A Florida Highway Patrol officer, Johan Garcia, was arrested for allegedly molesting his stepdaughter since she was 12. Liz Garcia is also arrested; their roles are unclear.

Miami International Airport temporarily closed TSA checkpoint 2 in Concourse D for updates, as part of a $9 billion renovation; travelers advised to use other checkpoints.

A North Lauderdale house fire, caused by an unattended blow dryer, displaced eight people but caused no injuries. The Red Cross is assisting the affected family.

SWAT teams used explosives in a Fort Lauderdale neighborhood during a planned operation, detaining at least five men and causing damage to a residence, with local residents left shaken and confused. No arrests have been reported.

Bath & Body Works opened a new store in the Lakewood Shopping Center in Margate, moving away from traditional mall locations as part of their expansion strategy.

The Palm Beach County Library System will host Hispanic Heritage Month story times with Commissioner Joel Flores, focusing on Hispanic authors and cultural traditions.

Marvel artist Jerry DeCaire is hosting live drawing events at Palm Beach County Libraries, offering attendees insight into his comic creation process.

Michigan doctor William J. Murdoch was arrested for allegedly trying to solicit sex with a minor, using communications deemed "stomach churning" by police.

Four arrests have been made in the fatal shooting of Melvin Victor in North Miami Beach. Police Chief Juan Pinillos praised investigators for their swift action. The victim was killed during his 30th birthday celebration.

Jonathan Ferrell, father of slain teen Dominic Ferrell, was arrested for violating a domestic violence injunction, despite orders not to contact his family.

A man and woman in their 70s were hospitalized after the man stabbed the woman and then himself during a car drive in Hialeah; their vehicle subsequently crashed.

U.S. Polo Assn. becomes the title sponsor of The Palm Beaches Marathon, promising to elevate the event's global presence, enhancing the experience for participants and spectators with a Health and Fitness Expo and charitable contributions.

Forecasts predict typical summer thunderstorms in Miami with heavy rain and frequent lightning, but no severe weather expected. An 80% chance of precipitation with high heat index values is anticipated.