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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.