Tekashi 6ix9ine sues LA Fitness for $1M over a brutal attack at a Florida gym that led to injuries and hospitalization. He claims the gym lacked proper security.

Coral Gables police detained individuals suspected of human smuggling; a U-Haul van with mostly Chinese migrants was stopped. An investigation and support by U.S. Border Patrol is ongoing.

An arrest was made in a 2000 double homicide after new DNA evidence linked Julian Romero to the crime scene and a photo keychain connected to him was found.

Two men were arrested in Miami-Dade after a golf cart repair dispute led to one shooting the victim and both assaulting him. They face charges including attempted murder and aggravated battery.

Two men were arrested on drug and evasion charges after leading officials on a high-speed chase in Martin County, with one facing a $745,000 bond and the other a $575,000 bond.

Miami Police apprehended 36-year-old Brenton Clarke, accused of killing two homeless people and injuring two others in what police are calling "unprovoked violence."

Valerie Meza-Faublack faces charges for armed robbery and attempted murder after allegedly shooting at a man and falsely accusing him of rape in a Hialeah parking lot.

A man was found shot in a car in Hollywood and later died in the hospital. Police are investigating the incident as a homicide and seeking information.

Jermaine McClain, 27, faces multiple charges, including burglary and grand theft, for allegedly targeting senior citizens' apartments in Coral Gables.

A pedestrian, Leonard William Cooper III, was fatally struck by a vehicle while sitting in a road in Boynton Beach; neither drugs nor alcohol were factors.

A man was shot dead in a suspected drive-by shooting in Fort Lauderdale, with police investigating the scene. The victim's identity has not been released. No suspects have been identified as the investigation continues.

Miami broker Roman Sinyavsky pleads guilty to laundering and sanctions evasion linked to Russian oligarchs, facing up to five years in prison and forfeiture of illicit earnings.

Okezie Bonaventure Ogbata, a Nigerian national, has pleaded guilty to a U.S. inheritance fraud scheme that defrauded over $6 million from more than 400 people, many elderly. He faces a maximum of 20 years in prison.