A home health aide was charged with stealing from an elderly woman in Deerfield Beach, including making unauthorized transactions and exploiting the victim financially.

Broward authorities arrested Seth Bailey for organizing illegal street takeovers in Cooper City, involving reckless motorcyclist activities. Charges include reckless driving and filming street stunts.

Broward Sheriff's Office sergeant Scott Nelson Nida was arrested for domestic violence charges, including battery by strangulation and false imprisonment after allegedly assaulting his wife.

Two healthcare executives were convicted for a $34 million fraud scheme targeting elderly Medicare Advantage beneficiaries with unnecessary medical equipment.

West Palm Beach's Building Department was recertified by the International Accreditation Service, marking it as one of only 29 such accredited departments nationwide.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office successfully concluded its Grinch Busters Initiative, resulting in numerous arrests and contraband seizures, aiming to provide safety to holiday shoppers.

Fort Lauderdale approves a multi-use parking and public safety project in Holiday Park, including a parking garage with a vertiport and an EMS Substation.

A woman was arrested for allegedly assaulting someone with lip gloss outside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. She faces charges for throwing a deadly missile into a vehicle.

A man was arrested for attempted second-degree murder after stabbing another man in the neck and chest in southwest Miami-Dade during an argument over stolen property.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue extinguished an early morning house fire with no reported injuries; cause under investigation.

Miami police are seeking public help to find Eric Garrison, a 32-year-old man missing since Friday from downtown Miami, last seen in a gray polo shirt, black shorts, and Nike shoes.

Miami's weather forecast promises a week of sunny skies with highs near 80°F, mild nights, and a gentle easterly breeze. A low chance of rain is noted, with a slight possibility of showers on Sunday.

Delray Beach officials request residents to stop lawn watering for 72 hours due to repair work aiming to prevent low water pressure and potential boil water notices.