A hit-and-run in Miami left an 82-year-old man dead; suspect Isaleb Anofils was arrested facing charges of Leaving the Scene of an Accident-Causing Death and Vehicular Homicide.

Broward County schedules an aerial mosquito control spray due to a rise in local mosquito populations, targeting areas from July 12 to 14, between 2-6 AM, weather permitting.

Florida's FDOT is enhancing A1A highway for safety, with upgrades at NE 14th Court and NE 27th Street, including new crosswalks and lighting. Lane closures are expected; the project runs from July to Spring 2026 at $2.08 million.

Fort Lauderdale crews repair a water main valve overnight, impacting traffic on W. Broward Boulevard. Lane closures and detours in place until 5 a.m. Friday.

Florida offers new parking permits for pregnant women, valid for one year and available through the Miami-Dade's Tax Collector's Office with a physician-signed form, ID, and $15 fee.

Three people were rescued by the Coast Guard after their boat capsized near Government Cut. They were wearing life jackets and used a radio to call for help.

State Attorney seeks death penalty for Carlos Caban, charged with the murder of Toni Lynn Marie Trabb at a Florida hotel. Caban faces additional charges including grand theft and fraud.

Rosa Mena was charged with practicing medicine without a license and causing bodily harm after a botched illegal Botox treatment from her makeshift clinic led to a patient's facial paralysis.

Andres Fiallo Estupinian faced a vehicular homicide charge in Miami-Dade court for a crash that killed jogger Andrew Loretta; a $100,000 bond and passport surrender were ordered.

Florida Democratic lawmakers criticize a planned official tour of Alligator Alcatraz as 'sanitized', arguing it won't show true conditions. Miami-Dade Mayor denied access, while state officials defend facility standards.

Cuban national Michel Duarte Suarez pleaded guilty to stealing $800,000 from an elderly victim's bank account using fraudulent checks and was extradited from Panama for prosecution.

A former Miami-Dade Transit supervisor and his wife were sentenced for a bribery scheme involving Metrorail contracts, with prison time and probation assigned respectively.

A seasoned Miami-Dade deputy, Pedro Villalonga, was arrested on DUI charges in the Florida Keys after showing signs of impairment. He has been relieved of duty pending investigation.