A Miami-Dade market manager was arrested for defrauding SNAP of $275,000 through fake checks and impersonation, with investigators uncovering the scheme.

A massive fire engulfed a vacant warehouse in Miami, prompting Miami Fire Rescue's operation and local road closures, with no injuries reported. Cause under investigation.

Protesters gathered outside a Miami federal courthouse as Florida AG James Uthmeier faced potential contempt charges over a disputed immigration law's enforcement.

Two vehicles ended up in canals along I-95 in Pompano Beach, causing traffic delays and triggering emergency responses; details on causes and potential victims remain unclear.

Key West police are seeking Kentrell Freeman, wanted for a double stabbing on Simonton Street. Officials warn Freeman is considered armed and dangerous and have closed nearby streets during the investigation.

Miami's forecast includes a mix of sun, rain, and thunderstorms with high humidity and temperatures peaking around 89-92 degrees, requiring residents to stay prepared for changing weather conditions.

Commissioner Gilbert hosts the 17th annual laptop giveaway for Miami-Dade high school seniors, distributing 200 laptops to aid their college studies, on May 31 at his District 1 Office.

Coral Springs Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen was honored with the 2025 Home Rule Hero Award for her commitment to local governance and advocacy efforts.

Roadwork on Arthur St. and N 11th Ct. in Hollywood starts June 2, with temporary lane closures. Work is weekdays, 8 am to 5 pm, and should end by July 1.

A North Lauderdale man, Ygremerley Junior Murat, was arrested for extorting nude photos from a teenage girl, sparking a wider investigation for more victims.

Mexican national Juan Perez Santis, previously convicted of sexual battery on a minor and deported three times, faces charges of illegal reentry into the U.S. by a federal grand jury in Miami.

One person was killed and another injured in a double stabbing at The Retreat at Sawgrass Village in Sunrise, according to the Sunrise Police Department.

A gas main was struck during construction in Coral Springs, leading to evacuations. Emergency teams responded, no injuries were reported, and the leak was secured.