A 37‑year‑old worker was killed in Marathon after being struck by a front‑end loader while crew members crushed rock; Monroe County deputies and OSHA have been notified.

A PBSO deputy shot a 23‑year‑old in Delray Beach after the man allegedly pointed a shotgun during a welfare check; FDLE is leading the investigation.

Two Miami women were arrested after deputies say they impersonated bank reps and wired $23,879.98 out of a victim’s account in a call‑and‑text “spoof” scheme. Investigators say the money was dispersed through ATM withdrawals and bill payments.

A Michigan man is accused of selling a stolen $116,000 Audemars Piguet Royal Oak to a Miami jeweler, with a fingerprint on a sales form leading to an arrest warrant.

A man was critically injured in a stabbing near the Tri‑Rail/Metrorail transfer station in Hialeah Wednesday morning. Deputies detained a woman after she returned to the scene.

A Miami music director was arrested after an alleged sexual relationship with a student who was about 15. He faces three counts of lewd and lascivious battery by an authority figure.

A 19-year-old was arrested after deputies say his Tesla struck and killed an electric scooter rider in Little Havana on June 8; jail records show he faces leaving-the-scene charges.

Police arrested Dustin Francis Haxho after authorities say he left about 90 voicemails threatening a woman and her daughter; the case is now at the South County Courthouse.

A Royal Palm Beach woman faces a felony charge after deputies say she threatened to blow up Wellington Town Hall during a dispute over a water bill.

Three men were arrested after a southwest Miami-Dade burglary where deputies say $359,400 in cash was taken while a 14-year-old was home.

An appeals court quashed a Miami‑Dade order and restored prosecutors' ability to seek the death penalty against Julio Montez Morris after a clerical waiver was treated as binding.

Nineteen defendants pleaded guilty in a sprawling Central Florida check‑fraud scheme tied to the "Trap Boys" gang, prosecutors say.

A Miami Gardens man on probation for a 2019 killing now faces possible jail time after prosecutors say he rented a car tied to a separate homicide investigation. Authorities say the allegation could trigger revocation of his supervision.