NWS Miami issued a special weather statement for central Palm Beach County through 4:45 PM EDT, warning of 45–50 mph gusts near Lion Country Safari and Loxahatchee Groves.

Clear, muggy morning in Miami; highs near 91°F and heat index into the low 100s. Afternoon storms become more likely midweek.

A fire at 8017 NW 2nd Ave shut NE 2nd Avenue between 79th and 80th, prompting Miami PD and City of Miami Fire-Rescue to close the road and urge alternate routes.

A West Miami man was arrested after police say he held a partner at gunpoint, choked and beat him following an allegedly nonconsensual fecal-matter act during sex.

Taquiza will close its North Beach outpost on July 31 and relocate to Little River, where it already runs its kitchen. The move comes as the Broadmoor site prepares for a major redevelopment.

A Miami woman was arrested after allegedly striking her 66-year-old mother on a Miami-Dade Transit bus, police say.

An Oceana Bal Harbour penthouse went into contract after a $23.95M listing, topping a slow week for Miami‑Dade luxury deals.

A dispute over a Tesla charger at Aventura Commons left a teen shoved and struck; two men were arrested and booked into Miami‑Dade jail.

A Sunny Isles grocery stop turned into a $7.752M payday when Monica Rubio claimed a Florida Lottery top prize from a $20 scratch‑off. She claimed the lump sum at the Miami district office on March 10.

Airboat and K‑9 teams from multiple agencies searched wetlands near Jupiter Monday; officials provided few details and say some information may be limited.

Three South Florida Publix stores sold multiple Fantasy 5 top‑prize tickets Sunday, leaving winners with mid‑five‑figure payouts and a state claim process. Winners must validate prizes at Florida Lottery district offices.

Waterton paid $80.5M for The Landings at Pembroke Lakes, a 358-unit Pembroke Pines community. The buyer plans modest upgrades as South Florida multifamily demand stays strong.

Two men were arrested after police say they lifted a shopper’s wallet inside an Aventura Mall elevator and used the cards for thousands in fraudulent charges.