Three raccoons attacked a North Miami resident in the Keystone neighborhood Thursday night; the victim is recovering and FWC is assisting neighbors.

A Broward Sheriff’s Office deputy was hospitalized after a hit-and-run near West Broward Boulevard and NW 11th Ave. Authorities are searching for the fleeing driver.

A West Palm Beach man was convicted in the sexual assault of a 13‑year‑old; the court declared him a sexual predator and set sentencing for June 26, 2026.

A West Palm Beach man was sentenced to 30 years after pleading guilty to attacking an officer at a Racetrac in March 2024. The term comes with a prison‑release reoffender enhancement.

MG Developer closed a $100M construction loan for Alhambra Parc at 33 Alhambra Circle, funding condos, office suites and ground‑floor retail in downtown Coral Gables. The financing moves the boutique project closer to construction.

Dangerous rip currents will affect Miamis east coast beaches through Sunday evening. East winds gust near 20 mph and highs top out around 856F.

The South Korean bakery chain Paris Baguette is opening its first Miami café in Wynwood this month; the franchisee says more South Florida locations are planned.

Miami-Dade drew a record 28.3 million visitors in 2025, generating roughly $32.2 billion in economic impact and supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs.

A developer wants Boynton Beach to move up the schedule for tax-increment incentives tied to The Pierce, a 300-unit downtown project that includes workforce apartments.

An affordable‑housing developer paid roughly $24M for the Alan Faena‑renovated waterfront estate at 4731 Pine Tree Drive, an unexpected turn in Miami Beach’s trophy market.

A new waterfront Class A+ office in Bay Harbor aims to lure family offices with private docks and large, headquarters-style floor plates.

A new analysis finds stormwater treatment areas aren’t meeting court‑ordered phosphorus limits, complicating plans to send cleaned water south and raising algal‑bloom risks.

An unfinished retail-and-office building at Miami Worldcenter sold for $26.6M to investors tied to Vertical Real Estate, deepening a trend of parcel swaps downtown.