A Doral woman, Carmen Valdez De Miguel, was charged with fraud and theft after allegedly scamming a man through tarot readings and a fake spiritual ritual.

Police and SWAT responded to a swatting hoax involving fake gunfire reports at a South Miami apartment. The situation was later cleared with no threat found.

Deerfield Beach celebrates National Fair Housing Month, reflecting on progress made since the Civil Rights Act of 1968 and reinforcing its commitment to housing equality, including new protections for sexual orientation and gender identity.

Teacher at Watson B. Duncan Middle School, Christopher T. Withers, was arrested for lewd behavior with a minor and admitted to sexual encounters with the student.

Two charged for falsifying drug tests in Miami-Dade, with an employee and an offender accused of corrupting the court's rehabilitative efforts through paid-for clean results.

Homestead Police are searching for Francisco Javier Leon De Armas, missing since March 30 with Alzheimer’s and dementia, last seen in a gray T-shirt and black pants.

The Haitian diaspora in Miami turns to faith at Notre Dame d'Haiti amidst crises in their homeland and uncertain U.S. immigration policies, seeking community support and solace.

Two 12-year-olds in Lauderhill, FL, were hospitalized after being attacked by a dog; their condition is serious. Details and charges are pending investigation.

A gas leak in Miami Gardens was capped after emergency crews and a gas company worked for hours, with residents advised to stay indoors during the operation.

Miami-Dade County commissioners will vote on whether to remove fluoride from the drinking water, with public health concerns and individual liberty perspectives clashing.

The Dolphin Company, managing the Miami Seaquarium, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid financial difficulties and allegations of animal mistreatment.

A 19-year-old, Omar Munoz, was arrested at his home by Fort Pierce police after a high-speed chase and attempting to evade a traffic stop by the PSLPD. He faces charges of fleeing and reckless driving.

A Hialeah couple won $5 million from a lottery scratch-off ticket bought at a gas station, and they generously shared part of their winnings with a neighbor.