Delray Beach Police are seeking public assistance to find Christopher Hendrix, last seen at Global Mart on Seacrest Blvd, driving a silver Lexus GS300 with plate KUDG52. Officer Kitzerow is the contact for any leads.

Two people were killed in a shooting at Boca Raton's 365 Ocean hotel; a third victim is hospitalized. The assailant is at large; police investigate the incident's cause.

Erwin Rommel Recinos Zuniga, charged with DUI causing three deaths in Miami, was deported to Honduras before his trial, leaving victims' families seeking answers.

Scammers are impersonating Broward County's Animal Care staff, targeting pet owners by falsely claiming they found their lost pets and demanding payment over the phone.

Twelve individuals, including gang members, were indicted in South Florida for drug trafficking-related charges linked to methamphetamine and fentanyl distribution.

A fuel spill from an 18-wheeler on I-95 in Miami caused major traffic delays, with northbound lanes closed and only express lanes open near 79th Street.

Children were safely evacuated from a flooded school bus in Port St. Lucie, with the police assisting. Authorities urged caution on flooded roads, highlighting infrastructure challenges and the need for preparedness.

The Florida Supreme Court jailed disbarred attorney Jeffrey Alan Norkin for practicing law after disbarment, imposing a 60-day sentence and probation.

Zoo Miami welcomes a newborn Malayan tapir, the first successful birth of the species at the zoo in 18 years, contributing to the conservation of the endangered species.

An FBI raid with tactical gear occurred at a luxury Miami home, causing local disruption. Details on detainees or warrant specifics remain undisclosed.

Miami Beach man Robert Brown has been arrested on multiple charges, including human trafficking and assault, following a police investigation into prostitution ads.

Miami-Dade County celebrates the opening of Lincoln Gardens Apartments, affordable housing for seniors in the Brownsville community, led by Mayor Levine Cava and others.

Miami-Dade celebrates immigrants with a resource and cultural event on September 18, 2024, at the downtown Miami library, featuring healthcare services, business advice, and cultural performances.