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.

Authorities say surveillance shows a Boynton Beach driver deliberately steering into another car; he was booked this week and is accused of insurance fraud and aggravated battery.

A Miami judge found Travis Ray Grafe competent to stand trial in the death of Knaus Berry Farm co‑owner Rachel Grafe, clearing the way for murder and aggravated battery charges to proceed.

Cain’s CEO told The Real Deal the firm will build a single multifamily tower next to Missoni Baia, reopen the Delano for the Miami Grand Prix, and lean into rentals as Brickell rents climb.

A federal judge found Pembroke Pines’ demand for officers’ private texts invalid under Florida law, undercutting threats of criminal penalties as the federal case moves forward.

Marked patrol cars and tactical teams were reported near two Miami campuses Wednesday as authorities investigate. Local outlets say details are scarce.

State crash data show distracted-driving wrecks topped 52,900 in 2025 and deaths rose to the highest level since 2021, prompting a 'Put It Down' enforcement push.

Billionaires and tech names keep making headlines in Miami — but leasing data show most newcomers are signing modest suites and expansions rather than massive headquarters. Brokers and researchers say the market’s true test will be bigger pre‑leases and hiring.