Terreno paid about $56.3M for a nearly 98,000‑sf Amazon‑leased warehouse at 10910 NW 144th St in Hialeah Gardens. The purchase underscores demand for infill logistics in Miami.

Coconut Grove’s Red, White & Grove: 250 United turns Peacock Park into a waterfront July 4 celebration with Tony Succar, local food and a fireworks finale.

A 4-year-old boy was pulled from a North Lauderdale pool and rushed to Coral Springs Medical Center; authorities say an investigation is underway.

A man and a woman were found dead Friday in the Redland area of Miami‑Dade; one man is detained and investigators remain on scene.

The Diocese of Palm Beach has placed Rev. Alex J. Vargas of St. Thomas More on administrative leave while investigators review unspecified charges. The diocese says it has notified law enforcement and opened a formal inquiry.

Davie police arrested two men after nearly 400 pieces of mail and two USPS master keys were recovered during a traffic stop. The suspects face burglary and identity-fraud charges.

Forecasters warn scattered, slow‑moving storms could bring heavy rain and flash flooding to parts of South Florida Friday. Stay alert for sudden street flooding.

Codina has completed Regency Parc at 2601 Salzedo Street — a 126‑unit, ultra‑luxury rental tower in downtown Coral Gables with hotel‑style amenities and rents starting near $8,200. The developer plans to live in the penthouse and move‑ins are already underway.

A woman was struck in the leg Thursday night in northeast Miami‑Dade after being caught in a crossfire between several men, deputies said. Investigators are asking anyone with information to come forward.

A Riviera Beach woman hugged the neighbor who woke her as flames consumed her home on Mother’s Day; police say a suspect has been arrested in the alleged arson.

A three-day youth tournament at the Broward County Convention Center is expected to draw tens of thousands and could snarl traffic across the area.

A series of carjackings in southwest Miami‑Dade left three people hospitalized and one person in custody, deputies say.

A global small‑RNA study that used Miami mosquito samples found dozens of insect viruses inside Aedes aegypti, suggesting the bugs themselves may help predict outbreak risk.