A Maurice Fatio mansion at 115 Via La Selva led last week’s Palm Beach luxury contracts as buyers signed 26 deals worth roughly $197.7M in asking price.

Preserved DNA produced a CODIS hit that led to the arrest of a Flowery Branch man in a 2013 Dania Beach attempted sexual battery. He was arrested May 5 and faces extradition to Broward County.

Broward deputies and Fort Lauderdale officers were seen digging at a Little Haiti property as part of a joint criminal investigation; agencies declined to provide details.

United will relaunch daily nonstop flights between Houston (IAH) and Caracas (CCS) on Aug. 11, restoring a direct connection that many families and oil-sector workers rely on.

A pediatric patient was flown between Jackson South and Kendall Regional after a possible shooting in southwest Miami‑Dade. Officials confirmed an inter‑hospital transfer but released few details.

Boynton Beach leaders revived a plan to widen the Boynton Inlet and replace the fixed A1A bridge, promising safer navigation while raising erosion and reef concerns.

A child was shot after finding a handgun inside a Miami‑Dade home; investigators are on scene and officials reiterated the importance of secure firearm storage.

Warm, sticky Wednesday with a chance of afternoon storms. Lifeguards warn of elevated rip currents at some beaches.

A multi-vehicle crash with a reported fatality closed northbound I‑95 at Blue Heron Boulevard in Riviera Beach, snarling the morning commute. Troopers are investigating.

Pembroke Pines police want help identifying a man they say grabbed a girl in a Walmart parking lot on March 15. Detectives say he left in a newer‑model white Lexus TX.

Shoma Group paid $13M for a Coral Gables site and filed plans for Ponce 8, a 16-story Live Local Act project proposing workforce units with ground-floor retail.

Town Park Plaza South tenants in Overtown sued H.A. Contracting and A‑1 Duran Roofing, alleging 14 of 18 roofs leak nearly every time it rains. Residents say a CRA-funded rehab left roofs still failing and want permanent repairs.

Cambridge-founded OpenEvidence moved its HQ to Miami in 2025 and is expanding across Florida with backing from a national medical society and major investors.