Miami Beach condo burglary victims are suing their apartment complex for $12 million due to negligence in security measures after a violent robbery incident.

A Miami couple was sentenced for a multi-million dollar health care fraud and money laundering scheme, with the wife serving nine years for fraudulent claims and the husband three years for money laundering. Over $6 million in assets were recovered.

A Fort Lauderdale officer was hospitalized after rescuing a dog from a burning apartment; two teens also escaped unharmed. Firefighters extinguished the kitchen fire. The incident underscores first responders' bravery.

At least one person died in a Palm Beach County crash involving a semi and five other vehicles; multiple injuries are reported and authorities are investigating.

A teen was arrested for a bomb threat on a Spirit Airlines flight; three others were questioned. No ongoing threat was found, and the plane was cleared after investigation.

An individual died after jumping onto Tri-Rail tracks in Pompano Beach, causing service disruptions. Authorities are investigating, with no suspicion of foul play.

Aventura Police responded to a false shooting report at El Dorado Condominium, which turned out to be a swatting hoax, causing temporary panic among residents.

A woman was found shot dead outside Lucerne Greene Condominiums in Lake Worth; Palm Beach County Sheriff's detectives are investigating. Identity and motive remain unknown.

A Colombian businessman was convicted in Miami for conspiracy to traffic large amounts of cocaine into the U.S., using his businesses to facilitate drug shipments.

A person died from electrocution while trimming a palm tree in Oakland Park, Broward Sheriff's Office reports. The fatal incident is under investigation.

A domestic dispute in Belle Glade ended in a fatal shooting, with a woman dead, a man injured, and suspect Little Mack Williams arrested for first-degree murder.

A downed powerline in Fort Lauderdale set several vehicles on fire, caused a power outage for over 2,000 customers, and prompted a response from fire rescue and FPL crews. No injuries were reported.

Two were found dead in a suspected domestic murder-suicide in Miami's Allapattah neighborhood, with the woman's ex-boyfriend believed to be the shooter.