Three suspects were detained in Miami after hitting a police car and fleeing. They were linked to a robbery, with no injuries reported during the incident.

Palm Springs has repaired a broken sewer main causing a wastewater spill into the L9 canal, with cleanup efforts ongoing including vacuum trucks and aeration systems. Health advisories remain in place.

A Boynton Beach man was convicted for leaving a threatening voicemail for former Rep. George Santos and another individual. The message prompted a U.S. Capitol Police investigation.

Lionel Messi starred in Inter Miami's 2-0 win over Real Salt Lake in their 2024 MLS opener, influencing both goals and proving his fitness post-injury.

The FBI is seeking information on bank robbery suspects in Hollywood, Florida, and La Jolla, California, urging the public to provide any relevant information.

Two Miami individuals were detained for kidnapping a roommate and his friend over a credit card issue, leading to a McDonald's escape and their arrest.

A man was killed after being hit by a Tri-Rail train in Fort Lauderdale, with police investigating the incident.

The Justice Department seeks to seize two Bal Harbour condos linked to Russian businessmen facing sanctions, in a bid to enforce international law amid Ukraine conflict.

A victim kidnapped by three assailants was saved when a McDonald's employee in Sweetwater called 911 after he indicated he was in distress. The kidnappers were later arrested by the police.

A Florida resident pleaded guilty to distributing fentanyl resulting in death, facing a potential life sentence. The case highlights the ongoing opioid crisis.

Miami's weather forecast predicts high 70s with mostly sunny skies, gusty winds, and a chance of showers after midnight. The weekend will see variable conditions with a cooler Sunday and a risk of rip currents.

The Miami Open will feature top tennis players including Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek, with Naomi Osaka returning after maternity leave, and offers cultural events alongside the matches.

Two individuals have been charged with running a $6.6 million elder fraud scheme, involving luring seniors with fake lottery winnings and laundering the proceeds.