Two Florida men were arrested for an alleged credit card fraud scheme following a Secret Service-led raid, facing federal charges including fraud and money laundering.

Hollywood offers a self-service sandbag initiative to protect against floods, with bags available at the Department of Parks office and sand at several city parks.

During July 4th celebrations in South Florida, a woman and two teens were hit by stray bullets, while two other youths were injured by fireworks. Authorities urge caution but have not identified suspects.

A nurse in Miami, Emmanuel Valentin, lost his job and license after tampering with fentanyl syringes, replacing the drug with saline at two hospitals.

A man was caught after a botched burglary attempt at a Homestead storage facility, with bystanders watching him fall from the ceiling. Police are investigating his repeated thefts from the site.

The Miami-Dade IT Department won 36 NACo Achievement Awards for their innovative projects benefiting county residents, including public safety and environmental initiatives.

The Drowning Prevention Coalition of Palm Beach County emphasizes water safety, highlighting the importance of supervision and proper safety practices to prevent drownings, especially among children.

Maurice Newson was arrested for stealing and selling the car of a murdered elderly couple, Major and Claudette Melvin, in Fort Lauderdale; his connection to the murders is still under investigation.

The Coral Springs Police are investigating the homicide of 28-year-old Kinolee Gardner, whose body was found outside a vacant business. No threat to the community is perceived.

Two people were hospitalized after a rollover crash on Alligator Alley, with one being airlifted; traffic was impacted, but lanes have since reopened.

Eric Cadogan was arrested in Florida for alleged sexual crimes against children on a sailboat, already serving 20 years for child pornography. His wife Kia faces multiple charges as well. Both await further legal proceedings.

Miami-Dade County's "Golden Paws Program," led by Commissioner Kevin Marino Cabrera, pairs seniors with shelter pets, offering waived fees and support services to encourage adoptions and aid overcrowded shelters.

A 16-year-old, Ja'Quon Madaris, drowned while fishing with friends in Port St. Lucie; despite efforts to save him, authorities confirmed there was no foul play.