A Miami businessman, Joseph Stewart, was indicted for tax evasion and filing false tax returns related to income from a business serving U.S. servicemembers.

A man from Broward County is arrested for child pornography; cyber tip led authorities to him, and AT&T provided his details. Child pornography, including extreme content, was found in his possession.

A recent count shows a 6% rise in Miami-Dade street homelessness, despite declines in overall homelessness and public sleeping bans. Resources are strained, with shelter availability down 12%.

Sistrunk Boulevard in South Florida will be closed near I-95 for rail track rehabilitation from September 26 to 30, 2025, potentially causing traffic disruptions.

Two individuals were hospitalized after a personal watercraft incident near the Rickenbacker Causeway, with one taken to a trauma center. Details are limited as the investigation continues.

A Nigerian-UK dual citizen was sentenced to 90 months by US authorities for defrauding elderly Americans by falsely claiming they were heirs to fortunes.

Authorities and the community are searching for Amador Torres, 77, missing since Sunday in North Miami, possibly disoriented but without a formal cognitive condition diagnosis.

Miami Beach celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with events highlighting Hispanic culture's influence, featuring festivals, art, music, and storytelling from September 15th to October 15th.

A body was found after a reported drowning at a Southwest Ranches residence, prompting an active police investigation.

A Russian man pleaded guilty to child abuse of his daughter in Miami, sentenced to 90 days jail, house arrest, and probation with mandatory courses and supervision. He may be deported to Russia.

A body was found in a Walmart parking lot in Cooper City, leading to a death investigation by Broward Sheriff's Office without initial signs of foul play.

Miami's DTPW announces nighttime repair work on NW 22nd Avenue bridge, with detours via NW 27th Avenue, affecting late-night travel and offering updates on social media and Mobility 305.

Local officials in Palm Beach County remind residents of yard waste disposal guidelines, emphasizing the 6/6/50 rule for waste preparation and a six cubic yard limit per household per week to streamline collections.