Four people were charged after a CBP crew disabled a vessel carrying 15 migrants off Miami‑Dade; 11 were repatriated to the Bahamas and federal charges were filed.

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez warns of a spike in fake texts telling drivers they owe traffic tickets or tolls. Officials advise ignoring links, verifying fines through official channels and reporting suspicious messages.

Two Miami mothers say police hid a confessed killer’s deal and billed them $1,831 for case files, prompting a lawsuit seeking nine boxes of records and answers.

Jury selection finished in Miami as Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to testify in the David Rivera trial over allegations of acting as an unregistered Venezuelan agent.

Four people were charged after prosecutors say a pressed MDMA pill killed a 24‑year‑old visiting Miami for Ultra. Investigators say messages and delivery records linked suppliers to the fatal exchange.

Video shows a woman smashing car windows and rifling through parked vehicles in downtown Fort Lauderdale; police arrested her and she faces multiple felonies.

A 43-year-old Indian tourist was pulled from the water at Molasses Reef and later died at a Tavernier hospital; authorities requested an autopsy.

A Miami woman was arrested this week accused of driving the getaway car after a 2022 parking-lot shooting that left a man dead. Police say surveillance and witness IDs led detectives to her.

A federal judge revoked the U.S. citizenship of a Fort Lauderdale man accused of running a $3.8M COVID‑relief loan fraud. Prosecutors say he concealed his role during his naturalization interview.

A Jupiter company's former controller was arrested after an audit found nearly $1M in alleged reimbursements. Investigators say the payments were disguised through payroll.

A Key Largo man and former Islamorada first responder faces felony charges after deputies say he took fentanyl from an ambulance and forged disposal paperwork.

A viral video shows a brutal spring‑break assault outside Dicey Riley's in Fort Lauderdale; EMTs treated an injured man and officials have not confirmed arrests.

Combs' lawyers asked the Second Circuit to vacate or reduce his 50‑month sentence, calling it "a perversion of justice" and pressing for his immediate release.