A banana-and-coconut soft-serve shop opens a neon-bright Midtown flagship with an electric truck and selfie wall.

Buyers, contractors and an HOA say Amrit units on Singer Island were marketed as homes but recorded as transient lodging; multiple lawsuits and a records fight are underway.

Gusty northwest winds and low humidity trigger a Red Flag Warning for Miami on Monday. Beaches face dangerous rip currents through Tuesday evening.

Cleveland Clinic is planning a 150-bed hospital in downtown West Palm Beach, with site clearing and donor commitments moving the $500M project forward.

Fort Lauderdale’s first mass‑timber office has topped out, anchoring a 5.6‑acre FAT Village redevelopment that will add apartments, retail and Class A office space.

A 153-unit senior living campus has begun construction on Lyons Road, combining independent and assisted living with resort-style amenities and a planned early‑2028 opening.

A toddler in Hallandale Beach is recovering after a family dog attacked during a diaper change; Broward County Animal Care says the dog was euthanized.

A bomb threat sent shoppers running at a Fort Lauderdale Walmart Saturday; police swept the store and it reopened about three hours later.

A locksmith was fatally shot inside a West Miami apartment Friday; police arrested a 32‑year‑old suspect after reviewing surveillance footage and witness statements.

The Secret Service, FBI and Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office will brief reporters at 9 a.m. Sunday about an overnight investigation at Mar‑a‑Lago; officials released few details.

A settlement trimmed the Southland rock‑mine permit in Palm Beach County to roughly 2,200 acres, narrowing a plan critics said threatened Everglades restoration.

Dense fog will lift by midmorning as a cold front brings gusty winds, rip-current hazards and a Fire Weather Watch for Miami on Monday. Plan accordingly for beaches and boating.

Preliminary VISIT FLORIDA estimates show 143.3 million visitors in 2025, driven by domestic travel and a record fourth quarter. The tally could reshape spring travel across Orlando, Miami and the Gulf Coast.