A Pittsburgh man was arrested at Port Everglades after agents say a border inspection of his phone uncovered child sexual abuse material.

Stonemont has broken ground on a two‑building medical campus at Avenir that will bring a 29‑bed neighborhood hospital and a three‑story outpatient center to Palm Beach Gardens. The project is being delivered for Jupiter Medical Center with local and institutional partners.

Palm Beach approved a resolution to apply for $166,292 in federal reimbursement to cover overtime tied to presidential protection at Mar‑a‑Lago as county officials press for larger payouts.

Prospect Lake Clean Water Center is set to start in September 2026, promising to remove the yellow tint and improve taste across Fort Lauderdale.

An appeals court tossed key Facebook evidence and a new jury convened Monday in the 2021 killing of a 16-year-old in West Palm Beach. The retrial will test what remains of the state’s case.

Neighbors found a man on a Miami Gardens street Sunday; police are investigating a suspected hit-and-run and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A vehicle rear-ended a Broward Sheriffs Office cruiser overnight on I-95 near Ives Dairy Road. BSO says both the deputy and the driver were not seriously injured.

Survivors who leave abusive partners say police reports still don’t free them from shared leases — a bill to change that stalled in Tallahassee.

Video shows a major police response in Miami Shores and Miami‑Dade Fire‑Rescue loading an injured person onto a stretcher. Officials have provided few details so far.

A wrong‑way driver in the I‑95 express lanes crashed into a Miami police officer early Sunday; the driver is in critical condition and the officer is expected to recover.

State records show a Boca Raton CNA was suspended after investigators say she grabbed an elderly couple and left new bruises following a March coffee spill.

Owners at the 643‑unit Club at Brickell Bay say dozens of ballots were forged as a state monitor moves in to oversee Monday’s HOA count. The dispute has split longtime residents and investors.

The state is backing a plan to equip every county and municipal law‑enforcement office with Bexley Boxes — refillable comfort kits for children who witness violence. Walmart pledged $100,000 to jump‑start distribution.