A Florida school's assistant head, Raiza Echemendia, was arrested for allegedly shoplifting $876.99 worth of goods from Macy's.

Miami Police used a drone to locate and rescue an injured boater near the Venetian Causeway. The operation showcased the effective use of technology in emergency responses.

A Lauderhill Police officer, Jason Reyes, is charged with battery for allegedly hitting a driver during a crash investigation. He has pleaded not guilty and is on paid administrative leave.

Deputies in Pompano Beach shot and killed an armed man after a standoff at a vacant home, where he barricaded himself, attacked a K-9, and threatened officers.

A Miami-Dade deputy fatally shot an armed man with a criminal history in Goulds after he threatened people and didn't comply with orders. The incident is under investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.

A South Miami public works employee, Nelson Gomez, was arrested for sexually assaulting a woman while armed with a knife at the city's maintenance facility.

Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office investigates events leading to Angelina Plasencia's death, found in a canal after multiple accidents and a missing person report at NW 72 Ave and NW 58 St.

Miami-Dade County launches a mixed-use building project combining a new school, Southside Preparatory Academy, with housing for school staff in Miami-Dade's urban core.

Miami faces a period of heavy rainfall with an 80% chance of showers and thunderstorms, and although the weather will slowly dry out, residents are advised to stay prepared for continued wet conditions throughout the week.

Palm Beach County's OEBO has rebranded to the Office of Small Business Development, with Axel Miranda leading, focusing on supporting local entrepreneurs and small business growth.

The CEO of Atlanco LLC, Carl Alan Zaglin, has been convicted of international bribery and money laundering involving bribes to Honduran officials to secure contracts.

Operation Nightingale charges 12 more with selling fake nursing diplomas, building on previous convictions, and highlighting risks to public health and safety.

Former COO of Jackson Health Foundation, Charmaine Gatlin, pleads guilty to embezzlement, facing up to 20 years in prison for defrauding over $4.3 million.