NWS Miami issued a Special Weather Statement for Palm Beach County advising of 45–50 mph wind gusts and pea‑sized hail through 6:15 p.m. EDT. Residents were urged to seek shelter.

A Miami Beach man was arrested after police say he slashed one of the city's giant inflatable World Cup soccer balls. The display is part of a 48‑ball city activation.

Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia announced a $443M 'waste' tally for Palm Beach County at a Boca Raton stop; county officials say the math is wrong and have asked for the data.

Nuage Designs will expand at Eastview Commerce Center to roughly 104,000 square feet, consolidating warehousing and tabletop inventory after a recent acquisition.

AAA is cutting up to 5% from AAA‑branded home and auto policies in Florida, creating roughly $28M in statewide annual savings. Timing for new business and renewals varies by product.

Inspectors closed a Sonic across from Hard Rock Stadium after finding 31 violations, including dozens of rodent droppings; the location passed a re‑inspection and reopened.

A century-old Capt. Tom’s building on the Miami River has been leased to Roman Jones’ House Kiki and will be reimagined as S&L, a steak-and-lobster spot.

A 21-year-old man was arrested after detectives say he was found naked inside a Miami Beach apartment and battled officers, leaving a detective injured.

NWS Miami warned Tuesday that an isolated strong storm or two could lash South Florida's east coast this afternoon with heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds.

Robert Rivani sold the Wynwood Jungle for $26M to a Dallas buyer; proceeds will support a planned Miami Beach office purchase. The partially vacant plaza offers rooftop activation and leasing upside.

A man was airlifted to Jackson Health's Ryder Trauma Center after an accidental gun discharge in Redland early Tuesday; detectives are investigating.

Two billionaire neighbors reportedly paid $67 million for a Manalapan lot at 1960 S. Ocean Blvd., tightening private control over a rare ocean‑to‑Intracoastal parcel.

A rezoning hearing could clear the way for Fifield’s nine‑story Crystal Residences at 110 Phoenetia Ave, a 184‑unit project that would rebuild Crystal Academy but has sparked legal fights over a century‑old oak.