Firefighters found images of child abuse in a home after a fire, leading to the arrest of Barry Percy on child pornography charges in Greenacres, Florida.

Miami Archbishop criticizes "Alligator Alcatraz" detention center and Trump's deportation policy, highlighting the negative impact on immigrants and urging humane reforms.

Boynton Beach invites artists to transform traffic control boxes into art, with a $500 honorarium for chosen designs related to community identity themes.

A 21-year-old woman was arrested in Daytona Beach for multiple car burglaries after enhanced surveillance from a Real Time Crime Center led to her capture.

Delray Beach is installing speed cameras in school zones to improve children's safety, with a 30-day warning period before fines.

Commissioner Bastien responds to the sexual assault of an 11-year-old in Miami-Dade, ensuring support for the victim and vowing to improve park safety.

Two people were shot outside an Opa-locka Wendy's, with police responding to a ShotSpotter alert. Authorities are investigating, and no conditions or suspects have been reported.

An officer-involved shooting at Aventura Cove Plaza injured one and prompted an investigation. The incident occurred near RH Beauty + Salon. Authorities are asking the public to avoid the area.

Florida's FDOT is enhancing A1A highway for safety, with upgrades at NE 14th Court and NE 27th Street, including new crosswalks and lighting. Lane closures are expected; the project runs from July to Spring 2026 at $2.08 million.

A seasoned Miami-Dade deputy, Pedro Villalonga, was arrested on DUI charges in the Florida Keys after showing signs of impairment. He has been relieved of duty pending investigation.

A police chase in North Miami ended in a shootout, injuring two officers and critically wounding a teenager. The chaos followed the pursuit of a stolen car and resulted in two suspects detained and an ongoing investigation.

Port St. Lucie residents face an increase in SIM swap scams, with local police recovering $96,000 for a victim who lost control of their phone number and was exposed to significant financial theft.

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.