West Palm Beach Police seek public help to find Re'Nansia Lubin, missing for nearly 2 months, last seen on 10th Street, possibly with a Belle Glade teen.

A 19-year-old was arrested for the fatal shooting of a 54-year-old man in Florida City, with the incident detailed in a Miami-Dade government release.

Cuban rapper Chocolate MC was arrested in Miami on charges including kidnapping and armed robbery; he previously missed a court hearing for burglary and murder charges.

A man in Port St. Lucie was arrested for entering a home to photograph a woman post-shower and attempting other burglaries. Community help led to his capture.

Two are charged in the wakeboarding death of a teen in Biscayne Bay, with Carlos Alonso facing two counts of careless vessel operation and Edmund Hartley facing four counts.

A Hialeah couple was arrested for drug trafficking from their home in the presence of their daughter; the man faces drug charges, while the wife, a teacher, faces child abuse charges.

Miami Fire Rescue Captain Maximo Vasquez faces charges including assaulting a police officer and misuse of 911 following a domestic incident. His department plans an internal investigation.

AIMA Business and Medical Support, LLC is accused of fraudulent Medicare billing for unnecessary genetic tests, amounting to over $15 million, as per the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida.

Three South Florida men convicted in a murder-for-hire plot related to a business dispute await life sentence.

The Broward Sheriff's Office fired a probationary deputy and suspended several others after a triple homicide in Tamarac, citing breaches of protocol and neglect of duty.

Firefighters in Port St. Lucie responded to a fire at South East Pools and Spas, keeping it away from a nearby fireworks store. Two were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Davie Police are searching for 30-year-old Hunter Raymond Gutierrez, reported missing and endangered due to mental health issues, last seen wearing red shorts and a gray T-shirt.

President Trump pardoned two Florida divers, Mansell and Moore, who were convicted of theft for freeing sharks and a grouper from a licensed longline. Their rights have now been restored.