Three puppies rescued in Pembroke Pines recovered with help from Pooches in Pines and now live in foster or adoptive homes after emergency care.

A Hollywood homeowner says a thrift‑store electric wheelchair's lithium battery exploded in her driveway after she moved it outside. Fire officials warned against off‑brand chargers and unattended charging.

A Miami judge handed Leonardo Venegas 30 years after a jury convicted him in the 2023 attempted abduction of a six-year-old who fought him off. The child has been praised for her quick thinking.

A car that appeared to be a Tesla split in two after crashing into a tree in Homestead. Two people, including a child, were airlifted to Kendall and listed in stable condition.

Davie-based American Health Associates filed Chapter 11 after accumulating more than $15 million in debts, a move that could affect services to thousands of long‑term care sites.

A Miami man was arrested after a parking‑lot shooting left a driver wounded; surveillance video and an arrest report show conflicting details about the confrontation.

A Broward civil trial opens Monday as the family of Edgar Monserratt sues Tesla over a 2018 high‑speed crash and the post‑crash fire that killed two teens.

An 89-year-old Polo Club resident was arrested April 17 in connection with a Boca Raton hit-and-run from Oct. 8, 2025. Investigators point to security footage and paint transfer as key evidence.

MCM 301 Yamato LLC says a $48.9M 2025 assessment on its Yamato Road office parcel exceeded just value and has sued in Palm Beach Circuit Court seeking refunds with interest. The complaint alleges improper appraisal methods and seeks a re‑set or remand of the valuation.

A late-night shooting at Homestead Pavilion sent two people to the hospital and led to the arrest of a 34‑year‑old woman who now faces multiple firearm charges.

A northwest Miami‑Dade man was stabbed during a robbery Thursday night; deputies say the attackers fled with his belongings and he was hospitalized in stable condition.

FDLE closed its probe into about $86K in payroll payments to a Pembroke Park commissioner; the mayor called the decision unsatisfying and the town faces renewed scrutiny.

Florida education officials have proposed a rule to block applicants who can’t prove citizenship or lawful presence from enrolling at the state’s 28 public colleges. A May 14 hearing at Miami Dade College will take public testimony.