NWS Miami issued a Special Marine Warning for waters from Jupiter Inlet to Deerfield Beach, warning of steep seas and gusts near 50 knots.

A Miami man was arrested after police say he attacked his pregnant ex with a machete. He faces armed battery, burglary with assault and aggravated-battery charges.

2200 Brickell in Miami scored a temporary certificate of occupancy and has begun move‑ins; the five‑story boutique tower is more than 85% sold and features a nearly one‑acre rooftop deck.

A Doral mother received probation and a withhold of adjudication after pleading no contest in a child-neglect case that began when her 3-year-old wandered a condo complex while she had cosmetic surgery.

Inspectors found sewage backing up into the kitchen at the Southland Mall Subway, prompting an immediate closure; the shop passed a follow-up inspection and reopened on Saturday.

Knight Center Apartments in Little River sold for $19M — its first transfer in 31 years — a sign investors are still buying older Miami multifamily buildings.

ViceVersa, tucked in The Elser Hotel lobby, won Best U.S. Hotel Bar at the 2026 Spirited Awards for Valentino Longo’s Italian aperitivo program. The accolade puts downtown Miami on the national cocktail map.

Miami‑Dade deputies arrested 34 registered sex offenders in a countywide sweep tied to the U.S. Marshals‑led Operation Adam’s Watch. The arrests targeted registry noncompliance.

A woman was arrested after police say she drugged a man at Brickell’s Gekko and stole more than $84,000, including nearly $73K in cryptocurrency.

A North Miami woman was arrested after a July 13 collision on southbound I‑95 that sent her three children to Ryder Trauma Center with serious head injuries. Authorities say blood tests showed levels well above the legal limit.

A WalletHub ranking shows sharp Q1 2026 spikes in mortgage delinquencies across ten states — Louisiana posts the highest rate while Vermont logged the biggest quarter jump. Rising insurance bills, taxes and local labor trends are squeezing homeowners.

A Tallahassee judge ruled July 27 that James Fishback can remain on Florida’s GOP primary ballot after a residency challenge from Lt. Gov. Jay Collins. The decision keeps the controversial candidate in the Aug. 18 race and could prompt an appeal.

Affiliated closed a $74M construction loan for The Cove, a mixed‑income apartment project on Federal Highway in Fort Lauderdale, with public incentives tied to long‑term affordability covenants.