An Instagram clip shows a man social users identified as Ecuador fugitive Xavier Jordán entering Hard Rock Stadium during the World Cup. Ecuadorian prosecutors accuse Jordán of helping fund a 2023 political assassination.

A Homestead kitchen spat over juice and a plate of food ended with an 18‑year‑old arrested on aggravated assault and battery charges.

A Hialeah woman was arrested after police say she left her teenage daughter chained to a neighbor’s fence; surveillance footage and an arrest report are part of the probe.

A child was rushed to the hospital after being pulled from a pool in North Lauderdale Sunday amid a string of drownings across Broward County.

A Tamarac man already convicted in a child‑porn case was arrested again after alleged GPS‑monitoring breaches and investigators say they recovered a large printed cache.

A manhole fire near Lincoln Road ignited an electrical vault and sent three people to Mount Sinai; nearby streets were evacuated and power was cut while crews worked.

A Hallandale Beach couple was arrested in Coral Springs accused of embezzling more than $180,000 from a construction company, according to police records and local reporting.

A former Alo employee was arrested after police say she routed nearly $11,000 in fraudulent refunds to a gift card at the Design District store. The company’s alert system and loss‑prevention footage led investigators to the suspect.

Three people were hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash at NW 17th Avenue and 20th Street in downtown Miami; one suffered serious injuries and the cause is under investigation.

Monroe County deputies arrested Dennis Alan Leith after they say he punched and kicked officers while they inspected a vehicle in Key Largo.

A shooting near Northwest 119th Street sent one person to Jackson Memorial’s Ryder Trauma Center in stable condition. North Miami police taped off a strip mall as investigators worked the scene.

A Delray Beach man charged after a woman says she was drugged following a Hinge date denies the allegations as prosecutors point to a SANE exam and toxicology. Local prosecutors will weigh lab results and interviews as the case moves forward.

Attorneys say routine traffic stops in South Florida are increasingly ending in federal detention after a shift in enforcement tactics logged by state data.