Isabella Martin joined the reporting team at WPLG in July 2025. \n\nBorn and raised in Metro Detroit, she developed a passion for storytelling early on—always more interested in breaking news and crime cases than typical childhood distractions.\n\nIsabella studied Journalism at Michigan State University and began her reporting career at Fox 47 (WSYM) in Lansing, where she covered major stories like the MSU mass shooting, COVID learning gaps, and the disappearance of Brendan Santo.\n\nBefore joining WPLG, she reported for ABC 13 (KTNV) in Las Vegas, where she covered everything from viral national headlines to community-driven stories. Whether she’s reporting on local development frustrations, investigating fatal crash trends, or amplifying survivor voices, Isabella is committed to digging deeper and telling stories that matter.\n\nIsabella is thrilled to join Local 10, and tell the people of South Florida’s stories.\n\nReach out to Isabella for any story ideas at Imartin@wplg.com\n
The post-Thanksgiving travel rush was in full swing Friday morning, with Miami International Airport jam-packed as travelers made their way home after the holiday.
Dentro de la cocina de Branches en Florida City, el ajetreo de Acción de Gracias comienza antes del amanecer. Las estufas cobran vida, los hornos se llenan de pavos asándose y los voluntarios se mueven rápido para preparar más de mil comidas calientes para familias necesitadas.
Inside the kitchen at Branches in Florida City, the Thanksgiving rush begins before sunrise. Stoves roar to life, ovens fill with roasting turkeys and volunteers move quickly to prepare more than a thousand hot meals for families in need.
La rapera Megan Thee Stallion subió al estrado la mañana del viernes en su juicio por difamación contra la bloguera Milagro Cooper en un tribunal federal de Miami.
Un hombre murió el domingo en el incendio de una casa móvil en Davie. Vecinos trataron de rescatarlo sin éxito. Autoridades lo encontraron en una bañera.
A new type of boat racing is coming to Miami this weekend as the E1 Series makes its U.S. debut at Miami Marine Stadium, featuring high-speed, all-electric powerboats in what organizers call the first world championship designed for clean and quiet marine racing.
Mientras los aviones continúan aterrizando y los suministros de ayuda llegan a Jamaica, el operador de pista del aeropuerto, Andres Brumley, trabaja mientras lidia con la preocupación de no saber si su familia en casa sobrevivió a la tormenta.