A Broward Sheriff's Office cruiser was involved in a high-speed pursuit that resulted in a multi-vehicle crash in Tamarac, with an intersection closed and no immediate disclosure of injuries or fatalities.

Federal records in the DOJ’s Epstein files show the Texas Torah Institute received more than $28,000 in 2008–09. The school has issued a statement clarifying the checks were tuition remittances.

Two men were shot inside the Charles Hadley Park rec room in Liberty City; one is in extremely critical condition and both were taken to Jackson Memorial. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

A student protesting ICE in Palm Beach was hit by a car. The protest involved multiple schools; police are investigating, and the driver is cooperating.

Gas leaks in Miami and Fort Lauderdale disrupted traffic and required emergency response on Presidents' Day, with road closures and hazmat team deployment.

A 76-year-old protester, Paul Messer, was arrested for hitting a woman with a flagpole during a protest at Trump International Golf Course in West Palm Beach.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to find Trinity Rodriguez, a 14-year-old girl missing from Northwest Miami-Dade since December.

A North Miami Beach band teacher was arrested and faces multiple counts after students alleged he gave vape pens and touched them, court records show.

A vehicle crashed into Anthony's Runway 84 in Fort Lauderdale, ruptured a gas line, but caused no injuries. The driver called 911, and the leak was quickly capped.

A child was hospitalized with initially suspected serious injuries after falling from a golf cart in Hobe Sound, but the injuries were later reported as minor.

The U.S. Coast Guard seized over $141.1 million in cocaine off the Florida coast, with two major busts including 18,495 pounds of the drug, underscoring continued anti-drug trafficking efforts.

Deputies in Fort Pierce are investigating an early morning homicide on Oleander Avenue, and are seeking information from the public. Traffic is affected due to the ongoing investigation.

Firefighters responded to an early morning fire at a North Miami home, with heavy smoke observed. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.