State records show DCF placed vulnerable adults into Miami assisted‑living homes flagged by inspectors, including a Homestead facility tied to a 2024 Legionnaires hospitalization.

A Miami‑Dade firefighter resigned after a student in an EMS ride‑along reported inappropriate texts in late January; the department says it has a zero‑tolerance policy.

Eataly has opened a 23,000-square-foot marketplace at CityPlace’s Harriet Himmel Hall, bringing restaurants, a market and a live stage to downtown West Palm Beach.

Three South Florida women face felony counts after investigators say they stole $32,609 in baby formula across six counties; detectives tied the cases to surveillance and a suspected fencing address in Lake Worth.

Long stretches of closed storefronts have appeared on Miracle Mile as rising rents and bank branches reshape the street. City Hall and the chamber are testing pop-ups and permitting help.

Florida wildlife charged the head of BC US after a newly imported macaque was found inside a biomedical-waste container at a Miami facility and later euthanized. The case has prompted USDA inspection records and calls for tougher oversight.

Related Ross bought a Coral Springs office leased by Fiserv for roughly $37M; the leaseback keeps the fintech tenant on site as Ross grows his South Florida holdings.

The Diplomat’s Verandah Social Club is a 21+ oceanfront pool and lounge with day passes, cabanas and poolside culinary and wellness offerings as the resort preps to relaunch under Signia by Hilton.

A Tahiti Beach waterfront estate in Cocoplum sold for $32M, a neighborhood record that underscores continued demand for Coral Gables trophy homes.

The One Thousand Museum condo association sued the developer, alleging a 2020 vote unlawfully waived reserve funding and left roughly $1.4M missing from reserves.

A Westchester man faces attempted murder and aggravated assault charges after deputies say he fired at another driver on Bird Road; surveillance helped identify him.

Local 10’s Dirty 30 flags Miami‑area eateries that racked up 30+ state inspection violations — from roaches and moldy ice to stop‑sale orders and temperature failures.

A Delray Beach adviser was arrested after deputies say he persuaded a Boynton Beach senior to hand over $30,000 for fake certificates of deposit. State records show the firm linked to the deposits was inactive.