A Broward man with gunshot wounds was found driving erratically in Hollywood; investigators say the shooting may have started near Mary Saunders Park in West Park. No suspect is in custody.

An appeals court gave Ian Jackson a choice — keep his paid lawyer or accept court‑appointed counsel — and certified the funding question to the Florida Supreme Court.

Newly released bodycam shows a May 16, 2025 Redland raid; deputies say 42 people were arrested, 72 roosters seized and $39,147 recovered during the operation.

A woman has pleaded guilty in Broward County in the case tied to the 2023 starvation death of 7‑year‑old Deonte Atwell, a tragedy that exposed alleged Medicaid fraud and oversight failures.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe quietly visited Havana on May 14 for rare talks with Cuban security officials as the island grapples with fuel shortages. Havana says it posed no threat; Washington tied engagement to reforms.

A Miami Beach family is suing the Radisson after a man allegedly groped their 11‑year‑old at a hotel pool; the complaint claims lax security and seeks over $15 million.

A Fort Lauderdale café owner is suing Kimco Realty for $9 million, saying demolition at Cypress Creek Station ruined her business and damaged equipment. The suit alleges crews began gutting the plaza days after the shop opened.

Sunny and warm with highs near 85°F. High rip current risk for Palm Beach beaches this afternoon into Saturday morning.

A CBS News Miami investigation found a Lauderhill rental may again exceed the city’s four‑person occupancy limit after a fall stabbing. City inspectors plan a follow‑up inspection.

The cutter Tahoma brought more than 8,000 pounds of cocaine to Port Everglades after interdictions near Cartagena; officials say the haul is worth roughly $62 million.

At a State of Black Miami town hall, leaders warned Florida’s anti‑DEI law has narrowed the Black Affairs Advisory Board’s tools and raised alarms about hiring and maps. Organizers say they’ll pivot to voter outreach and oversight.

A Miami man was arrested after allegedly posting Instagram threats to kill “as many people as possible.” Investigators tied the account to a downtown apartment and bond was set at $7,500.

Two Broward teens were arrested after investigators tied them to the theft of high‑end BMWs in Coral Gables and Miami Beach, according to warrants. Authorities say a multi‑agency team made the arrests in Palm Beach County.