A Miami man was sentenced to 57 months for running an unlicensed cryptocurrency exchange, having moved $5 million in transactions often linked to illegal activities.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement issued a Missing Child Alert for Galiea Jones Duncanson, an 11-year-old from Miami Gardens, last seen on NW 155th Street.

Stuart Leibov was sentenced to 235 months for child sexual abuse crimes after pleading guilty, with lifetime supervision post-release ordered by a Miami federal court.

Hialeah Police issued a Silver Alert for 72-year-old Abilio Alpizar, who is missing from his home. He may be driving a white 2013 Chevrolet Equinox with Florida tag L1NUQ. Authorities ask for public assistance in locating him.

A body was found at a Southwest Ranches home, leading to a death investigation by Davie Police without suspicion of foul play. The home is linked to the family of ex-NFL player Vontae Davis.

Jonah Horne was extradited from Northern Ireland to face a second-degree murder charge for a 2016 killing in Florida.

An early morning collision involving a wrong-way driver on I-95 near Boca Raton culminated in three deaths. Officials are investigating the incident that left both vehicles' occupants deceased.

The BSO Weston District is involved in a Co-Responder Program to improve responses to mental health emergencies, pairing officers with clinicians, with positive early outcomes.

A fiery crash involving multiple vehicles in Hallandale Beach resulted in only one minor injury, a head laceration and possibly a broken finger. Firefighters responded promptly to the blaze.

Five minors were arrested after a police chase from Miramar to Miami Gardens with a stolen vehicle, ending with their capture following a brief foot pursuit.

NBC Miami forecasts clear skies with an 80-degree high for Miami on Easter Sunday, with a slight rip current risk. The good weather should continue through Tuesday before a front brings warmth and rain chances midweek.

Edgardo Joel Rosado Perez hit and killed Zachariah Clabough, 18, in Bartow, Florida, after leaving an earlier crash site. Perez was later arrested, and the victim, near graduation, is mourned by family and the school.

The Miami Open featured its first Wheelchair Tennis Invitational, highlighting wheelchair athletes' skill and fostering inclusivity with both para-athletes and able-bodied pros participating.