A motorcyclist was seriously injured in Port St. Lucie after crashing into a car due to reckless driving and was airlifted to Lawnwood Hospital. The road was closed for investigation.

A car crash into a power pole in SW Miami-Dade caused a fire, extensive damage, and a power outage early Sunday, with no reported injuries and an ongoing investigation.

A Sunrise house fire led to a dramatic rescue of a trapped woman by firefighters, the death of a family cat, and significant property loss for the uninsured homeowner.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-95 near the Dolphin Expressway in Miami-Dade caused major delays during morning rush hour, with lanes partially closed and slow traffic.

Man named Roberlandys Fernández Peña attacked a woman in her motel room, claiming to be "Satan," faces severe charges including potential life sentence.

A mother and son in Broward County face charges for operating a money laundering scheme linked to their sex industry business, "Pretty Woman Escorts."

A Delray Beach family was displaced after a fire significantly damaged their home; no injuries were reported and the fire's cause is under investigation.

Police fatally shot a domestic violence suspect in Port St. Lucie; he had a propane tank and had bound his wife. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating.

Chason Williams was arrested for an attempted first-degree murder following a Hollywood gas station stabbing. The female victim is recovering, and Williams is held without bond.

In Northwest Miami-Dade, a man died from stab wounds after a fight, leading to two individuals being taken into custody. No charges had been filed at the time of reporting.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is searching for two suspects involved in a theft and a failed attempt to buy a $18,000 Rolex with a stolen credit card.

Two died and one was injured in a house fire in Northwest Miami-Dade. The cause of the fire is under investigation, with arson being a possible motive.

The City of Miami agreed to a $12.5 million settlement with Little Havana businesses, ending a lawsuit accusing Commissioner Joe Carollo of targeted code enforcement abuses. The City Commission saw the settlement as a cost-saving measure.