-its-kind.