A bartender was found unconscious in a car with a sweating toddler. She struggled with officers, resulting in her being kicked and bitten, and faces severe charges.

Two boats caught fire at Grove Isle Club & Resort in Miami, with emergency services responding promptly and controlling the blaze within 10 minutes. No injuries were reported.

Two men were stabbed in Southwest Miami-Dade; one suspect was arrested. The victims' conditions vary, with one critical. The investigation is ongoing.

Eduardo Alejandro Medrano died in a motorcycle crash after hitting a palm tree in Port St. Lucie; speed was not a factor, and the investigation continues.

Juan Antonio Vera was arrested for a fatal shooting at a Miami homeless camp, which killed Abran Cumba and wounded a woman. He was apprehended in Hillsborough County.

A Miami shooting in Little Haiti leaves one dead and three injured; police investigate the nighttime incident.

The Broward Sheriff's Office seeks help finding missing 63-year-old Maryse Simon from Oakland Park, who has dementia and was last seen wearing a black shirt, pink leggings, and shoes, and a blue bonnet.

A suspect, Jeremy Stafford, was struck by a Miami Beach police SUV and tackled during an arrest after fleeing on foot; he faces multiple charges, including battery on an officer.

19-year-old Gerson Alette Jr. was arrested for vehicular homicide in a crash that killed a Miami Gardens barber.

The article reports on an indictment revealing a $24 million gold smuggling and money laundering operation involving a family, with wire transfers from the U.S. to Colombia.

Charges against Cuban actor Pedro Moreno were dropped after his arrest from a domestic incident involving his wife's cellphone. No charges filed; his legal record remains clean.

A bill awaiting Florida Gov. DeSantis's decision would rename streets in Miami-Dade and Palm Beach County, including a stretch honoring Donald Trump and other local figures.

A severe collision in southwest Miami-Dade involving two vehicles resulted in multiple injuries, including five children, and required a Mass Casualty Incident response.