A fire at Sunny Isles Beach engulfed three boats early Friday morning, with no injuries reported. Firefighters and the U.S. Coast Guard responded, evacuating a nearby building. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Plantation police are investigating a body found in a pond, with few details released. The identity and cause of death are unknown as divers and police work on retrieval and investigate.

Hector Martinez was arrested for battering a woman and stealing her phone, after a foot chase involving law enforcement in Stuart, Florida. He was also found with methamphetamine and faces multiple charges.

A massage therapist in El Portal, Luciano Felix Guzman, was arrested on charges of sexually assaulting two male clients in his home during massage sessions.

After a shooting, a white Range Rover crashed into a Miami Gardens home, resulting in two injuries and one death. Police are investigating the incident.

Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office arrested four individuals during a retail theft crackdown, recovering 72 stolen items worth $2,400. The operation focused on major retail outlets affected by theft.

Two teens were hospitalized after a Lauderhill apartment complex shooting; one is in critical condition. The motive is unknown, and law enforcement seeks leads.

Sanjay Singh received a 23-year prison sentence for his involvement in a $158 million Ponzi scheme through his trucking company, Royal Bengal Logistics.

One person was found deceased and another critically injured in a Miami-Dade trailer during a welfare check by sheriff's deputies. The homicide unit is investigating the incident with limited details available.

Boynton Beach Police investigate a shooting in the Preserves community; one victim hospitalized, details scarce. Public asked to avoid area and provide information.

Missing 72-year-old Amado Severino from Wynwood, Miami, was found and is receiving medical care. Details on his condition and discovery location were not disclosed.

Two former South Florida public servants, Angelo Stephen and George Arestuche, were sentenced for COVID-19 relief fraud, receiving prison time, supervised release, and orders to pay restitution.

An Arizona woman was caught stealing a bottle of perfume at The Breakers Palm Beach and admitted to the crime when confronted by police in her hotel room.