Yadir Alejandro Gongora was arrested for allegedly raping women he picked up from a Miami bar, pretending to be a rideshare driver. This follows a similar prior arrest and concerns about other potential victims.

Charges against Ramón Jesurún Sr., the Colombian Football Federation president, for a confrontation at the Copa America final have been dropped, while his son faces aggravated battery charges.

An altercation in a West Palm Beach BJ's parking lot led to a shooting, with one man injured. Police arrested the suspect and ensured public safety. The victim is stable in the hospital.

I-95 near Boca Raton will close from 11 p.m. Monday to 5 a.m. Tuesday for power line installation, affecting traffic in both directions; detours are planned.

The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Escanaba offloaded $50 million worth of drugs at Port Everglades, following successful interdictions in the Eastern Pacific.

The Miami Marlins teamed up with the Kiwanis Club to distribute school supplies to students at Lenora B. Smith Elementary, impacting over 10,000 children in the community.

Miami-Dade County voters support rapid transit expansion with 80% approval. The CITT aims to accelerate mass transit projects, emphasizing eco-friendly buses and fare-free services as part of its strategy for sustainable transport development.

A man was arrested for exposing himself near a Jupiter middle school and charged with loitering, prowling by a sexual predator, and possessing marijuana.

Roman Gomez was arrested for trying to lure a minor and sending inappropriate messages, prompting law enforcement to investigate potential additional victims.

A woman was killed in a wrong-way crash on the Palmetto Expressway. The incident closed northbound lanes and caused traffic diversions early Friday morning.

Three Floridians were arrested for a premeditated acid attack in New Jersey that severely burned a woman; they face multiple charges including attempted murder.

Coral Springs is upgrading traffic signals with high-speed fiber optics and adaptive control features, funded by a transport tax, with completion expected by April 2025.

Broward County launches the Carbon Conscious Business Program to help local businesses reduce carbon emissions as part of its strategy to achieve Net Zero by 2050. Participants receive tools, resources, and recognition for their efforts.