An employee at a Dunkin' in Lauderdale Lakes, Florida, shot someone at the drive-thru, prompting a manhunt. The victim's condition is undisclosed, and the shooter's identity remains unknown.

Miami man Brandon Carlos Grant is arrested for second-degree murder after a fatal fight with his roommate over one dollar.

A Miami Gardens mother turned in her son, Jahir Iglesias, to police after finding a gun in his backpack. He faces multiple charges, including weapon possession by a felon.

One man was killed following a car crash in Northwest Miami-Dade that escalated into a shooting. The suspect fled and later barricaded himself but was subsequently arrested by police.

Florida woman is arrested for filing false tax refund claims totaling over $1.9 million, with $500,000 paid out by the IRS. She faces up to 12 years in prison if convicted.

Jason Craig Dyer-Mitchell was arrested for a deadly shooting at a Miami gas station, with two killed and one critically injured.

A grass fire in West Miami-Dade forced road closures and prompted a response from firefighters and the Florida Forest Service, affecting nearly 20 acres.

Bahama firefighters contained a brush fire on Andros Island that impacted South Florida air quality, with officials indicating a return to clearer skies.

A car crashed into a West Palm Beach Fire Station, resulting in two hospitalizations, while a separate incident saw a car hit an apartment building in Lake Worth Beach, trapping five people.

A suspected Sinaloa cartel member was arrested for a November 2022 murder in a Miami Springs hotel. The victim, who had received a drug shipment earlier, predicted his death on social media. The suspect and accomplices remain under investigation.

Firefighters extinguished a blaze at the Everglades Recycling junkyard in Opa-locka, with no injuries reported. Cause of the fire remains under investigation.

An 18-year-old from Coral Springs, FL, was arrested for attacking a student with a tire iron outside a high school.

Two fires in Miami-Dade prompted investigations; one in North Miami resulted in no injuries, while the other in Golden Glades displaced two adults and three children. The Red Cross is aiding those affected.