Shoma Group paid $13M for a Coral Gables site and filed plans for Ponce 8, a 16-story Live Local Act project proposing workforce units with ground-floor retail.

Town Park Plaza South tenants in Overtown sued H.A. Contracting and A‑1 Duran Roofing, alleging 14 of 18 roofs leak nearly every time it rains. Residents say a CRA-funded rehab left roofs still failing and want permanent repairs.

Cambridge-founded OpenEvidence moved its HQ to Miami in 2025 and is expanding across Florida with backing from a national medical society and major investors.

A Construction Coverage analysis using Redfin data ranked Jacksonville last among large U.S. metros, but local brokers say the picture is mixed and neighborhood‑specific. Well‑prepared, claim‑free homes are still drawing buyers.

Broward commissioners voted to study whether buying Spirit’s Dania Beach headquarters could serve as a ready‑made county governmental center and save time and money.

A West Kendall mother asked a judge to keep the confession she gave after her 9‑year‑old autistic son's 2020 drowning out of evidence, saying it was coerced while she was sleep‑deprived.

A 24‑year‑old Miami man was arrested May 11 on kidnapping, strong‑arm robbery and battery charges after deputies say he forced his ex into a car, stole her chains and punched her.

Port St. Lucie approved a $31.8M reverse‑osmosis plant to avert a projected 2030 capacity crunch, with staged capacity coming online between 2027 and 2029.

Investigators cordoned off a Pompano Beach apartment building after an early‑morning fire; officials say the cause is under investigation.

Joshua Koren, 38, was booked on aggravated stalking and trespassing after police say he arrived at a West Avenue apartment with knives, pepper spray and a stun gun.

A PBSO SWAT raid on West 27th Street led to the arrest of Dontay Bartley and the seizure of hundreds of grams of suspected drugs, authorities say.

A neon 1950s‑Havana–inspired diner has landed on Calle Ocho offering wagyu burgers, fritas and vaca negra floats in a bright, late‑night spot.

Sweetwaters, from the Tallichet family behind the Rusty Pelican, will open in Huizenga Park this fall with sweeping New River patios and a large indoor dining room. Construction is already underway at the Las Olas corner.