A Miami-Dade market manager was arrested for defrauding SNAP of $275,000 through fake checks and impersonation, with investigators uncovering the scheme.

Miami Police are searching for a missing 84-year-old man, Angel Fernandez Rivas, last seen in the Flagami area, described as 5'7", bald, with brown eyes, wearing a floral shirt and gold shorts.

A woman was killed in a hit-and-run in Miami's Little Havana; the responsible driver was later caught by police. The ongoing investigation involved analyzing a damaged BMW.

A massive fire engulfed a vacant warehouse in Miami, prompting Miami Fire Rescue's operation and local road closures, with no injuries reported. Cause under investigation.

Jackson Sagesse was arrested for stabbing two people, killing one, at a Sunrise apartment complex. He faces murder charges and has confessed, according to police.

Police in West Palm Beach arrested eight people for solicitation of prostitution in a sting operation, as per the city's ongoing crime reduction efforts.

Three men were arrested at ASAP Towing in Miami-Dade for operating a chop shop and other related charges after detectives found a stolen Corvette and other parts.

Eight years after Sophie Reeder's disappearance, a $25,000 reward for information remains unclaimed. Authorities continue searching for leads as they consider the case to be serious, with possibilities of human trafficking, abduction, or murder.

Two vehicles ended up in canals along I-95 in Pompano Beach, causing traffic delays and triggering emergency responses; details on causes and potential victims remain unclear.

A road rage incident in Port St. Lucie led to gunfire; no injuries were reported. Suspect Ali Sami Zaiter was arrested on multiple charges including attempted felony murder.

Ricardo Stafford, suspected of numerous burglaries in West Palm Beach, has been arrested and faces multiple charges, including grand theft of a firearm.

Key West police are seeking Kentrell Freeman, wanted for a double stabbing on Simonton Street. Officials warn Freeman is considered armed and dangerous and have closed nearby streets during the investigation.

Two Port Miami employees, Tangela Denise Parks and Angel Junior Prudhomme, have been charged with grand theft and criminal mischief for allegedly stealing $50,000 worth of artwork.