A Jackson Health System employee was fired for unauthorized access to over 2,000 patients' personal information, prompting concerns about data security.

Hector Martinez was arrested for battering a woman and stealing her phone, after a foot chase involving law enforcement in Stuart, Florida. He was also found with methamphetamine and faces multiple charges.

Missing 72-year-old Amado Severino from Wynwood, Miami, was found and is receiving medical care. Details on his condition and discovery location were not disclosed.

An Arizona woman was caught stealing a bottle of perfume at The Breakers Palm Beach and admitted to the crime when confronted by police in her hotel room.

West Palm Beach Police seek public help to find Re'Nansia Lubin, missing for nearly 2 months, last seen on 10th Street, possibly with a Belle Glade teen.

Tamarac's Building Department has received its third consecutive IAS accreditation, confirming its commitment to building safety standards and customer service excellence.

Palm Beach County passed a resolution condemning antisemitic murders in D.C. and a nationwide rise in hate crimes, highlighting an 893% increase in such incidents.

Operation Viper led by the FBI Miami and Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office resulted in 21 arrests and seizures of firearms in South Florida, targeting drugs, firearms, and violent crimes.

A man in Port St. Lucie was arrested for entering a home to photograph a woman post-shower and attempting other burglaries. Community help led to his capture.

A Hialeah couple was arrested for drug trafficking from their home in the presence of their daughter; the man faces drug charges, while the wife, a teacher, faces child abuse charges.

AIMA Business and Medical Support, LLC is accused of fraudulent Medicare billing for unnecessary genetic tests, amounting to over $15 million, as per the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida.

Fort Lauderdale's Sunrise Boulevard will undergo a $55.4 million upgrade to improve safety and traffic flow, including wider ramps, new paths, and better lighting. The project lasts from 2023 until early 2029 with community updates provided.

President Trump pardoned two Florida divers, Mansell and Moore, who were convicted of theft for freeing sharks and a grouper from a licensed longline. Their rights have now been restored.