A car crashed into a Miami-Dade canal off the Florida Turnpike, prompting a rescue with divers and an airlift for one person.

Former Miami Springs Little League coach Adrian Cotera was arrested on child exploitation charges following a cyber tip that involved 20 counts of promoting sexual performance by a child.

Boca Raton has received three financial awards for excellence in reporting, budget presentation, and procurement, highlighting its long-standing fiscal responsibility.

Two men were arrested for illegal dumping in Northwest Miami-Dade after being caught disposing construction materials and furniture on NW 105th Street by the county's Special Investigations Unit.

West Palm Beach is selected for Round II of the Bloomberg Philanthropies' Youth Climate Action Fund; Mayor James encourages local youth to apply for grants to develop climate solutions.

Delray Beach launches a new online portal to enhance civic engagement, allowing residents easy access to information and participation in City Boards, Commissions, and Committees.

Suspected Venezuelan gang member from Tren de Aragua, Wilker Quintero, was arrested in Florida for being on FBI watch list and driving without a license.

Terence Powell Jr. faces charges for running over a Lauderhill police officer and a pedestrian with his car. Both victims are hospitalized; Powell was arrested and appeared in court.

The Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for Julia Piesche, an 18-year-old reported missing in Deerfield Beach on February 23, and the public's help is requested.

After a triple murder in Tamarac, the BSO demoted Captain Cooper and suspended Deputy Ortiz. Lieutenant Koutsofios replaces Cooper as district head. The prime suspect, Nathan Gingles, faces murder charges.

A Georgia deputy won't be charged for fatally shooting Leonard Cure during a traffic stop; Cure had been wrongly imprisoned for 16 years and was exonerated 3 years earlier.

Delray Beach announces continued decline in crime rates, highlighting the effectiveness of strategic policing and strong community involvement, supported by investment in the police force.

Republican U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds has announced his run for Florida governor in 2026, with Trump's endorsement potentially boosting his primary campaign.