A Jupiter doctor, Virginia C. Phipps, was charged with allegedly making unauthorized transactions from her employer's business account, causing about $1,033 in losses to Transformations Esthetics & Wellness.

Miami-Dade authorities confiscated over 1,150 pounds of drugs from a boat, arresting two individuals, as part of an interagency operation targeting smuggling.

A teen was stabbed near Hollywood Hills High School; one person was detained by police. The school is coordinating with authorities and the victim's family.

One man was killed in a Fort Lauderdale shooting early Wednesday; police and ShotSpotter responded and found the victim, who later died at the hospital. The investigation is ongoing and police urge witnesses to come forward.

Thieves stole $30K of kitchen equipment from Feeding South Florida, impacting their educational food programs.

A Haitian detainee, Marie Ange Blaise, dies in ICE custody; an investigation into the cause is ongoing. ICE has notified relevant authorities and asserts commitment to detainee healthcare.

A man was fatally shot in Miami's Brickell neighborhood, leading to a police investigation. Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots, as police closed nearby streets.

Two students were arrested for bringing weapons to Renaissance Charter School, though no direct threats were made. The incident highlights concerns over the accessibility of weapons and the importance of parental guidance.

A 4-year-old child was hospitalized after being shot in Central Broward County; non-life-threatening injuries were reported, with no arrests made yet.

Jaquavian Devol was arrested in Wellington on animal cruelty charges after a dead snake and starving pit bull were found at his home. He is being held on $4,000 bail.

Two car accidents in Boynton Beach have led to the deaths of two elderly women, 83-year-old Barbara Lane and 75-year-old Linda Zitofsky, in separate incidents within a week.

Christopher James Turk was arrested for video voyeurism in a Parkland coffee shop after staff found his phone hidden in the bathroom, recording patrons; he monitored it via Apple Watch.

Accused of his wife's murder in Spain, Florida businessman David Knezevich has died in prison, as confirmed by 7News, with his death deemed a suicide by his attorney.