A 60-year-old bicyclist is in critical condition after a hit-and-run in West Palm Beach; police seek witnesses or information about the suspect's vehicle.

The Margate Police are seeking help to find Imani Robertson, 26, missing since January 9 and considered endangered. She has distinctive features and was last seen in black clothing.

A nonverbal 21-year-old, Paul Michael Sanchez, reported missing from Homestead, has been found; details of his disappearance and discovery are undisclosed.

A woman and boy were hit by an SUV in a Lake Worth parking lot and hospitalized with serious injuries. The driver failed to yield in a crosswalk. No charges have been filed; an investigation is ongoing.

West Palm Beach has increased security at its GreenMarket and Antique & Flea Market with vehicle restrictions and a larger presence of police and K9 units to enhance public safety.

An undocumented man was charged with kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in Palm Beach County. The suspect, identified through DNA technology, is held without bond.

A 93-year-old woman and her daughter escaped a fire in their Miami-Dade home, caused by a space heater malfunction. Firefighters contained the blaze, but the uninsured home is a total loss.

Two businesses in Little Havana were damaged following a late-night dumpster fire that spread to an adjacent building, causing no injuries but requiring closure for a mini market.

A rollover crash on I-95 near Oakland Park Boulevard caused delays and at least one fatality, with northbound lanes shut down during the investigation.

Authorities are actively searching for Daniel Pacheco, 44, who went missing from a Margate assisted living facility. The Margate Police request public assistance in locating the endangered man.

A Miami Gardens teacher is charged with child abuse for hitting a student with a ruler, a claim supported by a video of the child recounting the incident. Her bond is $5,000.

Two men were hospitalized after a stolen vehicle collision in Northwest Miami-Dade; authorities and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responded, and both drivers are now stable.

Hazmat teams responded to a fuel spill in Miramar after a tanker truck carrying 9,000 gallons of fuel overturned. No injuries were reported, but the cleanup caused long traffic delays.