An indictment unsealed June 10 alleges Pines Care co‑owner Dr. Jaynier Moya and staff created ghost patients and fed fabricated test results into clinical trial databases.

Gov. DeSantis signed a death warrant for Dennis Michael Sochor, setting a July 14 execution at Florida State Prison in a decades‑old Broward murder that has drawn fresh attention. The victim’s body was never recovered and Sochor’s appeals have stretched for years.

A special weather statement warns Orangetree of 50 mph gusts and half‑inch hail through 3:30 PM EDT.

LORE and Element Development broke ground on The Lincoln, a boutique 48-unit condo in Coconut Grove with wellness amenities and prices starting near $1.5M.

Big Dog Ranch Rescue says Omelette, a former lab beagle, was found dead in a Boynton Beach canal. The rescue believes an alligator was involved and is tightening GPS-collar rules.

Broward County will run a yearlong safety review and a short lead‑screening at North Perry Airport, the city says.

A Riviera Beach man is in custody after police say he dragged a Florida trooper during a high-speed chase through Boynton Beach and was tracked to a nearby apartment complex.

Mayor Joy Cooper asked residents to suggest which city services to cut as a Florida homestead‑exemption plan heads to the November ballot and could cost cities millions. Officials say contingency planning is underway.

A woman was stabbed with a sword and robbed in a Stock Island camper; four people were arrested, deputies say. Her lung was punctured but injuries were not deemed life‑threatening.

State inspectors found more than 100 rodent droppings and a trapped dead rodent at a Coral Springs Citgo, prompting stop‑use orders that shut the coffee and fountain stations.

Museums across Miami have turned the 2026 World Cup into exhibitions, installations and neighborhood activations. From PAMM to Wynwood and the Freedom Tower, there’s plenty for non-ticket-holders to do.

Casa D'Angelo's Aventura outpost has closed, the restaurant confirmed. Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton locations remain open.

A rare olive ridley nicknamed Tini nested on Jupiter Beach Park — researchers say it may be Florida's first documented olive ridley clutch. Officials are monitoring the site.