A new global index pushed the Miami metro into the world’s top 25 startup ecosystems after a sharp jump in growth and deal activity. Local funding and relocations helped drive the move.

An Alden‑linked LLC sold a new Everglades Island mansion at 757 Island Drive for about $93.3M; the buyer financed the purchase with a $70M Bank of America mortgage.

A West Palm Beach man was arrested after investigators say threatening texts to the county 911 system targeted downtown WPB and Mar‑a‑Lago.

Police say a 26‑year‑old used fake leases and video walkthroughs on Facebook Marketplace to collect deposits from would‑be renters.

A bayfront house in Coconut Grove sold for nearly $23 million — about four times its 2017 price — underscoring a surge in top‑tier waterfront trades. The sale lifts the neighborhood’s ultra‑luxury comps.

Hialeah gave Little Havana Activities & Nutrition Centers 30 days to vacate Goodlet Park, prompting concerns that hundreds of seniors could lose access to meals and frozen-meal deliveries.

A former payroll manager at a Miami spine clinic was arrested after investigators say she siphoned roughly $1.5M through inflated pay and unauthorized card charges.

A Miami Beach couple sold a Faena House condo for $16 million in a mid‑May closing that adds to the building's string of high‑end trades.

Police say a West Palm Beach man used a chainsaw to cut through the front glass of Collection Realm and stole roughly $12,000 in Pokémon cards, authorities say.

Donald Trump Jr. is marrying Palm Beach socialite Bettina Anderson this Memorial Day weekend in a small Bahamas ceremony; President Trump said he may not attend.

A 40-year-old was arrested after police say he stole more than $2,500 in lingerie from Victoria's Secret on Lincoln Road and used fake IDs to rent cars.

Federal agents arrested two people in Hollywood accused of a refund‑fraud ring that investigators say funneled electronics overseas and cost Target millions. The suspects now face federal fraud charges.

A Margate traffic stop led to the arrest of a contractor accused of taking $63,640 from a Fort Lauderdale homeowner for work that never materialized. The complaint was later filed with state regulators.