The family of a 75-year-old man alleges Spirit Airlines abandoned him at Bush Intercontinental; he later wandered away and was fatally struck, their April lawsuit says.

A Ford Mustang was left riddled with bullets early Friday in North Lauderdale; investigators worked the 7900 block of Southwest Seventh Court as neighbors reported shots.

Alcazar filed a pre-application for Aura Living — an eight‑story, roughly 220‑unit apartment project at SW 280th and SW 152nd in Leisure City. The proposal includes ground-floor retail and a design focused on walkability.

An 11,000+ sq ft Pinecrest estate at 6701 SW 101st St is listed for $25M with a 70-foot Indonesian‑tiled pool and a private putting green.

Hialeah says two hospitals owe more than $3 million in water and sewer charges and set a May 17 deadline before pursuing liens, litigation or service cuts.

Toll Brothers paid $21.65M for the Cypress Creek golf course in Boynton Beach and plans roughly 152 homes. Cleanup of arsenic‑tainted soils and drainage are the sticking points.

Detectives say surveillance and a blood trail showed a Miami man staged a foot shooting to hide a stolen Cobra handgun. He now faces multiple felony charges, authorities say.

Dave & Buster's reopened at Dolphin Mall on May 8 with a 40‑foot video wall, new arcade games and a human‑size crane attraction, plus reopening giveaways.

ScandyCandy is opening a second Miami shop in Coconut Grove on May 9, bringing its viral Swedish pick‑and‑mix wall and imported candies to Commodore Plaza. Early visitors will get special in‑store credit promotions.

A Weston husband and wife were arrested after police say they attacked a mother who disciplined her 4-year-old in a Davie parking lot, leaving her shirt torn and her throat scratched.

Miss America will stage Aug. 28–Sept. 6, 2026 in West Palm Beach, with key events at the convention center, Kravis Center and Hilton amid a separate eligibility dispute.

After eight years in Wynwood, Suite Habana is relocating to Miami Beach and expanding its menu and seating. The café will reopen inside the Crest Hotel & Suites this June.

Two Miami deputies say Netflix’s The Rip falsely paints them as corrupt and have filed a Coral Gables lawsuit against Artists Equity. The complaint claims lasting reputational harm.