A woman joked about having a bomb at Miami Airport, leading to her arrest on a felony charge. No bomb was found, but authorities take such threats seriously.

Two men from Mexico City are charged with sexually victimizing a teen on a Royal Caribbean cruise. They were arrested in Miami and face multiple charges, including sexual battery and not disclosing HIV status.

A water main break in Fort Lauderdale caused road closures and repair efforts, while authorities advised motorists to avoid the area and watch for updates, including a possible boil water order.

Delray Beach Police are seeking help to find Akira Anderson, missing since March 14. She's 5'5", with black hair and brown eyes and failed to arrive at a friend's home. She often uses public transport. The police consider her potentially in distress.

The forecast for Miami includes clouds and sunshine with warming temperatures, a slight chance of showers midweek, and mostly sunny conditions towards the weekend.

A South Florida tax preparer, Beatriz Toledo, was sentenced to nearly five years in prison for creating fraudulent tax returns, costing the IRS $20 million.

Miami Gardens Police are looking for a man who attacked a senior at a supermarket; the victim, Carlton Samuels, seeks assailant's capture, with a reward offered for tips.

Miami-Dade authorities seek public help to find missing 63-year-old Yvette Fussell, last seen in NW Miami-Dade wearing a pink scarf and purple leggings. She is considered endangered.

Keylin Escobar, a 13-year-old from Little Havana, was found safe after being reported missing. Details of her disappearance and recovery are still emerging.

A Miami-Dade County Public Schools maintenance worker, Arthur Collot, was arrested on child pornography charges, found with illicit content at his home.

A mild and dry weekend is expected in Miami, with sunny conditions and highs in the 70s, after a windy Friday. Fire weather watch due to low humidity and gusty winds.

Billy Gedeon, a 34-year-old bank employee from Miami, admitted to embezzling over $190,000 from a deceased customer's account. He will be sentenced on June 10, facing up to 30 years in prison.

Guillermo Portuondo was arrested for a fatal hit-and-run on Hollywood Beach on New Year's Day, where a pedestrian was struck and killed by his pickup truck.