A 61-year-old man was arrested after an alleged stabbing at a Miami bus stop; the victim is in critical condition at Ryder Trauma Center.

A large multiagency sweep in Palm Beach County ended with 46 arrests and 94 guns seized. Investigators recovered kilos of cocaine, fentanyl and other drugs while building federal and state cases.

Two counselors were arrested after detectives say they assaulted a 9‑year‑old at a South Miami‑Dade church camp; the child was treated and released. Investigators are probing the incident.

A West Palm Beach juvenile detention worker was arrested after investigators say he exchanged explicit notes and touched a 17-year-old in custody.

A northwest Miami-Dade house was struck by multiple rounds early Thursday; occupants were unharmed and deputies are investigating. Surveillance footage shows bullet damage to the front door.

A drive‑by in Homestead Wednesday evening left one person wounded and hospitalized. Deputies say a vehicle drove by and fired; investigators are seeking tips.

A Miami Beach man was arrested this week after police say he assaulted a parking officer and slashed two tires over a motorcycle citation. Surveillance footage reportedly played a key role.

Ten people were treated for fireworks injuries in Palm Beach County over the July Fourth weekend, including a severe hand amputation. Officials urged leaving fireworks to professionals.

A man was taken into custody after students reported he filmed women inside restrooms at Miami Dade College's North Campus; he faces voyeurism and battery charges.

A lion‑branded kilogram of suspected cocaine washed ashore at Robbie’s Marina in Islamorada on Wednesday, the second similar discovery in the Keys this week.

A Miami man was arrested in Delray Beach after an alleged plan to meet a 14‑year‑old, police say. The arrest, tied to 561 Predator Catchers, raises legal questions.

A man known as "Tupac" was arrested after deputies say surveillance video showed him setting a fire that damaged Miami‑Dade County property. Deputies estimate about $4,200 in damage.

Court records show two South Florida lawyers signed a dead client's name to settlement papers and collected funds; the Florida Supreme Court has suspended them for three years.