Tony Pipitone

Reports of heightened activity by authorities have surged across social media in recent days.

The Florida Highway Patrol could be seen this week teaming up with federal immigration enforcers to stop and question people in the landscaping business, pulling over their trucks along busy Broward County highways.

Records on more than 6,700 people housed in the Everglades detention center since it opened reveal Gov. Ron DeSantis’ claim in July that all had final orders of deportation was false. In fact, ICE data released in response to a Freedom of Information lawsuit shows only 31% of them had final orders on the day DeSantis made his claim. The governor’s office declined to comment on why he said what he did.

Former Miami-Dade Police Sgt. James Hurley Edwards died by apparent suicide in the Federal Detention Center-Miami Monday just days before he faced a minimum 15-year sentence for producing and possessing child sexual abuse videos, his attorney has confirmed to NBC6.

A state commission that polices judicial misconduct Friday revealed formal charges against an appeals court judge who, it found, “undermined (her) independence, integrity or impartiality” and “demeaned (her) judicial office” by injecting herself into the death penalty resentencing of a Miami-Dade man she originally prosecuted in 2000.

A bankruptcy court judge in Delaware Friday approved the $22.5 million sale of the lease of the Miami Seaquarium property to an affiliate of Terra Group.

A federal judge Monday found a Sunrise software company, subject of a 2022 NBC6 investigation, “defrauded and hoodwinked” a client who the judge ordered should be paid more than $500,000 in damages.

After more than four years and nearly $40 million, the federal investigation into the disaster at Champlain Towers South is homing on what has been the prime suspect as the initiation point of the collapse: a poorly constructed and reinforced section of the pool deck.

The stand-your-ground claim of a suspended Miami-Dade deputy charged with manslaughter is now in the hands of a Broward County circuit judge.

Miami Police officer arrested after allegedly firing her weapon during argument: Sheriff