Woman hospitalized after being struck by train in Miami

A woman was hospitalized after authorities say she was struck by a train in Miami on Tuesday morning.

Miami store owner’s $1M fake cigar label scheme goes up in smoke, cops say

A Miami business owner is accused of selling stolen goods and amassing more than $1 million worth of counterfeit cigar labels and boxes.

Propane tank explodes during residential fire displacing 8 in Miami

A propane tank exploded while firefighters worked on Sunday at a single-story residential duplex in Miami’s Flagami neighborhood.

Miami double murder suspect made cryptic Facebook posts before condo killings

“Thank you God for forgiving me, I’m ready for everything, amen,” Carlos Travieso posted on his Facebook page Sunday, three days before he would be arrested and accused of killing his ex-girlfriend and her mother at a condominium building in Miami’s Flagami neighborhood Wednesday morning.

Mother, daughter shot dead in condo in Miami’s Flagami neighborhood

Miami police investigated a double homicide in the city’s Flagami neighborhood Wednesday morning.

After-school camp coach molested 9-year-old boy twice at Miami park, police say

A 19-year-old after-school camp coach at a Miami park molested a 9-year-old boy twice, leading to his arrest Monday on two felony charges, according to police.

‘It’s scary’: Residents of Miami neighborhood want to find angry man damaging cars

Miami residents living in a neighborhood on the western edge of the city are hoping police can find a man who is going around damaging their property for no apparent reason.

Miami commissioner tackling drain-clogging debris that causes waterlogged streets

From day one when Local 10 News launched Don't Trash Our Treasure, we've been documenting the growing litter problem plaguing South Florida that causes street flooding, poisons our bay and waterways and kills wildlife.

City, ‘frustrated’ plaintiffs await new ruling after court pauses new Miami commission map

Miami’s redistricting saga took another turn Monday after a court placed a temporary halt on a new city commission district map ordered in place by a federal judge the day prior.

Court order: Miami ‘gerrymandered’ its commission map again, judge chooses new one

In response to a lawsuit, a federal judge ruled Sunday that the city of Miami commissioners’ proposed district map, purportedly drawn to address issues of racial gerrymandering present in the current boundaries, failed to make significant enough changes to fix the problems he originally identified.