Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office seeks help in locating Jhiovanny Cabrera, a missing 16-year-old last seen three weeks ago. He is 5'5", 130 pounds, with brown hair and eyes.

A Pompano Beach woman was arrested for vehicular homicide and other charges after a deadly high-speed crash involving her baby in the car. She was driving without a license and faces a $92,000 total bond.

Ex-NFL star Antonio Brown pleaded not guilty to attempted murder related to a Miami shooting incident. His lawyer claims self-defense; the case adds to his string of legal troubles post-NFL.

An 18-year-old man was airlifted with a chest gunshot wound after a Miami Gardens shooting. Multiple suspects fled the scene; the victim's condition is severe. Police investigate the incident, which occurred in broad daylight.

David Paul Rohrig, a sex offender, was arrested for digital voyeurism at a Florida mall after allegedly photographing a teenage boy from under a stall. He's held on a $50,000 bond and faces a probation violation.

Efforts are being made to find Douglas Macleay, 74, missing since Monday from Plantation, last seen driving a gray Toyota Camry. A Silver Alert is issued.

A woman from Boca Raton was arrested twice in one week for retail thefts involving a Dick's Sporting Goods and Publix stores, with stolen goods valued at $2,100 in total.

Hollywood Police seek help identifying a suspect in a series of chain-snatching robberies, urging public assistance and providing images of the suspect and pawned jewelry.

Two men were detained for selling fake tickets at a Miami Dolphins game, one duping a fan with a nonexistent section pass and the other using fake re-entry slips.

A neighbor dispute in Port St. Lucie led to two deaths and a hostage situation. The suspect, Paul Maraio, died from a self-inflicted gunshot after a standoff with police.

A Brightline train hit an unoccupied car on tracks in Hollywood; no injuries reported. Separately, a man died in a Brightline train collision in Oakland Park. Authorities stress railway safety.

A car crashed into a Miami-Dade home, hospitalizing one; homeowner describes the shock and damage caused. The speeding vehicle was towed, and the underage driver hospitalised; investigation ongoing.

Police identified Victor Anthony Valdez as the man found dead in the St. Lucie River; his death is suspected to be a suicide, with a goodbye note found in his car.