Former Miami‑Dade officer Danny Torres gave his first interview about the 2024 stop involving Tyreek Hill and defended his actions while internal‑affairs records remain sealed.

A Miami jury awarded $1M after a 2020 stray‑bullet death, but a judge reversed the verdict and dismissed the case. The family has asked for reinstatement as the homicide stays unsolved.

A Design District food truck scored a perfect Yelp rating and was ranked Florida’s top independent restaurant, vaulting TRC Burger to No. 2 nationally.

Prosecutors are awaiting the medical examiner's report after a 6‑year‑old's death in North Miami Beach to decide whether to upgrade abuse charges.

Authorities allege a Miami business owner used forged title paperwork to flip a pickup and a 29‑foot boat. A truck tied to the case was tracked to a Home Depot lot and seized.

Broward deputies say they used a PIT maneuver to stop a BMW stolen from a Deerfield Beach gas station; the driver was arrested and taken for medical evaluation. Charges are pending.

A Wilton Manors man faces two aggravated-assault counts after allegedly pointing a 9mm at Uber Eats delivery workers on April 18. He posted $15,000 bond and was released.

Naked Tomato, Eyal Shani's new Israeli-style spot, will open May 14 at Moxy South Beach with skewers, mezze and open-fire cooking.

A woman was airlifted to Jackson Memorial after a dog attack in Hialeah. Detectives removed multiple dogs and a man was detained while investigators probe.

FBI Miami is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of Rodolfo Mantilla, wanted on federal drug charges tied to multi‑kilogram cocaine shipments into South Florida.

A Pembroke Pines man with a history of investor fraud was arrested Wednesday, accused of taking money from another investor while on bond. Authorities say prior civil and criminal actions complicate the case.

A Deerfield Beach man was arrested after deputies say he egged a neighbor’s home, returned swinging a golf club and then told investigators he would invoke Florida’s stand‑your‑ground law.

State Attorney Alexcia Cox announced charges April 30, 2026, accusing Corrinne Blue of three counts of vehicular homicide in the Nov. 21, 2024 Southern Boulevard crash that killed three PBSO deputies.