Sunny and warm today in Miami with highs near 79°F. A front late Saturday into Sunday brings a chance of showers and gusty easterly winds.

A Russian tanker loaded with hundreds of thousands of barrels is closing on Cuba as Washington tightens sanctions enforcement, testing whether fuel can reach an island in blackout. Analysts warn evasive ship tactics could defeat any delivery.

An adult was flown to a Miami-Dade trauma center after a shooting at a Florida City home Wednesday; officials released few details.

IMC Equity landed a $54M construction loan to build the Northside Town Station apartments next to the Northside shopping center in West Little River.

Boca Raton approved $500,000 in incentives to recruit quantum firm D‑Wave; the company plans to move its U.S. HQ to BRiC and pair with FAU on a $20M quantum system.

A North Bay Road waterfront mansion at 4340 North Bay Road sold for $23 million; the seller is named as chiropractor Amir Kermani.

Delcy Rodríguez telephoned into FII PRIORITY Miami to pitch U.S. investors on a newly rewritten hydrocarbons law and recent U.S. licensing moves aimed at unlocking Venezuelan oil projects.

Three men were arrested after police say they robbed two people of $9,776 and stole phones at Regal Marina in Grapeland Heights; surveillance footage led to the arrests.

Deputies say lab tests found raw sewage and E. coli at a 5-acre Redland property. A 53-year-old man has been arrested and faces a felony charge.

Alan Jackson is bringing a two‑day Five O'Clock Somewhere Fest to West Palm Beach’s Waterfront Commons on June 12–13 with a stacked country lineup and VIP packages.

Grammy winner Carín León will headline the first concert at Inter Miami’s Nu Stadium on June 28. Presales begin Thursday and general tickets go on sale Friday.

Demolition crews are nearly finished clearing the One Bayfront Plaza block in downtown Miami as work shifts from gutted interiors to removing the podium and garage for a planned 1,049-foot tower.

A 27.4‑acre Jet Aviation campus at Miami‑Opa Locka changed hands this summer and was syndicated into a $22M DST — a sign that investors are chasing aviation infrastructure in South Florida.