Man arrested in Pembroke Park for allegedly assaulting a minor, facing 22 counts including sexual assault and battery.

An investigation is underway in Homestead after police fatally shot a man reported to be mentally ill; FDLE is examining the incident's circumstances.

Former Miami officer Frenel Cenat pleaded guilty to plotting staged traffic stops to rob drug dealers, using his police authority for extortion and cocaine trafficking schemes. His sentencing is set for June 13.

A Coral Springs man was convicted of second-degree murder in a 2011 case where a restaurant worker was killed during a botched burglary. His accomplice is already serving a life sentence. Sentence is pending a May 1st hearing.

A wrong-way collision on I-95 in Boca Raton has resulted in the deaths of two men and left a woman critically injured. The incident prompted extensive northbound lane closures for investigation.

An airboat flipped in the Everglades, prompting a rescue that led to all passengers being safely recovered; one was assessed for injuries but not hospitalized.

A thief smashed into a Hollywood cellphone store using a shopping cart, but only managed to steal less than $300 worth of phones due to the store's lack of valuables.

Miami police are searching for a female driver who fled after crashing into a parked car, causing both vehicles to catch fire in Little Havana. No injuries were reported.

A Hollywood home was significantly damaged by a fire, but no injuries were reported as occupants safely evacuated. The cause remains under investigation.

A Miami man is arrested for posing as a roofing contractor and defrauding residents of approximately $103,000 by failing to complete paid roofing jobs.

Edgardo Joel Rosado Perez hit and killed Zachariah Clabough, 18, in Bartow, Florida, after leaving an earlier crash site. Perez was later arrested, and the victim, near graduation, is mourned by family and the school.

A Florida man was arrested for making death threats against law enforcement through Facebook, where he used an alias and posted threatening messages and images. His bond was set at $120,000.

Trafigura pleads guilty to bribery, agreeing to pay over $126 million in fines and forfeit funds for bribing Brazilian officials in violation of the FCPA.