Police arrested two men after a vehicle theft attempt in Kendall led to a chase involving a BMW. The suspects were captured on video fleeing and later caught.

Miami-Dade County has earned the GFOA's Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 43rd time, recognizing its commitment to transparency for fiscal year 2021-22.

Coral Gables Fire Department and wildlife organizations rescued an entangled juvenile green sea turtle, which is now receiving care at Marathon Turtle Hospital.

An individual was fatally struck by a Palm Tran bus in Palm Beach County, and the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is currently investigating the incident.

Palm Beach Zoo offers free admission for kids aged 3-12 with each adult ticket from June 1 to July 31, excluding other discounts and available only at the gate.

Firefighters in Martin County contained a 200-acre brush fire near a Palm City community; the fire is fully controlled with no property damage, but residual smoke remains an issue.

The article reports on David Sanabria's hit-and-run and carjacking incidents in Florida, involving cocaine use, an AR-15, and multiple charges including kidnapping and armed robbery.

Deerfield Beach's International Fishing Pier is closing for 14-18 months for renovations, including new railings, lighting, and pavilions, after damage from Hurricane Nicole.

A badly burned body was found by firefighters addressing a brush fire in Pompano Beach, the gender of which could not be identified. Investigations are ongoing to determine the identity and cause.

Four people were found dead in a suspected murder-suicide at a Miami-Dade home, including an 85-year-old and her ex-husband. Authorities are investigating the motive.

A woman was found shot dead in a car after a ShotSpotter alert in West Miami, as detectives search for suspects.

Firefighters in Martin County are combating a brush fire by Palm City; over 100 acres affected, sparking evacuations and road closures. Firefighting teams work to contain the blaze, with no property damage reported.

Charlie Holley received a 16-year sentence for shooting at a mail carrier and confronting law enforcement in Florida.