State inspectors ordered six Palm Beach County restaurants closed after finding roaches, about 300 dead flies and staff handling food without gloves. Several locations were cleared to reopen after callbacks.

Dadeland Mall’s Fashion Wing picked up a Parfums de Marly boutique and a Chilli Beans kiosk this month, joining several new stores that opened across the center in 2026.

Best Buy is recalling about 3,800 Insignia gas ranges because front knobs can turn on accidentally. Owners should check model numbers and request free knob covers.

MIA could add an American-style sports bar and extend the Miami Heat shop under two concession deals that together are projected to bring nearly $29 million.

A Broward County jury awarded $603 million after a counterfeit DTN airbag allegedly exploded and killed 22‑year‑old Destiny Byassee, raising new pressure on parts sourcing and federal regulators.

An expanded South Florida Business Journal ranking lists 407 area employers that collectively account for more than 260,000 local jobs across Miami‑Dade, Broward and Palm Beach.

District 6 businesses can apply for up to $5,000 through Miami‑Dade's Mom and Pop grants while District 5 awards smaller grants. Application pickup and submission windows end in early July.

A new analysis ranks Orlando No.2 among the 30 largest U.S. metros for freelancer business growth since 2019, driven by tech‑sector gains and a Sun Belt surge.

Louis Vuitton opened a resort‑inspired temporary women's boutique in Miami's Design District, pairing seasonal womenswear with commissioned art and a hand‑painted trunk pyramid.

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.

Food Market 24 in Miami Gardens printed one of two Fantasy 5 winning tickets from Friday’s draw; each ticket is worth about $57,754. Winners must validate and claim at the Miami Lottery office.

Coca‑Cola will argue an appeal in Miami over transfer‑pricing rulings that could push its tax exposure toward $20 billion.

A SmartAsset analysis finds surprising winners — barbers, opticians and some doctors — and big losers — designers and many science and academic roles — once Florida prices are factored in.