The cutter Tahoma brought more than 8,000 pounds of cocaine to Port Everglades after interdictions near Cartagena; officials say the haul is worth roughly $62 million.

At a State of Black Miami town hall, leaders warned Florida’s anti‑DEI law has narrowed the Black Affairs Advisory Board’s tools and raised alarms about hiring and maps. Organizers say they’ll pivot to voter outreach and oversight.

A Miami man was arrested after allegedly posting Instagram threats to kill “as many people as possible.” Investigators tied the account to a downtown apartment and bond was set at $7,500.

Two Broward teens were arrested after investigators tied them to the theft of high‑end BMWs in Coral Gables and Miami Beach, according to warrants. Authorities say a multi‑agency team made the arrests in Palm Beach County.

A Lake Worth Beach man pleaded guilty to second‑degree murder and was sentenced to 38 years for his father’s 2024 beating death.

An elderly Fort Lauderdale landscaper was critically injured after a tool hit a power line while picking mangoes Thursday. Neighbors know him as Mr. Gabriel.

Falsetto Hospitality will open Pizza Queen at 1217 E. Las Olas Blvd this winter, offering oversized New York-style slices, whole pies and espresso.

A Palm Beach jury found Saam Rajaei guilty of manslaughter in the 2016 death of James Cartigiano. Sentencing is scheduled for Aug. 6.

A Mother's Day grocery run in West Palm Beach escalated into violence when a 29-year-old allegedly stabbed his 74-year-old grandmother 11 times; she remains in critical condition.

April data show Fort Lauderdale’s rent gains have cooled after early‑season increases, with new deliveries and submarket splits tempering price momentum.

A Westchester man was arrested after deputies found stolen mail, multiple IDs and suspected drugs; surveillance video shows the theft at Midway Gardens.

A Coral Gables man was arrested after police say he shot his roommate during an argument about the roommate’s relationship with the suspect’s ex‑wife. He faces an attempted murder charge.

An anonymous call sent officers to Blue Lake Elementary in Boca Raton; police found no danger and say the incident is the latest in a string of swatting calls across the city.