A woman's detailed memory led to the arrest of Ralph John Davis, the suspect in her 2012 rape case in Miami-Dade, following a chance encounter at a motel. Davis faces sexual battery and theft charges.

The US Coast Guard offloaded 4,800 pounds of cocaine worth over $63 million at Port Everglades, the result of two drug seizure operations north of Venezuela.

A five-vehicle crash in Pembillion Pines left one dead and three injured; a fifth person refused hospital treatment. The incident caused significant traffic disruptions.

Miami-Dade County Animal Services and FOMA launch a free mobile vet clinic, the WOW Mobile, at JFK Library until August 28 to provide wellness services to pets in underserved areas.

The Ward Tower Senior Social Center in Miami-Dade is set for its celebratory opening on June 7th, highlighting new amenities and services for the elderly, including meal programs and wellness activities.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue is hosting a Promotion Ceremony to elevate 58 members into new roles, including leadership positions, with Fire Chief Jadallah expressing pride in their dedication.

A man in his 60s was killed in Miami, attempting to protect his granddaughter during a burglary. The unidentified assailant fled the scene and police are seeking information.

The City of Delray Beach received the Excellence in Public Procurement Award from FAPPO for outstanding procurement strategies, marking its first win of this recognition.

Broward County, FL hosts a free T20 Cricket Fan Park event with live entertainment, featuring the West Indies vs. New Zealand match, cultural performances, and cricket legends.

Two ex-employees from a Florida aviation parts broker were sentenced for selling non-airworthy parts, including to the U.S. military and Canadian airlines.

Scuba divers near Key Largo discovered 25 kilograms of suspected cocaine while cleaning the ocean floor; the Monroe County Sheriff's Office and U.S. Border Patrol are investigating.

The FWC is set to remove an abandoned sailboat from Delray Beach, a nuisance since last December, after overcoming procedural delays and securing a contractor.

Two teenagers from Broward County were arrested for making separate violent threats against schools on social media, which were taken seriously by law enforcement and the FBI.