Andrea Torres is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in May 2013 as an assignment desk editor.
A native of Bogotá, Colombia, Andrea is a digital journalist.
While a student at Florida International University, where she received the FIU Journalism Spirit Award, she began an internship with The Miami Herald in 2004. During her nine years with the Herald, she served as a writer, reporter, news clerk, assistant producer and continuous news desk producer.
The Green Shade Awards recognized her writing in June 2012. She won a Suncoast Emmy Award for her role on "Sex Offenders: Live & Learn," an investigation that required her data analysis skills.
When she is not at the beach, you can find her reading, painting, sculpting, or taking pictures.
Although crisis counselors are still available on the 988 Lifeline, Thursday was the first day without the “press 3 option” for the LGBTQ+ youth services program.
Un sospechoso buscado fue hallado en un auto volcado tras un choque en Richmond West, Miami-Dade. Dos adultos heridos fueron trasladados al Ryder Trauma Center mientras la investigación continúa.
Un ex empleado de Downtown Doral Charter Upper School fue declarado culpable de cuatro delitos sexuales contra estudiantes, tras haberlos grabado y acosado. Su sentencia será el 20 de agosto.
Jurors announced Thursday that a former Downtown Doral Charter Upper School employee was guilty of four out of the seven crimes he was accused of committing against students at the charter school.
Una jueza cuestionó a los alguaciles por no arrestar antes a Clifton Silimon, un empleado de recolección de basura acusado de múltiples robos. Silimon acumula numerosos casos pendientes pese a sus antecedentes penales.
Miami Dade County Circuit Judge Ellen Venzer said in court on Tuesday that she wanted someone to explain why a suspect involved in 60 separate cases had not been arrested before.
A 62-year-old woman called 911 for help in West Park, and Broward County Sheriff’s Office deputies ended up arresting her, according to records released on Tuesday.
An unemployed man appeared in Miami-Dade County court on Tuesday after confessing to police that he had stolen from a homeless man in Tamiami, Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputies’ records show.
Detectives arrestaron a un delincuente armado por un robo en un edificio de condominios en Miami Beach, y aproximadamente un mes después, sus presuntas víctimas buscan justicia en la corte civil del condado de Miami-Dade.