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Miami-Dade residents aired grievances to officials over property damage from nearby quarry blasts, seeking legislative relief amid limited county power.

Coca-Cola initiates a recall of certain Diet Coke, Sprite, and Fanta Orange cases across Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida due to potential contamination concerns.

The Nautilus Sonesta Miami Beach offers a 'Stay More, Save More' deal with up to 25% off for extended stays, while Sonesta launches two new hotel collections, Classico and MOD, for tailored experiences.

Lionfish seafood restaurant in Delray Beach closed abruptly three years after opening, surprising patrons and staff. Chef Emerson Frisbie's recent job search hinted at issues before the closure.

The Icebox Cafe in Miami Beach has closed after 26 years, with the owner confirming the closure of this and another local spot while keeping their airport location open.

The new Wenski Groves affordable housing complex opens in Miami, named after Archbishop Thomas Wenski and aimed at helping those facing economic hardship.

Florida's average gas price has dipped to $3.57 per gallon, with Palm Beach County seeing the highest at $3.75. Prices recently reversed a decline, rising by nine cents. Summer blend changes may increase costs; AAA suggests saving strategies.

The Miami-Dade County Commission voted 8-5 to sell land for a new Costco in South Miami-Dade, despite concerns over the land's appraisal value. The store is expected to boost the local economy and create jobs.

Chick-fil-A is opening a distribution center in Weston, FL, which cost $50.5 million and will create over 100 jobs, boosting Broward County's economy.

Boynton Beach's Taste of Boynton event features local restaurants offering free samples, food trucks, live music, fire dancers, and an artisan market.

Miami-Dade County is hosting the Makers Marketplace on May 21 to support local small businesses, featuring a variety of vendors and educational opportunities for entrepreneurs.

Keith Lee's TikTok review led to a surge in popularity for Coop's Pit BBQ, with long lines and a $3,000 tip for the Miami food truck.

Villa Nueva recalls "Arepas LA Mejor" arepas for undeclared milk allergen in South Florida, posing a threat to individuals with milk allergies. No reports of illness to date.

A 19-year-old from Pompano Beach, Florida, won a $1 million lottery and chose a $640,000 lump sum. The ticket was bought at A & J Seabra Supermarket in Deerfield Beach.

Miami prepares for Amazon Prime Day, focusing on logistics for fast deliveries. Local businesses anticipate sales boosts during the event on July 16-17.

Delta Apparel may close 15 Salt Life stores in Florida, risking 98 jobs, unless a buyer is found. WARN notices were filed, signaling layoffs by August 29. Locations from Jupiter to Key West are affected.

President Biden proposes limiting rent increases to 5% annually for large corporate landlords, targeting those with over 50 units, to address soaring housing costs amidst economic concerns.

Florida's annual Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday starts July 29, offering tax exemptions on certain school supplies, clothing, and technology until August 11.

Miami's Rishi Snacks, founded by Vijay and Manisha Patel, combines Indian flavors with inclusive employment for young adults with special needs, including their autistic son, Rishi.

Conn's HomePlus is closing 71 stores nationwide due to financial distress, impacting Florida significantly. The company faces stock devaluation and risks Nasdaq delisting.

Whole Foods is opening a new store in Doral as part of the Doral Marketplace development, with construction beginning in Fall 2024 and an expected opening in mid-2025. The site will also include other businesses and industrial space.

The article announces the Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday in Palm Beach County from July 29 to August 11, highlighting tax exemptions on school supplies, clothing, and computers.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Martin County Board of County Commissioners approved a new Wawa gas station with a 4-1 vote, amidst community concerns about increased traffic and safety issues.

Norwegian DJ Kygo opens the Palm Tree Club Miami hotel featuring waterfront amenities, live music, and Americana-inspired dining in the former Shuckers location.

The Mandarin Oriental, Miami will close in 2025 after 25 years, with plans to redevelop the site and reopen two new towers in 2030. The hotel will celebrate its legacy with events until its closure.

The Container Store files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy but intends to keep stores open, as it plans a reorganization aiming for a swift emergence from bankruptcy.

The Mega Millions jackpot has risen to $1.15 billion with the next drawing on Friday night, as South Floridians rush to buy tickets, and authorities caution against lottery scams.

Miami's Bayfront Park is set to host a massive New Year's Eve event, expecting 100,000 people, featuring the "Big Orange" climb and performances by artists like Willy Chirino and Arturo Sandoval.

The Mandarin Oriental, Miami will close on May 31, 2025, for a major redevelopment that includes new residential spaces and a hotel, expected to re-open in 2030.

Residents at Springbrook Gardens face hefty repair costs, raising the possibility of selling the property to developers as financial pressures grow post-Surfide collapse.

The Flea Market & Bazaar returns on February 1-2, 2025, at the Carl Shechter Southwest Focal Point Community Center, featuring over 100 vendors with various items. Admission and parking are free.

Macy's is closing seven stores in Florida as part of a nationwide consolidation effort, focusing on more profitable locations and offering affected employees severance and job placement assistance.

Iconic Miami retailer Austin Burke, known for discounted designer suits, is closing after 70 years. Co-owners Sager and Burke opt to retire, ending the business despite the store's enduring appeal and diverse clientele.

The old Palm Beach International Raceway is on sale again, sparking hope among racing fans for its preservation after plans for a warehouse complex stalled.

A massive Hermès Birkin bag sculpture, named "Big Birk," is displayed at Art Palm Beach event in West Palm Beach, attracting visitors and sparking discussion on luxury and art.

The Movies at Wellington has permanently closed after serving the community for over 12 years due to financial difficulties and evolving market conditions.

The Big Nude Boat embarked on a clothing-optional cruise from PortMiami, offering naturist-friendly experiences in the Caribbean with strict privacy rules.

Miami-Dade District 1's Commissioner Gilbert has launched the Mom and Pop Small Business Grant Program, offering grants up to $5,000. Eligible businesses can apply from February 3-14, 2025, with informational resources available.

Joann Fabrics is closing about 500 of its 850 stores due to a second bankruptcy, impacting several states, amid financial struggles and efforts to manage costs and optimize store performance.

Stuart city commissioners voted 3-2 to repeal a ban on plastic straws from 2019 due to concerns over alternatives.

West Palm Beach launches a free workshop for small and minority/women-owned businesses on mastering the RFP process, starting April 9th, to help compete for government and corporate contracts.

Toyota of North Miami hosted a special breakfast for North Miami Police Department's overnight officers to show appreciation for their unheralded work.

Miami-Dade County and Honda demonstrate autonomous work vehicles and mowers at Miami Homestead General Aviation Airport, signaling a shift in airport maintenance.

The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne announces a $100 million renovation, leading to the temporary layoff of 425 employees.

West Palm Beach GreenMarket is accepting vendor applications for its 31st season, as city officials seek fresh participants for the acclaimed farmers market. Mayor Keith A. James is eager to welcome new talents.

The Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables celebrated its 100th anniversary, starting with a time capsule unveiling and hinting at future events for its centennial year.

Forever 21 is closing all U.S. stores after filing for bankruptcy due to declining mall traffic and competition from online retailers. International locations stay open.

President Trump signed an executive order to shut down Radio and TV Martí and other US-funded broadcasters, citing a reduction of federal bureaucracy, prompting concern over freedom of information.

A Miami man won $1 million from the "500X THE CASH" Florida Lottery scratch-off game, taking a lump-sum payment before taxes and making the selling Publix store eligible for a bonus commission.

Mykel Lane won a $1 million prize from the Florida Lottery with a scratch-off ticket from a Boca Raton 7-Eleven, opting for a lump-sum payout of $597,700.

Miramar is hosting its second Coffee, Chocolate & Culture Expo, combining global flavors, business opportunities, and cultural events from March 28-30.

A Miami-Dade judge appointed new managers for late singer El Taiger's estate to handle business affairs, while the accused murderer pleads not guilty.

The Dolphin Company, managing the Miami Seaquarium, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid financial difficulties and allegations of animal mistreatment.

Salt 7, a once-popular Fort Lauderdale restaurant, was evicted due to financial woes, leaving employees unpaid and facing uncertainties about recovering owed wages.

A new French Market is launching in Miami Beach, offering artisanal goods and gourmet French treats at South Pointe Park every first Sunday through October.

MSC Cruises launched the world's largest cruise terminal at PortMiami, capable of servicing 36,000 passengers daily and hosting three ships. The terminal will be the base for MSC's new flagship through 2025.

The Grand Hyatt Miami Beach has secured funding, targeting a late 2027 opening. It's aimed to boost tourism and economy, complementing the convention center.

Costco is planning to open a new store in Miami-Dade County, near Dolphin Mall, marking its fifth location in the area. The new 159,000-square-foot warehouse will be on a 20-acre site.

The Miami Foundation offers grants for small businesses to buy cooling gear to protect workers from Florida heat.

A Homestead man won $1 million from a scratch-off lottery game, opting for a $640,000 lump sum payout. He purchased the ticket at a RaceTrac gas station.

A WalletHub report ranks Miami as having the least affordable rent in the U.S., requiring 33.48% of the median income to cover. Other cities like Bismarck fare better; Orlando also struggles. Advice includes downsizing and budgeting to manage costs.

Infinite Reality plans to build a 60-acre headquarters in South Florida, aiming to create over 1,000 jobs with competitive salaries and transform the area into a tech and creativity hub.

Miami-Dade County launches "Sips and Stories," a pop-up café by autistic students at Kendale Lakes Library, supported by Commissioner Gonzalez and Mayor Levine Cava.

Women hold key leadership roles in the operations of the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, excelling in planning, management, and enhancing the fan experience.

Forever 21 closes all its U.S. stores amid financial struggles and competition from e-commerce rivals like Shein, while its international stores remain open.

A judge halted the eviction of seniors from Oasis Living Quarters, an action contested by the facility, amidst plans to convert it into luxury apartments.

A 67-year-old Jupiter man won $1 million from a $5 scratch-off lottery ticket and chose a $605,016 lump-sum payout. The ticket was bought at Stop N Shop Food in Tequesta, which earned a $2,000 commission.

Aida Veronica Vidal named 2025 Women Business Owner of the Year by SBA's South Florida District, praised for her leadership and impact on the economy with CCMS.

Historic LGBTQ+ bar HG Roosters in West Palm Beach reopened after five years and a $2.5 million renovation following a fire, marking a significant event for the local community.

After decades, Festival Marketplace near Coral Springs is closing, affecting 250+ vendors. A 2022 Pompano Beach zoning change allows warehouse development, with 470,000 sq. ft. of new space planned, signaling an end to the local retail era.

Crowds in South Florida lined up at retail stores for the Nintendo Switch 2 launch, with fans excited for the new console's improved display and hardware.

At Home, a home decor chain, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to cut $2 billion in debt and secured $200 million for restructuring. The company faces tariffs and weak consumer demand challenges, with some stores possibly closing.

Pete's Barbershop in Miami-Dade has closed after 65 years of service, remaining a community staple and historical fixture until financial strains led to its shutdown.

Churchill's Pub in Miami is set to reopen, sparking excitement among locals and former patrons. Despite past financial challenges and a closure in 2020, the venue known for live music and sports is planning a comeback.

A new Whole Foods Market is set to open in Miami Beach at 1901 Alton Road, part of the brand's expansion in the area, featuring fresh and organic food options, a parking lot, and other convenient amenities.

Paradise Care Cottages' closing in Port St. Lucie has left residents searching for new homes, with assurances of rehousing from the administrator. Financial concerns over Medicaid reimbursements factored into the decision to close.

New York Pickles & Company opened a store in Coral Springs offering a variety of New York-style pickles, other brined foods, and health benefits claims. The brand is known in South Florida's markets.

Tesla faces a jury in Miami over a fatal crash involving its Autopilot system, with potential implications for the company's future and self-driving technology.

Bank OZK's grand opening in Boca Raton highlights its integration into the local financial community with support from Commissioner Woodward and the Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce.

Margate welcomes a new Smoothie King franchise, offering a variety of healthy drinks, established by two university friends and supported by local officials.

Florida's month-long back-to-school sales tax holiday starts this Friday, offering tax-free deals on apparel, computers, and school supplies. Critics argue it favors wealthier families.

Cruise Planners ranked 24th on Travel Weekly's 2025 Power List, with 2024 sales of $1.23 billion, and boasts high franchise satisfaction and continuous industry recognition.

Miami-Dade County enforces a seasonal ban on nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers from May through October to protect Biscayne Bay ecosystems and support the local economy dependent on the bay's health.

Florida introduces a permanent sales tax holiday for disaster preparedness items, including batteries and generators, to encourage residents to prepare for natural disasters.

Playboy Enterprises is relocating its global headquarters to Miami Beach and planning to open a new Playboy Club, aiming to align with the dynamic culture of Miami and focus on multimedia content creation.

The VIP Shadowood 16 movie theater in West Boca Raton is closing on August 24, 2025, ending nearly four decades of operation due to a redevelopment project.

The Powerball jackpot reaches $1.3 billion, marking a record period without a winner since May 31. Two people won $2 million prizes, and ten others won $1 million. The next draw is scheduled for Wednesday, with high anticipation.

Bath & Body Works opened a new store in the Lakewood Shopping Center in Margate, moving away from traditional mall locations as part of their expansion strategy.

Skechers opened the first American Skechers Performance store in Miami's Dolphin Mall, offering an immersive retail experience with a focus on sports and innovative footwear like Skechers Hands Free Slip-ins®.

The Lake Worth Drive-In Theatre and Swap Shop in Palm Beach County will close on September 30 due to local regulations, prompting vendors to liquidate their goods quickly.

JetBlue expands its flight offerings from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, adding nonstop flights to new destinations, including Cali, Colombia. This growth coincides with Spirit Airlines' financial struggles.

West Palm Beach introduces SizeUp, a free tool providing market research and business intelligence to support local entrepreneurs and small businesses, announced via a September 18 webinar.

Costco has recalled Kirkland Signature Prosecco due to bottles potentially shattering, advising customers in several states to safely dispose of them and contact Ethica Wines for assistance.

ODP Corp., the parent company of Office Depot and OfficeMax, will be acquired by Atlas Holdings for about $1 billion, transitioning from public to private.

The Miami International Auto Show offers interactive experiences with test drives, showcases classic cars, and displays automotive innovations until October 5.

Spirit Airlines is implementing additional pilot furloughs and corporate team reductions amid bankruptcy reorganization, with cuts to its pilot roster and maintenance stations in Baltimore and Chicago.

The Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida started a $40 million expansion of their casino and resort, involving new amenities and a collaboration with various construction and design firms.

The Disney Destiny, a new cruise ship by Disney Cruise Line, has arrived at Port Everglades and will offer trips to The Bahamas and Western Caribbean starting November 20.

Glen Powell was introduced as Omega's new global ambassador at the Seamaster Planet Ocean collection launch in Miami Beach, an event that celebrated both the actor's charm and the luxury watches' updated designs.

Kia and Hyundai recall over 300,000 cars due to a defect that could cause fuel tanks to melt, posing a fire risk. No incidents reported yet; free repairs are offered.

Studio 18 Art Complex in Pembroke Pines hosts the annual Holiday Market on December 13, 2025, featuring original art and handmade gifts priced at $20 or under. Free admission.

The Omni Fort Lauderdale Hotel is opening on December 18, 2025, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 2 PM, featuring local dignitaries and a traditional maritime bell ringing.

Legoland is searching for a child to be first to ride their new Galacticoaster, starting with a contest at the Miami Children’s Museum where kids built Lego spacecraft.

The Powerball jackpot grows to $1.6 billion with no winners, but a Miami resident won $1 million at a Publix. The prize is the fourth-largest in Powerball history.

PortMiami's Cruise Terminal G expansion breaks ground on January 8, with Miami-Dade County Mayor and other officials attending, aiming to accommodate larger ships and enhance passenger experience by 2027.

MSC Group has launched its new $100 million headquarters in downtown Miami, near PortMiami, aiming to centralize operations, support MSC Cruises and Explora Journeys employees, and contribute to the local economy with an expected 1,500 jobs.

Minute Maid will stop producing frozen juice concentrates by April 2026 due to changing consumer preferences, with Coca-Cola focusing on ready-to-drink and low-sugar juice products instead.

AJ's Jewelry filed a Miami‑Dade suit saying Floyd Mayweather picked up 26 luxury watches and 15 chains in August 2025 and still owes about $1.4M, court papers say.

Danish retailer Flying Tiger Copenhagen has picked Miami Beach as its Americas hub and will open a Lincoln Road office as the promenade attracts new retail investment.

Airport Parking Associates, led by Dynise Perry, manages thousands of MIA parking stalls under a new decade‑long deal and plans EV, reservation and pricing upgrades.

Spirit Airlines, amid financial restructuring, is selling 20 planes and recalling 500 furloughed flight attendants during its Chapter 11 Bankruptcy proceedings.

Miami Beach‑based TRUBAR sold to Turkish snack maker ETi Gıda for $173 million in cash; founder Erica Groussman will stay on as CEO while the brand scales internationally.

Six Californians won more than $540,000 in Fantasy 5 this week — see where winning tickets were sold and what winners need to know about claiming prizes.

Progressive is returning excess profits to Florida auto policyholders who had coverage on Dec. 31, 2025; average rebates are near $300 and will arrive automatically in early 2026.

A Miami resident claimed a $1 million Florida Lottery prize from a $50 500X THE CASH ticket bought at a West Palm Beach Publix and took a roughly $640,000 cash payout.

State inspectors flagged mold, day‑old food and unsanitary prep areas at a North Miami Price Choice, prompting stop‑use orders and disposal of temperature‑abused items.

GOAT Foods opened a 68,000-sf West Palm Beach headquarters and plans to add roughly 150 jobs, a move that would nearly triple the company's workforce.

A Quick Pick bought at a Publix in Oakland Park matched Fantasy 5 numbers 5-7-15-21-34 and won $131,069. The store and regional lottery offices are handling the claim.

Federal and state investigators say they've secured a $1.83M settlement with movers and their owner after alleging deceptive household‑goods practices. The judgment splits penalties, restitution and attorney fees.

Broward posted roughly $136.6 billion in output yet recorded about 10,710 fewer jobs year‑over‑year, exposing a gap between big projects and local hiring.

A quick-pick Mega Millions ticket sold at a Plantation liquor shop matched five numbers and a 4X multiplier, turning the play into a $4 million prize. The jackpot rolled over again ahead of Tuesday's drawing.

A Quick Pick sold at the Publix at The Harbor Shops matched Monday night’s Fantasy 5 numbers, producing Florida’s lone jackpot winner and a six‑figure payout. Winners must validate such prizes with the Florida Lottery.

A Miami plaintiff says LaMusica kept sending marketing texts after she opted out; the federal TCPA suit seeks class certification and policy changes.

Miramar‑based contractor International Support Group filed Chapter 11 after reporting more than $5 million in liabilities and about 143 employees. The move could affect federal janitorial and facilities contracts in the region.

Family‑owned Weston Jewelers celebrates 25 years and will build a five‑story Las Olas flagship in Fort Lauderdale while keeping its Weston and Hard Rock shops open.

Royal Caribbean has removed much of its Summer 2027 Miami schedule; affected passengers are being offered refunds or future cruise credit.

Leonid Radvinsky, the private owner of OnlyFans, has died at 43 after a long battle with cancer, the company said. His death raises questions about ownership and any pending sale.

Inter Miami signed a five-year club partnership with adidas that will include an 11,000 sq ft two-story team store at Nu Stadium — billed as the largest in MLS. The stadium opens April 4, 2026.

Miami-based CAS Auto says 52 new Nissans were damaged in a missile strike in Dubai, and disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz are driving up shipping and insurance costs. Dealers and fleet buyers face longer waits and higher prices.

Long stretches of closed storefronts have appeared on Miracle Mile as rising rents and bank branches reshape the street. City Hall and the chamber are testing pop-ups and permitting help.

Winn‑Dixie’s Gardens Park Plaza location will close on April 19 as rent hikes and an expiring ground lease push some longtime tenants out. The anchor vacancy is already being shopped to national retailers.

Two Fantasy 5 midday tickets matching 4-11-19-23-24 were sold at Publix stores in St. Augustine and Palm Springs, each worth $33,472.25.

Filings show multistrategy funds opening Miami offices even as the count of Miami-based investment professionals slipped year-over-year. The result is offices without a matching rise in senior traders.

Royal Caribbean confirmed Symphony of the Seas will homeport in Fort Lauderdale for 2027; Icon and Liberty will still serve Galveston under the revised plan. Guests should confirm bookings as the line notifies travelers.

A Coral Gables 7‑Eleven sold Florida’s lone big‑money draw ticket on Monday — a Fantasy 5 midday winner worth $58,526. Here’s what the winner needs to do to claim it.

Amazon and Winn‑Dixie expanded their delivery partnership to cover most Florida households, bringing thousands of Winn‑Dixie items to Amazon shoppers statewide.

State inspectors ordered two Palm Beach County eateries closed after inspections found roaches, flies and unsafe storage; follow‑up checks cleared both to reopen. The records show stop‑sale orders and multiple high‑priority violations.

A Hallandale Beach Stop & Save sold Wednesday’s lone Fantasy 5 midday jackpot — about $60,693 — and the prize must be claimed at the Miami district office in Miami Lakes.

UKG announced roughly 950 job cuts in a global reorganization; hundreds left immediately while about 350 will remain through a transition period.

A Florida court has ordered Live Nation to show mandatory ticket fees up front for Florida buyers, an immediate change the state says will improve price transparency at checkout.

WalletHub’s latest ranking puts Tampa at No. 1 for starting a business and lists St. Petersburg among the top five, citing low taxes and investor access.

Davie-based American Health Associates filed Chapter 11 after accumulating more than $15 million in debts, a move that could affect services to thousands of long‑term care sites.

After a tornado wrecked the first build, Publix will open May 21 at Avenir Town Center in Palm Beach Gardens. The new store anchors the community's growing mini‑downtown.

Employers across Florida are trimming classic starter roles and favoring experienced hires as AI automates routine tasks, narrowing opportunities for new grads.

Walmart and Wing demonstrated drone delivery at Miami‑Dade College and said Miami shoppers can expect a rollout by 2027 for quick drops of small items. The demo showed how orders could arrive in roughly 30 minutes.

Atento filed a WARN notice saying it will eliminate 91 positions at its Miramar office, with a June 26, 2026 separation date and a 60‑day notice period.

A Coral Springs Publix and a Bird Road Winn‑Dixie sold Friday’s Fantasy 5 winners, paying about $120,949 and $62,907; claim details and office info follow.

Two Fantasy 5 top-prize tickets, each worth about $57,456, were sold Thursday at a Wilton Manors Publix and Suwanee Liquors in Live Oak. The evening draw matched 2, 5, 14, 21 and 32.

A UF/IFAS study finds Florida’s forest industry produced nearly $29 billion in 2023 and supported about 103,000 jobs, even as hurricanes and mill closures threaten rural communities.

Two Palm Beach County residents claimed $2M scratch-off prizes in January; lump-sum payouts ranged from about $1.11M to $1.19M.

A Lauderhill Quick Pick matched all five Fantasy 5 numbers on May 14, producing about $114,672 in prize money amid a recent run of Broward winners.

A frenzy over the AP x Swatch Royal Pop launch turned chaotic at Aventura Mall and Lincoln Road, forcing store closures and police intervention.

NextEra's planned $66.8B all‑stock combination with Dominion would create the largest U.S. regulated utility as power demand from AI data centers surges.

West Marine filed for Chapter 11, blaming long‑term lease costs that drained liquidity as it pursues a court‑supervised restructuring backed by lenders.

CEOs at an invite-only Private 100 dinner warned that finding and keeping skilled workers — not permits or materials — is South Florida’s biggest growth constraint. Low unemployment and many open roles are forcing companies to move faster and invest in training.

A Publix near Boca Raton sold a Florida Lotto ticket that matched Saturday's numbers for a $29.25 million jackpot; the prize remains unclaimed.

A Fort Pierce lawsuit alleges a can of SpaghettiOs contained live worms and left the plaintiff ill; the suit names Campbell's and Walmart and seeks damages.

A Boca Raton resident says a Bigniu e-bike battery exploded while charging, leaving him with permanent burns; he has sued Amazon and the bike maker. The case is now in federal court.

Oliveira’s parents say a kratom beverage led to his 2025 death and have filed a wrongful‑death suit against Botanic Tonics and local shops. The family will outline the complaint at a news conference.

Publix pulled two lots of DiLuigi Smashables after a labeling mistake left milk off the ingredient list. Affected packages carry a Use By date of June 13, 2026.

A Miami jury awarded roughly $60 million after finding plaintiffs were cheated out of a Miami International Airport fueling business.

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.

Two South Florida players won Fantasy 5 prizes Sunday — one at Suarez Liquors in Hialeah and one at a Sunrise Marathon station. Winners have 180 days to claim at a Florida Lottery district office.

The Miami International Auto Show won’t be held at the Miami Beach Convention Center this year; city officials say organizers are discussing future dates. The long‑running fall event has been a major draw for dealers and tourism dollars.

A Publix in Pembroke Pines sold a Fantasy 5 ticket that matched Monday's evening numbers for $109,962. The Florida Lottery says winners must claim at the Miami Lakes district office.

A Quick Pick ticket from a Weston Publix matched all five Fantasy 5 numbers in the June 13 evening drawing, winning $122,696.76. The hit is the latest in a run of Broward payouts this month.