Miami police officer Tramaine Liptrot pleaded guilty to wire fraud for obtaining over $200,000 through PPP loan scams.

Former Jackson Health Foundation COO, Charmaine Gatlin, has been indicted for allegedly embezzling over $1 million from the nonprofit through false invoices and kickbacks.

A BSO lieutenant and his wife were arrested after a hit-and-run in Weston, where he is charged with DUI and leaving the scene, and she with DUI and drug possession.

A man was arrested in Sunny Isles Beach for allegedly abusing his 2-year-old daughter on surveillance video, including choking and kicking her. He resisted arrest, facing multiple charges.

A fire at Seawind Lakes Apartments in Lauderdale Lakes displaced 38 residents; no injuries were reported. The Red Cross provided assistance, and the cause is under investigation.

West Palm Beach announced closures of City Hall, the Mandel Public Library, and Grassy Waters Preserve on Memorial Day, with trash pickup services to continue as scheduled.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office Fire Rescue team was honored by the City of Weston for their life-saving efforts during a critical incident involving a contractor and a high-voltage line.

North Miami celebrated Astoud Georges Benjamin's 106th birthday with a ceremony at Griffing Community Center, featuring remarks by Councilwoman Mary Estimé-Irvin and a police demonstration.

Jupiter will host a public contract negotiation with the PBA for police officers and sergeants on June 5, 2025, at the Town Manager's Conference Room.

Coral Springs announces a Juneteenth celebration featuring performances, activities, and Marlon Wayans' comedy show, with free daytime events and ticketed evening entertainment.

Bridge repair on North Pine Island Road in Plantation is set to begin on May 27, with a completion target in December 2025, including off-peak lane closures and nighttime work.

A Palm Beach County deputy was fired after sending inappropriate texts to teenage girls, admitting to the misconduct following an internal affairs investigation.

The Port St. Lucie Police are searching for 17-year-old Letycia Amere Holley, missing since May 16 and last seen in a grey sweatshirt and Adidas sweatpants.