An armed robbery suspect was caught by police in the backyard of NBC reporter Marissa Bagg's home in Fort Lauderdale, leading to a dramatic arrest caught on video.

A Florida woman's late-night taco delivery was eaten by raccoons, a scene she shared on TikTok, gaining 4.8 million views. The restaurant compensated her with a gift card.

A mother, Shirlene Napoleon Alcime, was charged following her allegedly planned murder-suicide of her twins because of financial troubles, with the children found dead in her SUV.

A Florida couple received 57-month prison sentences for their role in a $42 million tariff evasion scheme on Chinese plywood, violating the Lacey Act and customs laws.

Alexander Hernandez is accused of critically injuring a man in a stabbing outside Miami Beach's Tradewinds Hotel after an alleged drug-related dispute.

The Palm Beach County Courthouse hosted a Valentine's Day mass wedding for 15 couples, with free ceremonies and vow renewals organized by Clerk Joseph Abruzzo.

An overturned Coca-Cola truck caused extensive delays on I-95, near Miami Gardens Drive. One person was airlifted to the hospital; the cause of the accident is under investigation.

A mother in Miami was fatally struck by a dump truck while pushing her baby in a stroller; the infant survived. The accident is under investigation, and no charges have been filed.

The Miami Heat beat the Milwaukee Bucks 123-97 led by Nikola Jovic's career-high 24 points, with Bam Adebayo's triple-double, despite Jimmy Butler's absence.

Miami Beach announces strict measures for Spring Break, including $100 parking, doubled towing fees, and restricted beach access, to ensure safety and lawfulness.

Hassan Whiteside has announced his retirement from professional basketball, ending a career notable for his shot-blocking in the NBA and international dominance in the BSN.

A man in Northwest Miami-Dade shot and killed an attempted car thief, who later crashed the vehicle and died at the scene. A passenger fled; police are investigating.

The CEO of Digitex Futures Exchange, Adam Colin Todd, has been charged with violating anti-money laundering laws and could face up to five years in prison if convicted.