News in Margate

Margate Crime Blotter: Man Arrested After Fatal Hit-and-Run Investigation
The Margate Police Department responded to various incidents and made multiple arrests between July 21 and July 27, 2026.

Man Accused of Choking Woman Unconscious, Sexually Assaulting Her for Hours at Serino Park
A Margate man is facing multiple felony charges after police say he chased a woman who was sleeping on a bench, choked her unconscious and sexually assaulted her over the course of several hours at a city park.

Girl Scouts Donate 6,560 Pounds of Food to Fight Hunger Across South Florida
The Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida collected more than 6,500 pounds of food and volunteered hundreds of hours

Margate Crime Blotter: Aggravated Battery, Elder Abuse Among Cases During Busy Week
The Margate Police Department responded to various incidents and made multiple arrests between July 14 and July 19, 2026.

Homeowners Gain New Protection From Unwanted Door-to-Door Solicitation
That knock on the door from a salesperson could prove costly. A new Florida law gives homeowners the power to keep commercial solicitors off their property by displaying a specific warning sign backed by financial penalties and criminal consequences.

Monarch High School Graduate Jael Hernandez Set to Play For Miami Dade College
Monarch High School has produced standout athletes across several sports, and Jael Hernandez is the latest to continue his career at the next level

Man Previously Accused of Dumping Feces on Ex-Girlfriend Now Charged in Fatal Margate Crash
A man previously arrested for allegedly assaulting his ex-girlfriend and dumping feces-filled backpack contents on her is now charged with vehicular homicide in a fatal Margate crash that killed one person and injured another.

OneBlood Big Red Bus to Stop in Margate for Community Blood Drive
Residents will have an opportunity to help save lives when the OneBlood Big Red Bus rolls into Margate for a community blood drive

Margate CRA Approves Land Sale to Ace Hardware Owner
The Margate City Center project is slowly moving along, and this means changes to the surrounding business community.