A man was fatally shot in Pembroke Pines after a car crash; police are seeking the suspect. A neighbor expressed shock about the incident in the usually quiet community.

Miramar police are searching for a gunman who fired shots in a neighborhood and exchanged gunfire with a resident; no injuries were reported. Residents are advised to stay indoors as multiple agencies respond.

Server at Hampton Social in Delray Beach expects to lose $1,000 monthly due to a new policy where the restaurant keeps a portion of the service charge.

A man was hospitalized following a stabbing by a security guard at a McDonald's in Fort Lauderdale. The incident occurred during an altercation on Thursday afternoon.

Florida worship leader Jeremiah Grover was arrested for sexual activity with a 16-year-old congregant after a three-month probe by the Clay County Sheriff's Office.

Three men were sentenced for robbing mail carriers in Florida, with Bernard Davis III receiving 192 months, seeking keys for mail theft and targeting USPS employees.

A Mexican national received a 10-year prison sentence for armed drug trafficking and illegal re-entry into the U.S. after selling cocaine to an undercover officer.

Miami Police seek help finding missing 25-year-old Lily Amaya Asuncion, last seen on the 1900 block of 31st Street.

A boat explosion at the Nautical Ventures Marina in Dania Beach resulted in one death and four critically injured individuals. The blast occurred during fueling, leading to an intense fire.

Two pedestrians were hit by cars in Miami; a 59-year-old man was killed, and another was injured in separate early morning incidents. The police are investigating both cases.

A cruise ship returned to PortMiami after a 66-year-old woman fell overboard near the Bahamas, with search efforts unsuccessful. The incident occurred during a Taylor Swift-themed cruise.

Two individuals were hospitalized after a boat caught fire near Pelican Harbor Marina, with Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responding and extinguishing the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

Two Miami-Dade residents face felony charges for illegally dumping construction debris after being caught by surveillance cameras and investigators from the county's Department of Solid Waste Management.