Human remains were found in a Palm Springs backyard, prompting an investigation by the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office with assistance from cadaver dogs and specialists.

Miami Police are searching for Gladys Simeon, a 70-year-old missing from Little Haiti, and seek public assistance.

A disturbance at the National Speech & Debate Tournament led to an evacuation, one arrest, and minor injuries after a man's suspicious actions caused panic. Judge Viamontes helped detain him; no weapons were found.

North Miami will host a Caribbean-themed cycling event, "Ride & Fête: Carnival by the Pier," on June 21, featuring masqueraders and music, as part of Caribbean American Heritage Month.

Christian Miguel Orosco was arrested in Peru for a 1996 Miami-Dade homicide, thanks to a collaboration between international law enforcement agencies.

David Sharon, a 66-year-old man, was arrested for multiple vending machine thefts on college campuses in Miami, facing charges including burglary and theft.

Boulevard Gardens is set to receive new street lighting, with concrete poles and LED lights, aiming to improve safety and weather resilience, with expected completion in January 2026. Traffic adjustments will occur during implementation.

Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis and Dariel Fernandez are hosting a Mobile Driver License Event for Miami's District 6 to offer license services at A.D. Barnes Park.

Rainbow Smoke Shop sues Florigas over an explosion at a Florida strip mall, alleging negligence for failing to ensure safety, resulting in injuries and damage.

Margate announces a full day of Fourth of July festivities including a morning parade, an afternoon pool party, and evening entertainment with fireworks.

A fire in Miami Gardens caused one injury and the death of a family dog, with fire crews responding early morning to contain the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

The FDLE is probing a shooting where a Miami-Dade detective shot and killed a man (Laboy) after a traffic stop attempt. The incident is under investigation to review the deputy's actions.

A former SBA employee in South Florida was sentenced to prison for defrauding COVID-19 relief programs and must pay restitution for using the funds on personal luxuries.