A South Florida pharmacist, Chandra Teerie, was arrested for allegedly forging prescriptions for personal and familial gain, facing over 80 felony charges.

The U.S. Coast Guard has referred the Miami Beach sailboat collision case to the DOJ for potential criminal charges. Three young sailors died in the July incident involving a barge and sailboat.

Justin DeBerry won the 2025 Incubate Debate Fall Championship, prevailing over students from Florida, South Carolina, and Virginia, and was commended by Florida Rep. Dan Daley.

Two men were arrested for the sexual battery of a Miami Beach woman who was allegedly drugged and assaulted after a night of partying. Both men are in custody, with bond denied.

Veteran Services Officer Rohn Hultgren was commended by Congressman Brian Mast for his outstanding service to veterans, including securing $100,000 for a veteran by providing crucial evidence for a claim.

The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show features over 1,300 boats and generates significant economic impact, attracting around 100,000 visitors and supporting local jobs.

Over 2 million pounds of pork jerky sold at Costco and Sam's Club are recalled due to potential metal contamination. No injuries reported; consumers advised to dispose of or return the product.

Miami's Brickell district gains a family-friendly space called Play Spot, led by Commissioner Eileen Higgins. The urban oasis offers playground equipment and views, revitalizing underused space for community enjoyment.

A man named Abdul Rolle was fatally shot in Miami; no suspect identified, and a homicide investigation is ongoing. Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office urges witnesses to provide information.

Pembroke Pines calls for donations to aid Hurricane Melissa victims, with drop-offs at fire stations and a link for monetary contributions specified on the city's website.

Broward Sheriff's Office hosts a Shred-A-Thon and medication disposal event on Nov 1, 2025, at the Charles F. Dodge City Center.

Miami police arrested Paul Mario Hoyos, known as "TESOE," who is accused of being the ringleader in a series of vandalism acts, including tagging prominent buildings and a highway.

A man from Georgia was arrested for assaulting and robbing a tourist in Miami Beach, with the violent act caught on camera leading to multiple charges against him.