An officer shot a driver who hit him with a car near Miami's Bayfront Park during a music festival; both were hospitalized, causing panic among attendees. The incident is under investigation.

Lightning strikes ignited two attic fires in Port St. Lucie, causing smoldering insulation and burnt electrical wires. Firefighters responded, performed salvage work, and the power was cut as a precaution. No injuries were reported.

A juvenile was fatally shot in West Palm Beach's Tamarind neighborhood; the incident is under investigation, and the victim's identity remains undisclosed.

An early morning I-95 crash in Pompano Beach resulted in at least one fatality and closed southbound lanes for hours during investigation and cleanup.

A propane gas explosion at Palm Bakery in Florida City caused injuries to eight people, damaged the building, and prompted emergency responses and an investigation.

A fatal crash on Florida's Turnpike near Davie shut down all southbound lanes, causing significant traffic delays. Details on the victim and the cause remain unknown.

Florida prosecutors seek to re-sentence Ricardo Sanchez Jr. and Daniel Troya to death for a 2006 quadruple murder, despite Biden's commutation of their federal death sentences.

A 70-year-old man with a history of felony convictions was arrested in a narcotics raid in Port St. Lucie, where guns, drugs, and paraphernalia were seized.

A fire in Miami's Little Havana left 10 people homeless; quick firefighter response limited damage, and Red Cross assists the displaced. Cause under investigation.

Severe storms struck Broward County, Florida, over Memorial Day weekend, flipping planes and causing widespread damage, but no injuries were reported. The National Weather Service attributed the destruction to straight-line winds, not a tornado.

Miami-Dade residents are warned of a phishing scam in which scammers send texts posing as the DMV, demanding payment for unpaid tolls and threatening license suspension.

Wilfredo Rivero was arrested for mail thefts at a Sunrise apartment complex after being identified via video and tips, despite changing his appearance.

Founder of Haitian orphanage Michael Geilenfeld was sentenced to 210 years in prison for sexually abusing boys in his care.