A boat crash near Boca Chita Key resulted in the deaths of two men. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is investigating the incident involving a small boat and a yacht.

Miami-Dade officials promote using public transport over cars for ease of access to the Downtown Miami Lexus Corporate Run on April 25, due to expected crowds and traffic.

S&P Global Ratings has upgraded Miami-Dade County WASD's bond ratings, asserting strong fiscal management amidst their $8.6 billion infrastructure improvements.

A landlord in North Miami Beach was arrested for installing a hidden camera in a tenant's bedroom, facing voyeurism charges involving minors and adults.

Non-citizen Lazaro Valle-Villar was arrested in Miami-Dade County on multiple voting felonies for participating in a local election while not being a U.S. citizen.

A transgender woman was beaten to death outside the Miami City Ballet, leading to the arrest of Gregory Fitzgerald Gibert on a second-degree murder charge.

A police officer at Suncoast Community High School opened fire on an aggressor on campus, leading to a lockdown and the officer’s temporary leave pending an investigation.

Police are searching for 46-year-old Lisamarie Nadia Finzi, who is missing and considered endangered due to her altered mental state. She was last seen in Plantation, FL.

Two Key West staffing firm heads were sentenced to over three years in prison for illegal labor practices, tax evasion, and employing non-resident aliens in hospitality venues. They must also pay $1.8 million in restitution.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 77-year-old Albert Burks, who went missing in Fort Lauderdale. He drives a 2015 blue Nissan Altima with plate ISHP63. Authorities seek public assistance.

Miami-Dade County served an eviction notice to the Dolphin Company at the Miami Seaquarium due to concerns over animal welfare, with officials pushing for a safe and orderly transition.

Two men died in a boat collision involving a yacht and a smaller vessel near Elliot Key, with the incident under investigation by Florida authorities.

The Broward Sheriff's Office warns of a resurgent phone scam where impostors posing as BSO employees demand money for supposed missed court dates and fake arrest warrants.