Continuum has opened sales for a bayfront North Miami condo that promises roughly 150,000 square feet of water‑focused amenities, a private marina and on‑water activations.

Seia, from OKO Group and The Bastion Collection, opens March 14 atop 830 Brickell with museum-quality art, seasonally driven Italian dishes and an invitation-only club. The project pairs panoramic bay views with a bar program and private dining.

Federal prosecutors say a Miami Gardens man shot at an Uber driver while hauling nearly a kilogram of cocaine; a grand jury returned an indictment this week. The case was filed in federal court in Miami.

A Coconut Grove man is in custody after investigators say he set a home on fire while the homeowner watched on a live feed and a dog remained inside.

Greystar bought two Avana communities totaling 639 units in South Florida and lined up $150.8M in financing across two separate deals.

Deputy Leo Cantave attended the arraignment of the man accused of striking him on Florida's Turnpike. The driver pleaded not guilty to DUI and reckless-driving counts.

Nearly 150,000 bottles of Mindbodygreen’s Ultimate Multivitamin+ were recalled after regulators found the caps did not meet child‑resistant standards. A free replacement cap is available to affected customers.

An 18-year-old has confessed to an armed robbery of a couple in downtown Miami and was booked into county jail, authorities say.

A man was detained at MIA after allegedly breaching a secure terminal area and pushing a TSA officer.

Broward Crime Stoppers has offered a reward for information in the unsolved Dec. 1, 2024 Jaycee Hall shooting that left two men dead and two others wounded.

A 3,500-square-foot home on 53rd Road burned overnight in Palm Beach County; firefighters extinguished the blaze in roughly 90 minutes and no one was hurt.

A Miami resident claimed a $1 million Florida Lottery prize from a $50 500X THE CASH ticket bought at a West Palm Beach Publix and took a roughly $640,000 cash payout.

Progressive is returning excess profits to Florida auto policyholders who had coverage on Dec. 31, 2025; average rebates are near $300 and will arrive automatically in early 2026.