Miami man, Javonne Wilks, receives a 27-year sentence for multiple armed robberies while on supervised release.

Dash cam footage shows a high-speed chase of a stolen Maserati in Miami-Dade, ending in a crash. The driver, Rodrigo Jose Perez, faced multiple charges including fleeing police and assault.

Authorities seek help to find Yves M. Souverain, missing from Broward County, with her last contact on Jan. 2. She requires medication for a mental illness.

The body of Rondell Edwards, a missing 28-year-old man, was found in a submerged SUV in a Tamarac, Florida canal, amid a search initiated by his fiancée.

Carl Booth Jr., convicted of the 2008 murder of Norman 'Pooh' Griffith, is to be released on probation after a judge reduced his sentence, recognizing his rehabilitation while in jail.

A 98-year-old man was killed by an 86-year-old's car in Boynton Beach. The driver, George Rullman, hit pedestrian George Fortier, who later died at the hospital. No charges filed yet; the investigation continues.

Miami enjoys a sunny day with a high of 74°F, but scattered showers may return later in the week, with breezy conditions and temperatures approaching 80°F by the weekend.

The suspect's car in a fatal post-Dolphins game shooting in Miami has been found; a Canadian man, Dylann Isaacs, was killed after a dispute. Police seek information.

A Canadian Bills fan was fatally shot after confronting a vehicle that struck him near Hard Rock Stadium. The shooter is at large, and authorities seek information.

A Miami-Dade kitchen worker at Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center is accused of sexually assaulting a female inmate and arrested on charges of sexual battery by an authority figure.

A 6-year-old called 911 after he and his 2-year-old brother were left alone in a dirty Miami-Dade home. Their mother, Demetria Spencer, was later arrested on child neglect charges.

Volunteer search team Sunshine State Sonar found a vehicle with human remains in a Florida pond, while another car was discovered submerged in a Tamarac canal; investigations are ongoing.

Florida faces a property insurance crisis with rising rates and widespread fraud, with arrests in Miami and Tampa, highlighting a systemic problem pushing for legislative reform.