Man Tries To Rob Store With Toy Gun
Broward Sheriff's Deputies are searching for a man caught on surveillance video trying to rob a Pembroke Park store with a toy gun twice.
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Broward Sheriff's Deputies are searching for a man caught on surveillance video trying to rob a Pembroke Park store with a toy gun twice.
A now ex-Ultimate Fighting Championship veteran fighter who was arrested after he threatened a group of people at a jiu-jitsu school and then barricaded himself in his home, stood before a judge Friday morning.
A third arrest has been made in a case where a woman was kidnapped and sexually battered in North Miami Beach last month.
Even by the pro athlete's subterranean standards, the Ray Rice video was shocking. He made no effort to heal or cradle or care for his unconscious fiancee.
Sports commentator and former NFL star defensive back Darren Sharper pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges in a case accusing him of drugging and raping two women he met at a West Hollywood night club.
Miami Police are searching for two men who ambushed and shot a tow truck driver early Friday morning.
Three children from South Florida that have been missing for nearly a week have been found safe--all the way across the country.
A terrifying Wednesday night at the Presidente Supermarket in Little Havana when, police say, Hector Hechavarria charged into the store, with a sword in hand.
A Coral Springs charter school teacher accused of forcing a student to complete an unsanitary assignment bonded out of jail early Thursday morning.
A Miami man has been charged with theft and fraud after he allegedly bilked a North Miami Beach man out of more than $50,000.
A May trial date has been set for man accused of taking part in a 2007 burglary which led to the murder of Washington Redskins star Sean Taylor.
A Broward County charter school teacher is facing battery charges after she allegedly forced a 10-year-old student to clean a dirty urinal that she thought the student clogged, according to the Coral Springs Police Department.
An altercation at a Little Havana supermarket Wednesday evening left one person in critical condition, and a security officer with a head injury.
New photographs released Wednesday show guns, cash and plastic bags full of what police say is marijuana inside the Little Haiti home where a 13-year-old girl was forced into prostitution.
Residents of a Hialeah neighborhood are still trying to figure out what led to a double murder suicide in their normally quiet neighborhood. Overnight police removed the bodies of 41-year old Onelia Canales, her 16-year old daughter Jennifer Cordero, and Canales' husband of three months 46-year old Juan Carlos Hernandez from a home at W 6th Avenue and W 40th Place.
An arrest has been made in connection with charred human remains found in a burning car in a remote area of Weston earlier this month.
A South Florida appeals court on Wednesday ruled in favor of the parents whose adult son shot and killed four relatives at a Thanksgiving dinner in Palm Beach County.
One man spent his birthday in bond court, accused of selling possibly up to $100, 000 worth of fake cruise tickets.
An anonymous tip led police to the man they say used rocks to rob a man at the Metrorail station across from the University of Miami last month.
Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei, who helped make his name smashing a valuable vase in the name of art, said Wednesday that he was miffed about another artist destroying one of his vases in Miami.
Crime scene detectives remain on-scene at a home in Hialeah Tuesday night after at least one person is confirmed dead.
A woman was rushed to the hospital after she was found severely injured and incoherent walking along a Pembroke Pines road.
An enraged husband is accused of trying to kill his wife and the man she was seeing Monday night in Hialeah.
Phone calls made by the man who shot and killed a Florida teenager after an argument over loud music show that Michael Dunn got extremely emotional in the days following his arrest for the murder of Jordan Davis.
It's no secret that when visiting museums one must browse the art on display with care. A local artist visiting the Perez Art Museum Miami on Sunday however, abandoned caution as a form of protest—allegedly smashing a world-renowned Chinese artist's vase into pieces.
