A woman was arrested in Miami for drugging and robbing a man after meeting him at a liquor store. She faces multiple charges, including grand theft and burglary.

Miami Police officers cycled from Miami to Orlando to raise awareness and funds for leukemia and lymphoma, honoring a colleague's wife who battled cancer.

"Operation Viper" led to 48 arrests and 23 seized firearms in Florida, targeting violent crime and illegal firearms, with local and FBI collaboration.

Ex-FBI Most Wanted fugitive Richard Picariello was arrested in a Palm Beach Gardens drug operation; he had led a life of apparent obscurity since parole in 1995.

The U.S. Coast Guard offloaded over 12,750 pounds of drugs worth $94 million in Florida, as part of Operation Pacific Viper, arresting 29 suspected smugglers.

Victor Tony Jones was the 13th inmate executed in Florida this year, setting a state record, after being convicted for a 1990 double murder. His appeals, based on intellectual disability and abuse, were rejected.

A hoax call targeting Temple Beth El Synagogue in Hollywood on Yom Kippur led to a police response. Investigations are ongoing to hold the caller accountable. Similar swatting incidents occurred across Florida, disrupting Jewish communities.

Miami International Airport is to receive a $94 million federal grant for modernization, including new terminals and runway improvements, as part of a larger $9 billion program.

The National Weather Service forecasts a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms in Miami after 3pm, with Northwest winds shifting Northeast and temperatures nearing 89 degrees. Thunderstorm-heavy areas may experience higher rainfall tonight.

Two bodies were found in a submerged Nissan with Mississippi plates in a St. Lucie County canal; the victims, a couple, had been returning from Miami when their car crashed into the canal. Foul play is not suspected, and the investigation is ongoing.

The SLCSO is investigating a car found hanging over a Fort Pierce canal and seeks witnesses as they search for the driver and explore a possible connection to another incident.

A Miami-Dade Sheriff's deputy, Jordan Aristide, was arrested for allegedly assaulting his brother following a dispute over altering a front door lock.

Marcel Rapheal Agnew, 19, was arrested in Fort Pierce with eight pounds of marijuana, Promethazine with Codeine, and $14,708 in cash. He faces multiple drug-related charges.