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Vacation Up in Smoke! Fire rips through Carnival Ecstasy in summer of 1998
A fire ripped through the Carnival Ecstasy in the summer of 1998, sending smoke billowing across the Miami skyline. Everyone made it out safely and the charred ship was towed back to port. The incident led to new safety changes that reshaped the cruise industry.
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Volunteers plant 200+ plants in Dania Beach to combat beach erosion
Volunteers put more than 200 plants into the ground in Dania Beach Sunday to combat brutal beach erosion.
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Miami transplants transport Cuban culture, cuisine to Georgia suburbs
When you think of southern cuisine, you might imagine biscuits and gravy and maybe fried chicken. But as Local 10’s Glenna Milberg shows us, there's a new flavor heading north thanks to some migrating Miami Cuban-Americans.
4 hours ago
10 Siberian tiger cubs celebrate first month of life
Ten Siberian tiger cubs are celebrating their first month of life at a China Siberian tiger park.
21 hours ago
Walkers fundraise to celebrate cancer survivors, honor loved ones in Plantation
Cancer patients, survivors, and their supporters joined the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life on Saturday in Plantation.
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South Florida autism school builds skills, community year-round
April is Autism Awareness Month, but at the South Florida Autism Charter School, students are celebrated every day.
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Miami robotics competition aims to inspire future tech careers for youth
The competition is heating up at the Overtown Youth Center, where students are putting their skills to the test at the Do Good 4-1 Robotics Spring Showdown on Saturday.
2 days ago
Humane Society of Broward seeks loving, permanent home for Rowie, kittens
Rowie is winning over hearts and cameras at the Humane Society of Broward County, where staff say the 5-year-old mixed-breed dog is ready for a forever home.
3 days ago
Generous donations help Mobile School Pantry provide nutritious food to families in need
This week’s “Good News South Florida” story begins behind the mic at Cox Media in Hollywood, where Local 10 community relations director Mayte Padron was invited to in March to record a special message for Women’s History Month.
Luna the scruffy sweetheart seeks ‘furever’ home
A nearly 2-year-old dog is looking for a new home after being surrendered to the Humane Society of Broward County when her family moved and could not take her along.
Flanigan’s awards most loyal Fort Lauderdale customer $1,000 gift card
A local Flanigan’s Seafood Bar and Grill gave one lucky customer a generous gift for his consistency and dedication to the restaurant.
Fort Lauderdale man awarded after ordering from Flanigan’s daily!
A nearby Flanigan's Seafood Bar and Grill gave one lucky customer a generous gift for his consistency and dedication to the restaurant.
The social side of chess — inside the Sunrise Center for Excellence in Chess
A growing social scene is taking shape in Sunrise, where strategy is the sport and the chessboard is becoming a hub for connection.
Local 10 anchor, reporter’s son recovers after surgery for chronic ENT issues
Reece, the young son of Local 10 reporter Roy Ramos and anchor Nicole Perez, underwent a medical journey that began after what initially appeared to be a routine cold and ultimately led to surgery for chronic ear, nose and throat issues.
Son of Local 10 anchor, reporter recovers after surgery for chronic ear, nose and throat issues
Reece, the young son of Local 10 anchors Roy Ramos and Nicole Perez, underwent a medical journey that began after what initially appeared to be a routine cold and ultimately led to surgery for chronic ear, nose and throat issues.
What Connects Us: The social side of chess — inside the Sunrise Center for Excellence in Chess
A growing social scene is taking shape in Sunrise, where strategy is the sport and the chessboard is becoming a hub for connection.
Manatee takes a sip from Bradenton police boat
Police in Bradenton were treated to an unusual sight in the water. Its marine unit had just finished patrol when an unexpected “dock inspector” showed up -- a manatee! Officers caught the manatee drinking water flowing from the boat while crews waited for it to move along.
Miami police give back through food distribution
The Community-Police Relations Foundation and the City of Miami Police Department hosted a food distribution event through Farm Share Sunday at St. Agnes Episcopal Church.
Local 10 Special: North Miami, Celebrating a Century
North Miami is a city born after a storm and shaped by culture, cuisine and community. Local 10’s Calvin Hughes takes you on a trip as the city celebrates turning 100 years old!
Local 10 Special: North Miami Beach, Celebrating a Century
North Miami Beach is a diverse community that’s built to last. Local 10’s Janine Stanwood catches up with Jeff Weinsier in his hometown as the city celebrates turning 100 years old!
Man, 85, marks 20th year serving as youth baseball umpire
When young kids play baseball in Carroll County, Maryland, they will often have a seasoned umpire behind the plate. Allen Brougham is marking his 20th year serving as a youth baseball umpire.
Serial killer still awaiting resentencing for 1994 Tamiami Trail killings
In 1994, young women started turning up dead along the Tamiami Trail and fear spread across South Florida. The man behind it — Rory Conde — was ultimately caught and convicted, but decades later, he’s still awaiting resentencing.
Serial killer still awaiting resentencing for 1994 Tamiami Trail killings
In 1994, young women started turning up dead along the Tamiami Trail and fear spread across South Florida. The man behind it — Rory Conde — was ultimately caught and convicted, but decades later, he’s still awaiting resentencing.
Who remembers this old Channel 10 jingle from 1983?
Take a listen down memory lane of the old Channel 10 jingle.
Who remembers this old Channel 10 jingle from 1983?
Take a listen down memory lane of the old Channel 10 jingle.
From humble beginnings to Vegas spotlight: Miami Beach woman’s pizza victory
Loredana Passariello’s story began in Italy, where she worked as an accountant. It was a leap of faith, however, that led her to make a change.
Humane Society of Broward features Frejya, energetic 10-month-old pup ready for adoption
The Humane Society of Broward County is spotlighting Friya, a 10-month-old, high-energy dog in need of a loving, permanent home.
Up for Debate: Do you think rain is relaxing or an inconvenience?
South Florida’s recent stretch of dry weather gave way to a wave of rain this week, prompting renewed debate over how people feel about wet, gray days.
Up for Debate: Is the rain relaxing or an inconvenience
Is the rain relaxing or an inconvenience? Let us know in the comment section.
Single mother of 6 girls carries family through darkest of times through love, perseverance
Good news is living and powerful in South Florida, and it can be found even in the midst of adversity.
Single mother of 6 girls carries family through darkest of times through love, perseverance
Good news is living and powerful in South Florida, and it can be found even in the midst of adversity.
Miami Beach’s iconic rainbow crosswalk finds new home at Lummus Park
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Friday morning at Lummus Park, where Miami Beach’s iconic rainbow sidewalk was installed at less than six months after it was removed from its previous location by the state.
Miami Beach’s iconic rainbow crosswalk now at Lummus Park
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Friday morning at Lummus Park, where Miami Beach’s iconic rainbow sidewalk was installed at, less than six months after it was removed from its previous location by the state.
Artemis II crew gets ready to complete Orion’s last flight day and splashdown in Pacific
After NASA’s Orion spacecraft’s ninth flight day ended with thrusters igniting during the journey back to Earth, four astronauts were on the 10th and last day of the Artemis II mission.
Miami Beach Pride returns this weekend, bigger & bolder than ever!
Eighteen years later, Miami Beach Pride is still one of the stand out events that happens on Ocean Drive, and this year, it’s bigger, bolder and more vibrant than ever.
Miami Beach Pride returns this weekend, bigger & bolder than ever!
Eighteen years later, Miami Beach Pride is still one of the stand out events that happens on Ocean Drive, and this year, it’s bigger, bolder and more vibrant than ever.