A Key Largo man was arrested after deputies found a teenage girl hidden inside a dryer; investigators say counterfeit bills were recovered and the sheriff’s office is probing.

Chevarus Stewart, convicted in May for a 2022 Taco Bell shooting that wounded two employees, is scheduled to learn his sentence today in Palm Beach County.

Neighbors found a man on a Miami Gardens street Sunday; police are investigating a suspected hit-and-run and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A wrong‑way driver in the I‑95 express lanes crashed into a Miami police officer early Sunday; the driver is in critical condition and the officer is expected to recover.

Palm Beach Gardens officers say a K‑9 alert during a Maybach traffic stop led to the seizure of about 114 grams of cocaine and the arrest of a passenger.

Heavy evening storms sent World Cup fans under canopies on South Beach and briefly cleared Bayfront Park’s FIFA Fan Festival. Fans shifted to indoor watch parties but kept chanting through the rain.

A 4-year-old boy was pulled from a North Lauderdale pool and rushed to Coral Springs Medical Center; authorities say an investigation is underway.

A man and a woman were found dead Friday in the Redland area of Miami‑Dade; one man is detained and investigators remain on scene.

A Gainesville man was indicted this week after authorities say he scouted a Plantation office in December 2024 and was later intercepted traveling with multiple firearms. Federal charges include an attempted hate crime and weapons counts.

A Fort Lauderdale couple faces aggravated cruelty charges after a forensic necropsy found their cat died from “involuntary heat exposure,” investigators say.

A Coral Gables broker says his ex withheld his share of an estimated $425,000 commission after LVMH renewed 30,000 sq. ft. at 100 North Biscayne.

Four boats were damaged in an early-morning fire at Austral Marina on the Miami River; no injuries were reported. Officials and the U.S. Coast Guard are assessing damage and environmental risk.

Patients and staff at Emerald Lake Plaza say the building’s lone elevator keeps failing, leaving some trapped and others unable to reach medical care. County inspectors have cited the property and management says funds are set aside for replacement.