Police & Law Enforcement

The South Florida mother and her 3-year-old daughter disappeared without a trace in November 1974.

The January 6 defendant received clearance to visit Spain and Italy while her criminal case plays out in D.C. court.

Prosecutors are pushing forward with one charge in the Miami Beach yacht dustup that briefly landed Travis Scott behind bars.

Deshawn Davis is accused of gunning down a rapper at a Miami Beach nightclub party and kidnapping a woman in Ontario, Canada.

Buress beat a cop’s claim for immunity in a lawsuit alleging the officer cuffed the comedian in retaliation for a roadside roast.

Tubbs and Crockett from Miami Vice were popular suggestions.

The video shows the motionless man being stomped on the concrete as a double-decker bus full of tourists rides by.

Welcome to the Scumshine State, where fraud flourishes.

If you’ve lived in Miami long enough, you’ve probably seen some crazy road rage outbursts. This one takes the cake.

This comes after WSVN-TV’s coverage led to the arrest of the man who allegedly raped a female rollerblader on the beach walk.

A crash report found the Miami police officer sped through a stop sign in an unmarked vehicle, killing 64-year-old Angel Morales.

The man charged in a vicious knife attack on a teen at Miami International had previously been arrested for a violent outburst at the airport.

“From a distance, you don’t know it’s a police car,” says a Miami lieutenant.

“No name, no ID, no questions.”

A suspect in Pino’s murder-for-hire case was previously convicted of a high-stakes crime orchestrated alongside a dirty cop.

“This is a monster,” a local sheriff said.

She was accused of selling high-priced, forged parking pass paperwork to folks who coveted spots near the front of the lot.

Pino was under investigation after several men were charged with trying to violently intimidate his estranged wife.

Jail records show that 71-year-old Colombian soccer chief Ramón Jesurún was arrested amid the mayhem at the Copa América.

Shattered glass storefronts, a pistol-whipping, and four burglaries at a single restaurant have left MiMo District business owners feeling desperate and exposed.

Prosecutors say the women claimed they needed money for organ transplants and businesses that didn’t exist.

Miami-Dade cluelessly promoted an employee who had spent more than a decade in prison for public corruption.