Two large brush fires burned hundreds of acres in southwest Miami-Dade, with firefighters and the Florida Forest Service battling to contain them. The fires prompted health warnings for residents due to smoke inhalation risks.

A man was arrested for stealing an Elvis Presley jacket from a Florida casino, caught via surveillance footage and a previous ID confirmation from a cash advance.

Two men were critically injured in a stabbing and shooting near McMaster Concrete in Medley; one was airlifted to the hospital. Police have not identified suspects or motives yet.

A man was arrested for armed burglary and assault involving Miami Beach Commissioner Joe Magazine, caught stealing a vehicle and fleeing on a scooter.

Maximino Jimenez Mancia faces charges for attacking a woman and her dog with a dumbbell in her Florida apartment, leading to serious injuries for both.

Tamarac officials are searching for missing Josue Joseph, who has a mental illness and was last seen on Northwest 96th Terrace, prompting a call for public assistance.

One person was stabbed to death at a Plantation, Florida, laundromat; police are investigating the incident. Witnesses reported a fight, but authorities have not confirmed details.

Charges against a paraplegic man shot by Miami police during a mental breakdown were dropped, yet he faces a lesser charge. The incident is under investigation and prompted calls for mental health crisis management reform.

Police arrested James Plitsas in Miami Beach for allegedly using victims' phones to transfer money to himself; a victim has spoken out to warn others.

Ex-MLB player Yuniesky Betancourt and three others were arrested in Miami-Dade for an alleged $61,000 insurance fraud scheme involving a staged car crash.

Domestic violence charges against Miramar Police Officer Orlando Marrero have been dropped, with his lawyer citing challenges like witness availability. Marrero might return to duty after the dismissal.

Seven protesters were arrested during a pro-Palestine rally in Miami for blocking traffic, as reported by multiple sources including The Miami Herald and NBC Miami.

A Home Depot loss prevention officer and two individuals were arrested for operating a theft ring at Miami-Dade Home Depots, selling stolen goods online.