A West Perrine woman was arrested after deputies say two people were wounded in separate southwest Miami‑Dade attacks, one allegedly involving a Sawzall. The suspect is being held in county jail.

A Florida appeals court vacated a Miccosukee Casino conviction after finding prosecutors relied on non‑existent municipal ordinances to charge conduct on tribal land.

Port St. Lucie police arrested a 78‑year‑old after he allegedly pointed a loaded handgun at a full‑term pregnant driver following a road‑rage incident Tuesday.

A West Palm Beach officer was taken into custody after a suspected DUI crash in Boca Raton and an alleged hospital altercation with deputies.

A Parkland BJ’s employee is accused of using the club’s shipping system to mail stolen merchandise nationwide, costing the retailer roughly $10,000 and prompting criminal charges.

A Riviera Beach man is in custody after police say he dragged a Florida trooper during a high-speed chase through Boynton Beach and was tracked to a nearby apartment complex.

A 25‑year‑old Illinois man is jailed in Broward after deputies say he photographed a 13‑year‑old aboard Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas; surveillance reportedly corroborated the girl's report.

A Doral immigration lawyer says AI-generated videos using his image and voice have been used to defraud immigrants. Attorneys and agencies are scrambling to takedown fake profiles and warn the community.

A Florida City man was arrested after deputies linked him to two organized fraud cases that investigators say used bank‑impersonation tactics and digital wallets to steal over $30,000. The suspect faces nine charges across two Miami‑Dade cases.

Lenny Hochstein denies claims he drugged and sexually assaulted a woman at his Star Island home; his attorney says video and texts will undercut the lawsuit.

A woman was stabbed with a sword and robbed in a Stock Island camper; four people were arrested, deputies say. Her lung was punctured but injuries were not deemed life‑threatening.

Federal prosecutors say a Miami woman bought patient lists from a provider employee and resold Medicare identifiers that helped fuel millions in fraudulent DME claims.

Prosecutors found Deputy Wilfredo Ortega legally justified in the Nov. 6, 2025 Walmart shooting after reviewing bodycam footage and an FDLE probe.