Condo owners at 1060 Brickell Avenue in Miami revolted against a $21 million special assessment, leading to the ousting of their board president due to concerns over transparency and the assessment's justification.

Shoppers queued for hours at a Miami Gardens BrandsMart USA for pre-Black Friday deals, with William Borris arriving at 3 a.m. to secure discounts on items for his family.

Desolas Mezcal, a Miami-based company, won Best of Class in the Mezcal category at the 2024 NYWSC, a significant achievement for the new brand in the spirits industry.

Sephora opens at Tanger Outlets Palm Beach and hosts a giveaway event from November 22-24, offering shoppers the chance to win gift cards and products.

Multiple Winn-Dixie stores in South Florida are being converted into Aldi locations, starting with renovation closures and aiming to offer a streamlined shopping experience.

Costco recalls about 80,000 pounds of Kirkland-brand butter due to missing milk allergen labels on packaging, affecting Texas stores and products with "best by" dates in 2025.

A new Whole Foods Market opens in Boynton Beach, Florida, offering local products and exclusive perks for early customers.

Hialeah man wins $1 million from a Florida Lottery Gold Rush Doubler scratch-off game, opts for a lump-sum payment.

Dynarex Corp. expands recall to 42K baby powder bottles due to potential asbestos contamination. No illnesses reported; customers urged to return affected batches.

BJ's Wholesale Club opened its 39th Florida store in West Palm Beach, offering a variety of services and partnering with Feeding South Florida to donate food.

Miami-Dade County leaders inaugurated the refurbished Haley Sofge Apartments for low-income seniors, noting the building's modern amenities and green certification. The $95.2 million project is a step in the River Parc master plan.

Pembroke Pines is hosting a Veterans Employment Expo on October 15, 2024, to connect veterans with jobs. Vendor registration is free but required by October 1; contact Dinorah Oliva for details.

Big Lots is closing several stores in Palm Beach County as part of a nationwide retrenchment due to financial difficulties and a decline in consumer spending on discretionary items.