A Broward Sheriff's deputy was convicted of defrauding the SBA's COVID-19 relief program. Deputy Alexandra Acosta was found guilty of obtaining a PPP loan with false information.

A pilot safely landed an experimental aircraft on a Palm Beach County road due to a damaged propeller; there were no injuries or damage reported. The FAA is investigating the incident.

The YMCA of Palm Beaches received a $500,000 grant for a new youth center with an Olympic-style skate park, a teaching kitchen, art and STEM labs, and college prep programs.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is looking for a missing 13-year-old autistic boy, Damien Claros, last seen Thursday near Giuliano Avenue. They urge the public to help in the search.

A grandfather was killed protecting his granddaughter during a Miami burglary; the alleged shooter, his step-nephew, confessed and faces additional unrelated charges.

The Miami-Dade Police Department added 53 new officers after a graduation ceremony. This group is the last to graduate from the academy before it transitions to the sheriff’s office.

Miami-Dade and Broward counties celebrate National Donut Day with various shops offering free donuts and deals as a homage to the Salvation Army volunteers of WWI.

A man was arrested after leading Broward Sheriff's Office deputies on a chase in a stolen vehicle, which ended in a crash in Miramar. No injuries were reported.

Shaquille O'Neal and the Broward Sheriff's Office provided over 100 middle school students in Florida with new sneakers from O'Neal's line to inspire their dreams.

A controlled implosion of the Deerfield Beach landfill smokestack is planned, with local officials warning of dust and advising residents to stay indoors. Roads will be closed around the demolition site for safety.

Three people, including a child, were killed in a murder-suicide at a Miami-Dade shopping plaza. The shooter shot a family in a car in a bank's drive-thru before killing himself.

Xavien Howard, ex-Miami Dolphins player, is accused of sharing explicit content without consent. Two claims were lodged, including one from a woman and one involving a minor's mother. Legal documents indicate motives of anger and revenge.

Broward’s State Attorney Harold Pryor warns of a phishing scam using the office's logo to solicit personal information, emphasizing the need for public vigilance.