The CEO of a healthcare software company was convicted of orchestrating a $1 billion Medicare fraud scheme through fraudulent orders for medical supplies.

A massage therapist in El Portal, Luciano Felix Guzman, was arrested on charges of sexually assaulting two male clients in his home during massage sessions.

Teams for the FIFA Club World Cup arrive in South Florida, with Al-Ahly ready to represent Egypt. Despite potential rain, excitement builds for the tournament starting June 14 at Hard Rock Stadium.

After a shooting, a white Range Rover crashed into a Miami Gardens home, resulting in two injuries and one death. Police are investigating the incident.

Miami's weather features sunshine, Saharan dust causing hazy skies, and low rain chances with occasional showers and thunderstorms expected to increase next week.

Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office arrested four individuals during a retail theft crackdown, recovering 72 stolen items worth $2,400. The operation focused on major retail outlets affected by theft.

Mosquito control operations with larvicide are scheduled in Lauderhill, Plantation, and Sunrise to combat diseases like dengue and yellow fever, with activities running nightly from June 9 to 13.

Delray Beach Police Chief Russ Mager resigns against a backdrop of staffing shortages, financial constraints, and contract disputes with the police union.

Boynton Beach Police investigate a shooting in the Preserves community; one victim hospitalized, details scarce. Public asked to avoid area and provide information.

The City of Tamarac won a Silver Telly Award for its video "Tamagram Business Feature – Savvy Sliders," marking a significant recognition of local business promotion.

A 19-year-old was arrested for the fatal shooting of a 54-year-old man in Florida City, with the incident detailed in a Miami-Dade government release.

Cuban rapper Chocolate MC was arrested in Miami on charges including kidnapping and armed robbery; he previously missed a court hearing for burglary and murder charges.

Pompano Beach considers whether to continue with the Broward Sheriff's Office for law enforcement services or to revive its own police force due to rising costs.