NWS Miami issued a special weather statement for Naples Park and Palm River through 11 p.m., warning gusty winds and pea‑size hail.

Crime-scene tape and multiple BSO vehicles were reported near Northwest 29th Terrace and Seventh Street as detectives investigated an SUV. Authorities ask anyone with information to contact Broward Crime Stoppers.

The ACC rewrote championship tiebreakers to prioritize head‑to‑head results and add a SportSource Analytics ranking; changes take effect in 2026 amid schedule quirks.

A Doral family says federal immigration agents detained their father and is demanding answers as ICE faces scrutiny after recent enforcement deaths.

Dadeland Mall’s Fashion Wing picked up a Parfums de Marly boutique and a Chilli Beans kiosk this month, joining several new stores that opened across the center in 2026.

A large house fire on Lone Pine Road in Delray Beach drew city and county crews; the cause remains under investigation. Neighbors captured video as crews fought the blaze.

A fast‑growing petition is opposing Palm Beach County’s plan to charge $4 an hour at most county beaches, with residents saying meters would put the shore out of reach for many. County officials call the fee a budget option under consideration.

A man was fatally stabbed Tuesday on East Atlantic Boulevard in Pompano Beach; deputies say a suspect was detained and the victim later died at Broward Health North.

NWS Miami warned Glades County of pea‑sized hail and gusts up to 50 mph Tuesday evening.

Royale Pizza Napoletana will bring Tokyo’s Chef Bun and long-fermented Neapolitan pies to Miami Beach this October in a 65-seat, walk-in setting.

Miami Heat owner Micky Arison was unanimously elected chairman of the NBA Board of Governors and will assume the role after the board meets in September 2026.

Federal agents released surveillance photos after a Monday morning robbery at a Wells Fargo in Miami Lakes. Investigators are asking the public to contact the FBI with tips.

Miami Gardens officials held a groundbreaking at Walt Frazier Park and say the overhaul — tied to a $60M parks bond — will add a playground and upgraded facilities. The ceremony marks the next phase of a citywide parks program.