A motorcycle crash in southwest Miami-Dade killed the rider and critically injured the passenger, who later died. The MDPD Traffic Homicide Unit is investigating.

Miami Police are seeking information about missing Jennifer Palacio Padilla, last seen in Little Havana, wearing a black shirt, blue jeans, and pink shoes.

A man was arrested for trying to abduct a 4-year-old boy from a Miami Beach CVS. The father intervened; a tourist helped police apprehend the suspect, Nicolas Sternaman, who faces kidnapping and battery charges.

A major crash on I-95 in Boca Raton involving a tractor trailer closed southbound lanes, causing commuter delays. Injuries were reported, with only the right lane opened later.

Hialeah Police are searching for a man accused of filming a woman in a Goodwill store dressing room. They've released surveillance photos and encourage public tips.

PBSO arrested six people and issued 73 citations during "Operation Hot Wheels" to stop illegal street racing at a large car club event in Palm Beach County.

Stanley Leeper, attempting to burgle a smoke shop, was arrested after being cut by glass and found with stolen items. He is held on a $11,000 bond for burglary and evidence-tampering charges.

Flanagan High School in Pembroke Pines resumed normal activities after a lockdown due to a suspicious call; police found no threat, but investigations continue.

Charges against Miramar Police Officer Orlando Marrero for allegedly choking his girlfriend were dropped after the victim did not appear in court.

A Disney Cruise Line employee was arrested on federal child pornography charges in South Florida, marking the company's third such incident in a year.

A Miami-Dade County public school IT employee, Martin Zaretsky, implicated in multiple child molestation charges was found dead. Zaretsky, 50, was employed at Bob Graham K-8 Education Center in Miami Lakes.

A Dunkin' Donuts employee allegedly shot his father during a drive-thru dispute in Lauderdale Lakes; authorities and SWAT responded, no other injuries reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

Federal prosecutors in Miami have charged two Middle Eastern nationals with running an arms trafficking ring, plotting to transport military weapons from the U.S. to Sudan and Iraq.