A four-year-old was pulled from a lake behind her Plantation home Sunday and later died at Broward General Hospital. Plantation police say investigators believe it was an accidental drowning.

Three people were shot on Sunshine Boulevard in Miramar early Sunday; a crash followed and police are searching for a white BMW. Investigation remains ongoing.

A motorcyclist was killed early Saturday in the 3000 block of West Broward Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale; police say the Traffic Homicide Unit is investigating.

A pedestrian died after being struck by a Brightline train on West State Road 84 in Fort Lauderdale; westbound lanes were closed while police investigated.

Tesla launched its Robotaxi service in Miami on July 3, 2026. The app-driven rollout will be limited at first and faces questions about reliability.

Surveillance video shows a man carrying what appeared to be a long gun ring a Miami Shores doorbell Wednesday night; police are asking the public for tips.

Miami‑Dade posted on X that Florida Statute 125.0103 prevents local rent control and that landlords can raise rents with proper notice. Tenants should check notice timelines and seek help if they suspect retaliation.

A Quick Pick sold at a Fort Lauderdale Publix won the $6.75M Florida Lotto jackpot in Wednesday’s drawing. Two Fantasy 5 tickets also paid big in Miami Gardens and Volusia County.

A Miami Gardens woman surrendered to police and was booked in connection with a Feb. 22 shooting that left another woman hospitalized.

An Aventura developer filed to replace a medical‑office building with a 14‑story, 376‑unit Live Local project that would reserve 40% of units as workforce rentals. The pre‑application signals another round of office‑to‑housing conversions across South Florida.

A Conch Key transmission main break left large stretches of the Florida Keys with low water pressure and prompted a precautionary boil-water notice through July 3.

FBI Tampa says Alejandro T. Pena Lam, last seen in Kendall, is wanted in an alleged online enticement case involving a 13‑year‑old. Tips to the FBI are requested.

State inspectors temporarily shut six South Florida restaurants after finding raw sewage, live roaches and heavy fly activity; each reopened after ordered cleanups and re‑inspection.