Sandra Janet Martin from Lauderhill has been accused of using a common name to fraudulently obtain $82,000 from the Emergency Rental Assistance Program.

Mike Pence spoke at the Forum Club near Trump's Mar-a-Lago, discussing his career, foreign policy, and the GOP's future. He touched on his relationship with Trump and the January 6 pardons but avoided direct criticism.

Northlake Boulevard ramp in Palm Beach Gardens to close for drainage work on March 15, from 7am-6pm, with advised detour routes.

Greenacres announces delayed passport services starting at 1:30 PM on March 21; advises early virtual queueing due to limited spots.

PBCWUD is alerting residents of scammers impersonating county employees to sell water filtration systems and advises that legitimate staff wear uniforms, carry ID, and drive marked vehicles.

A severe crash on Florida's Turnpike involved a car becoming lodged under a semi-truck, causing lane closures and one person to be hospitalized as a trauma alert.

A Miami-Dade family was held at gunpoint by three masked intruders during a home invasion; valuables and a car were stolen. The family, led by a popular jeweler on TikTok, speculates social media fame may have made them a target.

The search for Brenda Surbey, a missing Indiana tourist in Florida, persists after a month, with her belongings found and the family desperate for her return.

An off-duty Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputy was arrested for an armed altercation at an adult club, with witnesses alleging he threatened people while brandishing a firearm.

Miami-Dade County inspectors Charles Bryant and Craig Bethel face charges of extortion and fraud for allegedly coercing family-owned restaurants into paying bribes.

Armani Alexis Rodgers was arrested in Miami for a hit-and-run that critically injured a scooter rider. She allegedly returned to the scene to remove items, including the car's license plate.

A woman in Broward County is charged with submitting fraudulent asylum applications, with over a thousand cases since 2013. She potentially faces a decade in prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted.

Boca Raton is altering its water disinfection process from March 16-30, which may affect water taste or smell, but poses no health risk. Residents with dialysis machines or aquariums must adjust treatment methods.