Miramar Police are searching for Carishe Small, a missing 13-year-old girl, last seen in the 2600 block of SW 135th Ave.

A crash in Davie, involving a police cruiser, resulted in multiple injuries and traffic disruption. Five individuals were hospitalized and the cause remains under investigation.

A fire consumed a vacant hotel in Fort Lauderdale; over 60 firefighters responded, and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation, deemed suspicious.

Two sisters saved a toddler from drowning in a Lauderhill pool, after responding to his cries. They were assisted by their mother. The boy, stable now, had entered through a broken fence.

A West Palm Beach shooting left one man dead and another injured; deputies are investigating the targeted incident. No suspect details have been released.

The U.S. Coast Guard intercepted a human smuggling attempt off Florida, repatriating 23 migrants and detaining one alleged smuggler.

Miami-Dade charter school IT director Michael Rodriguez was arrested on child pornography charges after a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Nicholas James Sonet was arrested in Miami-Dade for alleged involvement in child pornography, facing multiple charges stemming from cyber tips and a disturbing discovery of explicit materials of minors.

Authorities seek public help in finding 62-year-old Sahadeo Persaud, missing from Lauderdale Lakes since February 20th. He requires a cane due to a stroke.

A Range Rover crashed into the Hollywood Branch Library, causing a fire and building damage; no injuries were reported as the library was closed, and authorities are investigating.

Former Wellington soccer coach Richard Alexander was arrested for sexually abusing a teenage player. The victim, inspired by a Netflix show, came forward with allegations of abuse that occurred during rides home and private lessons.

A former Colorado man was found guilty of sexually abusing boys at a Haitian orphanage he founded. Michael Geilenfeld faces up to 30 years per count. The DOJ announced the conviction.

A 2-year-old boy in Port St. Lucie fatally shot himself with his mother present. She and her fiancé face charges of culpable negligence and firearm possession.