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.

AAA is cutting up to 5% from AAA‑branded home and auto policies in Florida, creating roughly $28M in statewide annual savings. Timing for new business and renewals varies by product.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.