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The ages of the suspects range from 15 to 18.

Lawd! The latest headline in the Florida Man series finds a man getting arrested after a video captured him robbing a phone repair store with a cardboard box on his head, which he was using to hide his identity. Florida Man Arrested After Video Captures Him Robbing Phone Repair Store...

Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended the mayor of North Miami Beach Monday just days after his arrest on alleged voting irregularities.

MIAMI GARDENS, FLA. (WSVN) - A four-year-old girl is recovering from a bad dog bite that happened around 6:10 p.m. at her home in Miami Gardens. The incident happened at 43rd Avenue and Northwest 195th Street. Police said the child was feeding the family dog when it suddenly bit her...

MIAMI – Miami police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead Tuesday morning. The shooting was reported at 6:53 a.m. at the bus way at 6043 NW Sixth Court. Police search for gunman after deadly shooting in northeast Miami-Dade. NOW PLAYING. North Miami Beach police investigate robbery...

A former attorney who once was featured in People Magazine is accused of raping a woman who had fallen asleep after drinking. Fore more crime and trial news coverage, visit Court TV

NORTH MIAMI BEACH -- Two people were arrested in a massive drug bust involving numerous bales of cocaine in North Miami Beach on Friday.In a Monday afternoon press release posted to Twitter, North Miami Beach Police Department stated it arrested a Bahamian national and a New Jersey native attempting a drug transaction of over 100 kilograms of cocaine on Friday.  Please see the attached press release regarding a drug arrest, where numerous bales of cocaine were seized by @myNMBPolice. Thank you. pic.twitter.com/81x0qwuTLS— North Miami Beach PD (@myNMBPolice) June 5, 2023 According to police, the suspects were in possession of "large and carefully packaged bales" of drugs."The men and women of North Miami Beach Police Department continue to work assiduously to protect the citizens of the City of North Miami Beach and to prevent the distribution of narcotics in the community," the department stated.

POMPANO BEACH -- Officials have identified the woman who was fatally struck by a Brightline train in Broward County on Friday, releasing new information surrounding her death.Broward County Sheriff's Office stated Monday that 29-year-old Dyanna Fernandez was struck by the train possibly due to distracted walking.According to detectives, the train was traveling southbound on the west track approaching the crossing at Northeast 6th Street in Pompano Beach while Fernandez was walking eastbound along the north side of Northeast 6th Street and approaching the crossing at the same time.Witnesses told detectives that Fernandez was using her cell phone while walking around the lowered sidewalk safety gate and continuing east across the tracks when the train hit her. Paramedics pronounced her dead on the scene.Traffic on the northbound lanes of North Dixie Highway between Northeast 3rd Street and 6th Street was temporarily shut down on Friday morning as a result. The investigation is still ongoing.

Three people were hospitalized Sunday night after a stabbing that involved a man and his estranged wife. Police responded to the area in the 11300 block of Northwest 62nd Avenue just after 8 p.m. after reports of an incident. According to Miami-Dade Police, a verbal dispute began between the man...

HOLLYWOOD -- There were emotional moments on Monday involving a Good Samaritan who went out of his way to help a 15-year-old boy who was wounded on the Hollywood Broadwalk on Memorial Day.CBS News Miami was at Memorial Regional Hospital in Hollywood as Sean Bennett stopped by the room of Kyan Reddix, who was shot 3 times on the Broadwalk. Bennett, who was profiled last Tuesday by CBS News Miami, had tried to visit Reddix the day after the shooting but he had to wait until Reddix was out of intensive care.Reddix's mother Latroya Stone captured some tender moments on her cell...

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MIAMI - A man was killed, a woman injured in an overnight drive-by shooting in Opa-locka. According to police, just after 1 a.m., they received a ShotSpotter alert at 2060 Lincoln Ave. Arriving officers found the body of a man and an injured woman inside a vehicle, both had been shot. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue took the woman to the Ryder Trauma Center where she was listed in critical condition. The man and woman, along with a child, were inside a ride-share vehicle when someone pulled up alongside and started shooting at them. That person then sped off. The driver and the child were not injured. Miami-Dade police have taken the lead on the investigation. They have not released a description of the shooter or vehicle involved. 

NBC 6- Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has suspended North Miami Beach Mayor Anthony DeFillipo less than a week after DeFillipo’s arrest on illegal voting charges. DeSantis on Monday signed an executive order immediately suspending DeFillipo, who was arrested Wednesday in Miami-Dade on three counts of an unqualified elector willfully voting, a third-degree felony.

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A water main break is forcing crews to turn off the tap in an area of Pembroke Pines.

NORTH LAUDERDALE, Fla. – As water levels dropped on Monday, a car turned up submerged in a canal in Broward County. Deputies and fire rescue personnel responded to a canal in the area of 71 Street and McNab Road in North Lauderdale. Humane Society of Broward County looking for...

A judge in the YNW Melly case has made it easier for the jury to sentence the rapper to death if he is convicted of killing his two former friends. On June 2, Broward Circuit Judge John Murphy sided with the state prosecutors’ motion to follow a new statute that allows juries to recommend a death sentence with an 8-4 vote, XXL confirmed with the Broward County District Attorneys Office on Monday (June 5). Previously, all 12 jurors had to come to an unanimous decision on whether the death penalty should be levied.

DAVIE, FLA. (WSVN) - In a touching tribute at Western High School, Aden Perry was honored as a heroic teenager who tragically lost his life while attempting to rescue a stranger from a canal. Aden’s mother, Sarah Perry, accepted his diploma on the graduation stage, commemorating his selflessness and bravery.

As Miami-Dade high school seniors walk across the graduation stage and receive their diplomas this month, many are hearing the words of poet Amanda Gorman. Miami-Dade County School Board Member Steve Gallon says he’s quoting from Gorman’s poem “The Hill We Climb” in every graduation speech he gives.

He’;s one of several doggies at Miami-Dade Animal Services Pet Adoption & Protection who need a furever home.