An airboat tipped over in the Florida Everglades with 10 people on board, leading to a rescue and the arrest of the unlicensed operator. No serious injuries were reported.

Miami is set for a weekend of clear skies and sunshine, with temperatures around 77 degrees, and a slight risk of strong currents. Cooler nights and a warm Easter Sunday are expected, while midweek may bring rain and higher temperatures.

A Coral Springs man was convicted of second-degree murder in a 2011 case where a restaurant worker was killed during a botched burglary. His accomplice is already serving a life sentence. Sentence is pending a May 1st hearing.

A wrong-way collision on I-95 in Boca Raton has resulted in the deaths of two men and left a woman critically injured. The incident prompted extensive northbound lane closures for investigation.

Two boys, aged ten, from Florida's Country Oaks Elementary are charged after one sold a gun to the other, who also had marijuana and ammo in his backpack. The seller is a deputy's son, prompting further investigation.

A thief smashed into a Hollywood cellphone store using a shopping cart, but only managed to steal less than $300 worth of phones due to the store's lack of valuables.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 84-year-old Annie Ruth Sands, who has dementia, in Pompano Beach.

A Florida man was arrested for making death threats against law enforcement through Facebook, where he used an alias and posted threatening messages and images. His bond was set at $120,000.

Swimming advisories for seven Palm Beach County beaches were lifted one day after high bacteria levels were reported, now deeming the waters safe again.

In two separate cases in Miami-Dade County, children aged three accidentally shot themselves due to unsecured firearms. One child incurred a hand injury, while the other potentially lost his thumb. Charges were filed against the adults responsible.

A tractor-trailer flipped in Hialeah, causing no injuries but significant traffic delays. Police managed the scene and conducted cleanup without reporting immediate danger to the public.

The University of Miami is introducing an elective on Taylor Swift's branding strategies, open to all majors, focusing on her business acumen and connection with fans through music and personal storytelling.

The Miramar Police supported the family of Oriola Michael Aregbesola, a sailor who died in a non-combat incident, with the Department of Defense investigating the circumstances.