Coconut Creek Crime Blotter: Man Arrested After Domestic Battery Incident
Coconut Creek Police responded to various calls from January 6 to 12, 2026. Below is a detailed account of the incidents handled by local law enforcement during this period. Officers responded to a verbal domestic disturbance at a residence on Winston Park Boulevard North on Jan. 6. No injuries were reported.
Cops: Woman Crashed Into Vehicle, Fled, Then Beat Driver On Spanish River Boulevard
Boca Raton police have charged a Pompano Beach woman in the shocking assault of a victim on Spanish River Boulevard after she allegedly rear-ended her vehicle while driving recklessly on the highway. Alexis Chante Martin, 36, is facing charges of battery, damage to property and robbery after the Jan. 10, 2026...
Federal workers in Broward rally to save Social Security Administration services, boost staff
Social Security Administration workers and local seniors on Wednesday joined a national day of action in Broward County to demand that Congress address a mounting crisis of underfunding and staffing shortages at the federal agency that manages monthly payments and benefits to tens of millions of older Americans....
Trailer carrying vehicles rolls over in Davie, causing traffic backups
DAVIE, Fla. — A trailer that was carrying two vehicles rolled onto its side Thursday morning in Davie. According to Davie police, the crash occurred in the 5300 block of South State Road 7. Police said no other vehicles were involved in the crash and no injuries were reported.
62-Story, 820-Foot-Tall Condominium Tower Planned to Become Tallest in Sunny Isles Beach
Plans for what would become the tallest building in Sunny Isles Beach are being reviewed later today as The Related Group, Dezer Development, and BH Group advance a proposal for a 62-story oceanfront luxury condominium tower at 19051 Collins Avenue. The project is being developed through the joint venture MB RE...
Video shows Miami-Dade deputy giving middle finger to North Miami store owner
Surveillance video shows the moment a Miami-Dade Sheriff's deputy gave a store owner in North Miami the middle finger. The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office said in a statement Wednesday that it is aware of the Jan. 7 incident at a wireless store, and there is an open and active internal affairs investigation.
World’s Best Pizzeria Is Opening First U.S. Location in Miami
When Francesco Martucci, the World’s Best Pizza Chef 2025, decided to open his first restaurant outside of Italy, he didn’t look to New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, or Las Vegas. He chose Miami. On Friday, January 16, the Caserta-born pizzaiolo (pizza chef), widely regarded as the world’s best,...
County clerk approves petition in recall effort to remove Miami-Dade mayor
The recall effort against Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava is officially moving forward after the Miami-Dade Clerk of Court and Comptroller approved the recall petition on Wednesday. Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia confirmed in a social media post that she has also certified the county's voter...
Dojo Izakaya deserves being on best restaurant lists
Walking along the pedestrian-only Giralda Avenue, you might just miss Dojo Izakaya. I say that because I did. Walked right past it!. Why it matters: The restaurant's entrance isn't flashy. Nor does it jump out among the dozens of restaurants that line the street. But the small, often-changing menu is...
‘Sistrunk: Then & Now’ showcases the changes in Fort Lauderdale’s oldest Black community
Sistrunk Boulevard is the main street of the oldest Black neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale. It was a thriving arterial for many of the city's historically black communities. Lining its corridor was the first theater in Broward where Black people could watch movies, the first hospital that would treat Black patients...

















