A woman from Arlington was taken into custody at MIA on Broward warrants tying her to a 2013 Miramar crash that killed a man; a hearing is set Tuesday.

A 44‑year‑old Iowa woman surrendered in Miami after allegedly punching a teenage girl aboard Carnival Sunrise on March 19; the arrest report cites surveillance and body‑cam evidence.

A crash on Miramar Parkway spilled roughly 20 gallons of bleach, prompting BSO HazMat to wash down the roadway and closing westbound lanes. Drivers should expect delays.

NWS Miami issued a Spanish marine warning for waters from East Cape Sable to Chokoloskee through 7:45 PM EDT. Boaters were urged to seek safe harbor as gusts topped 34 knots.

A Homestead middle‑school Bible teacher was arrested after parents told police their child’s mouth was taped shut following a classroom dispute. Police have opened an active investigation and the teacher has since bonded out.

Tyko Capital provided Related Group and BH Group a $360M loan for Icon Beach, clearing the way for the 38‑story condo to break ground this spring.

A judge has ruled the man accused of killing a golfer at Sandhill Crane Golf Club is competent to stand trial; jury selection is set for Dec. 3, 2026. The 2024 attack left 65-year-old Brian Hiltebeitel dead.

Deputies say a 60-year-old man hurled a dining table and TV off a Brownsville Transit Village balcony on May 2, narrowly missing pedestrians. He was arrested and booked into Turner Guilford Knight.

Muggy, mostly sunny Tuesday in Miami with a moderate rip‑current risk on area beaches and a heat spike arriving midweek.

A construction worker fell from a Publix rooftop near Mills Drive in southwest Miami‑Dade and later died. Deputies and Miami‑Dade Fire Rescue responded and officials are investigating.

A Local 10 reporter says a plainclothes Miami‑Dade deputy shoved and threatened him at Haulover Park; Local 10 found the sheriff’s office has no written ID policy for plainclothes deputies.

A Secret Service employee was arrested after allegedly exposing himself to guests at a DoubleTree near Miami International Airport. The agency has placed him on leave as investigators proceed.

Federal prosecutors say five people were indicted after agents seized hundreds of kilograms of cocaine, a cache of weapons and more than $3 million in a Midtown Miami apartment.