A Boca Raton resident says a Bigniu e-bike battery exploded while charging, leaving him with permanent burns; he has sued Amazon and the bike maker. The case is now in federal court.

Police say a man grabbed an employee during a March 9 Cricket Wireless robbery in Little Haiti; a phone left behind helped detectives identify and arrest him.

A Fort Pierce lawsuit alleges a can of SpaghettiOs contained live worms and left the plaintiff ill; the suit names Campbell's and Walmart and seeks damages.

A Miami‑Dade man was arrested after deputies say he forced a gun into his ex's mouth, fired a shot and assaulted her while their 9‑month‑old lay nearby.

A Massachusetts couple was arrested after deputies say they burglarized a Mercedes at a Key Largo repair yard and set a dumpster on fire. Authorities say no one was hurt and arraignment is scheduled for June 16.

Spain’s Meliá will stop managing 15 Cuban hotels, worsening a tourism collapse that threatens jobs, payments and flights.

Thunderstorms may bring heavy, localized rain today. Atlantic beaches are under a high rip current risk through Friday.

Nicklaus Children’s opened a pediatric cardiology specialty center in Boca Raton, adding routine EKGs, echocardiograms, fetal cardiac evaluations and free athlete screenings.

Roxy's Pub escaped a scheduled sheriff's auction, but a lender foreclosure and a suit seeking the bar's liquor license keep the business' fate uncertain.

A Florida judge declined to dismiss a state lawsuit alleging Planned Parenthood falsely marketed the abortion pill as "safer than Tylenol," keeping a $350M‑plus claim alive. The case will proceed in Santa Rosa County.

A Miles College graduate says a Carnival‑marketed Bahamas excursion left her with catastrophic injuries — she has sued Carnival and the local operators named in the complaint.

A West Palm Beach man was arrested June 1 and charged with five counts after a March 9 crash that injured five people, including three children. Police say the Hyundai driver fled the scene and was later identified.

The Goombay Festival returns to Grand Avenue this weekend, but organizers warn sponsor shortfalls have left the celebration leaning on city funding, vendor fees and volunteers.