A man in North Miami was arrested on animal cruelty charges after videos of him abusing his dogs were presented to police and circulated on social media.

A gas leak in Miami Gardens prompted the evacuation of four homes, sparked by a ruptured pipeline near St. Thomas University. The situation has been mitigated with no injuries reported.

The 1200 building at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the site of the 2018 shooting, is set to be demolished in June, as confirmed by Broward County Public Schools.

A 5-year-old autistic boy was found unresponsive in a Delray Beach residential pool; authorities responded, and the child was airlifted to the hospital.

Opa-locka has settled with its former police chief, James Dobson, with a payment of $500,000 after his 2020 dismissal amid allegations of departmental corruption.

Big Ass Fans has donated industrial fans to Miami-Dade County Animal Services to cool their shelter and improve the living conditions for the dogs, with installation set for May 29th.

Gunfire struck a Miami high-rise; a mother's apartment was hit near where her child sat shortly before. Police are investigating the source of the shots. No injuries were reported.

Two men were critically wounded in a Northwest Miami-Dade shooting and remain unidentified as police investigate the incident with no suspect apprehended.

Florida pool company owner Chrystal Washburn has been convicted on 14 counts including fraud and money laundering, with her company accused of failing to deliver pools to customers despite large deposits.

A 14-year-old girl in Florida is charged with second-degree murder after her 79-year-old grandmother was found unresponsive and later declared a homicide victim.

Raul Masvidal, an influential Cuban-American banker and real estate developer, has died at 82. His journey from teenage exile to banking luminary will be honored, capturing his lasting impact on Miami's Cuban community.

An airboat crash in Broward County, Florida's Everglades has resulted in eight people being hospitalized. The incident occurred at Mack’s Fish Camp, with emergency services swiftly arriving to assist.

Melanie Harris from Riverside, California, received a 32-month prison sentence in Miami for making anti-Semitic phone threats to a former Executive Director of the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. Harris's threats instilled fear and intimidation in the victims, leveraging offensive language and violent threats.