Giotto’s mother-and-son owners Giovanni and Silvia Moretti opened a second location at 75 NE 16th St, bringing their Neapolitan pies and house lasagna downtown.

Boynton Beach police raised the reward to $9,500 for information in the 2025 killing of 16‑year‑old Charles “CJ” Morris Jr. as investigators renew an appeal for tips.

Orlando developer Chuck Whittall is under contract to buy La Fontana, a 140‑unit West Palm Beach co‑op, for roughly $200M amid rising waterfront buyout activity.

Advocates say videos show ICE agents detaining people in Homestead and West Palm Beach; the city's 287(g) tie and a national enforcement surge have locals uneasy.

Three men were arrested after Doral police say they tried to steal a $240,000 diamond chain from a patron at Pink Pony; the victim escaped with injuries.

Miami Beach has installed yellow Quiet Zone signs in South of Fifth and launched a yearlong pilot that boosts overnight patrols to curb loud vehicle noise. The city will evaluate the program before deciding whether to expand it.

Moishe Mana paid about $24.5M for the Pastis-leased Wynwood building at 380 NW 26th Street, keeping the Parisian brasserie in place as he expands his Miami holdings.

A rare malpractice jury trial lands in Fort Lauderdale as former Patriot National CEO Steven Mariano pursues more than $200 million against Simpson Thacher.

At a North Lauderdale Boys & Girls Club, instructors taught kids lifesaving pool drills as Florida health groups warn child drownings have climbed and local coupons and scholarships are pushed.

Metrorail service at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Station was suspended after a medical emergency; Brownsville and Northside turnbacks and a bus bridge are in place.

A dispute in southwest Miami‑Dade turned deadly Thursday night near SW 233rd St and SW 132nd Ave; detectives are searching for the shooter.

A Jackson Memorial ER nurse says a patient attacked her on May 30 and is suing the hospital and Miami‑Dade County for $5 million, alleging inadequate security. Prosecutors dropped the criminal case but civil action is moving forward.

A man was taken to Jackson Memorial after a fight near NW 57th Ave; detectives are probing whether he fell or was thrown from a third‑floor window.