A Miami woman was arrested after police say she ran a makeshift dental clinic from her home and faces unlicensed‑practice and drug‑possession charges.

Newly released dashcam shows an FHP trooper use a PIT maneuver to stop a 109 mph chase on I‑95 near North Miami Beach; the driver was arrested and no one was hurt.

A Miami man admitted in federal court to conspiring to import n‑isopropyl butylone — a powerful new synthetic stimulant called “flakka” — from China into South Florida between 2022 and 2025.

Two women were arrested after Boynton Beach detectives say they ran a months-long pickpocketing operation that targeted elderly shoppers and turned stolen cards into gift cards.

Authorities in Plantation were searching after a person fled from a vehicle and left a child behind, NBC6 reported. Few details were released as investigators sought tips.

DEA is shifting agents and resources to Florida as traffickers reroute shipments through South Florida and cocaine prices rise.

Surveillance video shows a mother slap an assistant director at an Opa‑Locka daycare, and court filings say she confronted staff over a lice‑check policy. Bond was set at $2,500.

Deputies say a 29‑year‑old exposed himself to an 88‑year‑old worker at a southwest Miami‑Dade shoe store; surveillance video led to an arrest and multiple charges.

A Martin County deputy was arrested Thursday in Port St. Lucie after police say an argument with his 15-year-old daughter turned physical; he faces domestic battery and child-abuse charges.

A man was taken to HCA Florida Kendall Hospital after being stabbed multiple times in the back in southwest Miami-Dade; deputies say he is stable.

Sweetwater police shot and killed a man during a domestic call; FDLE is leading the investigation and a pregnant woman was taken to hospital.

A Port St. Lucie man was sentenced to seven years after pleading guilty in a 2024 Boca Raton hit-and-run that killed a 65-year-old pedestrian. The court also ordered concurrent tampering time and a three-year license suspension.

The FBI’s Miami office warns hijacked networks, crypto heists and corporate espionage are rising. Officials outline response tools, reporting steps and basic defenses for local organizations.