The felonies keep piling up for a Miami man accused of running a “fraudulent insurance school” near the airport.

Just one day after state investigators made a fifth known arrest in a case involving hundreds of “subverted” insurance agent licensing exams centering around a business near the Miami airport, two more arrests followed.

State investigators made yet another arrest Tuesday in a case involving a “fraudulent insurance school” near the Miami airport, where they said prospective insurance agents would pay to have someone else take state licensing examinations on their behalf. Authorities say 820 exams were “subverted” in the scheme.

Authorities confirmed Friday that three Miami-Dade firefighters have resigned following the death of one of their son’s during an unauthorized training exercise back in June.

State investigators made a fourth arrest Sunday in connection with what they described as a “fraudulent insurance school” based out of Virginia Gardens where prospective insurance agents would pay to have someone else take state licensing examinations on their behalf.

State investigators arrested two men and one woman Thursday morning after accusing them of operating a “fraudulent insurance school” in Virginia Gardens where prospective insurance agents would pay to have someone else take state licensing examinations on their behalf.

Police and state fire investigators continued their probe Monday into the death of a 28-year-old man severely injured during a Miami-Dade Fire Rescue training exercise in Virginia Gardens on Friday morning.

A 28-year-old man died after he was injured during a training exercise involving Miami-Dade Fire Rescue in Virginia Gardens. Relatives identified him on Sunday as Fabian Camero.

Investigators remained in and around a three-story building on Saturday in Virginia Gardens after a fire injured one person.

Several people were assessed for injuries following a fire that erupted Friday morning at a three-story building in northwest Miami-Dade, authorities confirmed.

Police are investigating after a man was killed after driving a stolen vehicle into a utility pole during a police chase in Miami Springs early Saturday morning, authorities said.

MIAMI – If Sen. Dennis Baxley and his fellow Republican supporters get their way, Florida voters will have to request a vote-by-mail ballot every two years. White said SB 90 will force the 400,000 Miami-Dade voters who have requests for vote-by-mail ballots to make the request again and again. The proposed law would also cancel 107,000 vote-by-mail ballots in five Miami-Dade cities holding elections this fall. I don’t think we should be changing ... our system when it comes to [vote-by-mail] ballots,” Miami Commissioner Raquel Regalado said. SB90 also authorizes the canvassing of vote-by-mail ballots upon the completion of the public preelection testing of automatic tabulating equipment.