A Miami Gardens police sergeant was arrested for DUI and reckless driving after being stopped by her department for erratic behavior and running red lights. She showed signs of intoxication but refused sobriety tests.

Activists in Miami demand change after police shot a man during a mental health crisis, critically injuring him. An investigation is ongoing, while calls for non-police crisis teams intensify.

Forecasters predict a warm week in Miami with sunny conditions and rising temperatures, along with increasing humidity and a gentle breeze. A temporary cool front is expected early next week.

A former student was arrested for trespassing at Coral Springs Charter School, causing concerns over security and response times among parents and students.

The Florida Commission on Ethics cleared Miami Mayor Francis Suarez of a complaint alleging he violated ethics laws by receiving undisclosed tickets to events.

A Florida man faces an attempted murder charge for shooting an off-duty police sergeant at a Chicago trucking company. The officer survived, reportedly due to his vest and a jammed gun.

Jorge Gomero is arrested by Miami-Dade Police for running a counterfeit cigar label operation and dealing in stolen goods worth over $1 million at his store, El Baratón.

One man is dead and a woman is hospitalized after a shooting in Southwest Miami-Dade; police are investiagting the incident which may involve a self-inflicted gunshot.

A 79-year-old Pompano Beach woman was charged with animal cruelty for setting a cat on fire; the incident led to the cat's euthanasia due to severe burns.

A water main break in Southwest Miami-Dade caused by a private contractor led to flooding, road closures, and a boil water advisory for local residents.

Two Florida men pleaded guilty to selling aircraft parts with fake safety approvals, endangering flights, including military ones. They faked airworthiness documents, risking lives for profit.

A body was found in a pond behind a Target in Royal Palm Beach, Florida, with foul play not suspected according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. The area was cordoned off for investigation.

Two ex-Miami Police employees, Sheana Haslem and Keandra Carter, pled guilty to COVID-19 relief fraud, admitting to falsifying documents to receive fraudulent loans.