A Quebec tourist was arrested after deputies say she used fraudulent credit‑card orders to buy 'money bouquets' that cost a Greenacres florist more than $1,000.

Surveillance footage ties a suspect to multiple robberies in a Hollywood, Fla., neighborhood; police are asking residents east of Federal Highway between Johnson and Scott to check camera footage.

Multiple people were taken to a hospital after shots were fired near Azure Estates in Riviera Beach Monday evening; police are investigating.

A man was shot outside Thirsty’s Liquor Bar after an argument; police say the suspect fled in a silver SUV and the victim is in stable condition.

A 4-year-old Fort Lauderdale girl is recovering after a dog attack; the family says the animal appeared cared for while police and county animal care investigate. The mother is demanding action.

A Saturday night apartment fire in Miami's NW 29th Street displaced two men but caused no injuries; crews contained the blaze and investigators are on scene.

Two Barbara Goleman students were arrested after police say they brought knives onto a Miami‑Dade school bus. Authorities say the arrests followed a mutual fight the day before.

An 18‑year‑old admitted guilt in the Dec. 20, 2024 parking‑garage stabbing that killed a Miami teen. Sentencing is set for May 2026 and she faces up to 30 years.

A 42-year-old New York man was arrested after allegedly selling counterfeit World Baseball Classic tickets and wristbands outside loanDepot Park, deputies say.

Police say pawn-shop photos and a thumbprint linked a West Palm Beach home health aide to roughly $17,000 in missing heirlooms from an elderly client.

After a Sea Tow crew rescued a man from a burning boat off Marco Island, the boater allegedly pushed his rescuer into the water and fled in the tow vessel; deputies arrested a 40‑year‑old man after the boat ran aground.

Broward prosecutors have declined to pursue domestic-violence charges against former UFC heavyweight Jairzinho Rozenstruik after investigators cited conflicting accounts and a lack of a sworn statement.

Healthcare Systems of America sued its former CEO, alleging he tried to add his wife as a signatory on accounts that hold Medicare, Medicaid and insurer payments. The company is asking a Miami‑Dade judge for emergency relief.