Two individuals were arrested in Miami Springs for stealing AC units from a hotel, with the police department highlighting the swift arrests on Instagram.

Emergency crews responded to a gas leak caused by concrete piling work in Miami, prompting street closures for repair and safety measures. Traffic was rerouted around Northwest Seventh Avenue and 36th Street.

The Palm Beach County LMS Steering Committee is meeting on June 5, 2024, to discuss disaster preparedness and revise the Spring 2024 PPL. Public attendance is welcomed.

Two high school seniors from Miami were awarded $30,000 scholarships by the Kiwanis Club of Biscayne Bay, aiding their aspirations to attend Florida universities.

Firefighters are monitoring a contained brush fire in Palm Beach Gardens, FL, for possible flare-ups, after originally battling it under harsh conditions. No injuries were reported, and officials remain alert due to high heat and wind.

Jeronimo A. Duran was arrested for the murder of his 2-year-old daughter in Pembroke Pines, found with severe neck wounds and later pronounced dead at the hospital.

A West Palm Beach man is jailed for a multi-county theft spree in South Florida, while his female accomplice remains at large. They are accused of stealing $20,000 in goods.

Dr. Howard Hepburn is sworn in as the new superintendent of Broward County's education system, succeeding Dr. Peter Licata after his unexpected resignation.

A Hialeah officer shot a man during a stop involving a stolen vehicle. FDLE is investigating the incident, which did not result in life-threatening injuries.

Miami is set to experience high temperatures near record levels, with possible thunderstorms in the late afternoon and a heat index over 100 degrees. A forecast indicates a slight cooldown later in the week.

Miami-Dade County Parks announces major upgrades for Amelia Earhart Park, including a new pool, splash pad, recreation center, sports facilities, and a focus on conservation education.

Elaine Escoe of Delray Beach was convicted of wire fraud for using falsified bank statements to secure a business loan. She now faces up to 20 years in prison, with sentencing set for August 14.

Florida man John Michael Kreatsoulas was sentenced to over a year in prison and fined for smuggling turtles and falsifying records. He pleaded guilty to wildlife trafficking.