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A rip current statement in effect for Coastal Broward and Coastal Miami Dade Regions

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A rip current statement in effect for Coastal Broward and Coastal Miami Dade Regions

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Developer: Suarez consulted for real estate company while serving as Miami mayor

Hollywood man accused of trapping cats, making them ‘disappear’

Man’s murder in Broward: Deputy-involved shooting kills suspect, cops arrest another suspect

EXCLUSIVE: ‘Toki’ prepares to move out of Miami Seaquarium

Tokitae is as majestic and powerful as ever. Jessica Comolli, the director of the Miami Seaquarium’s animal health department, said Tokitae is doing great.

Appeal court orders Miami Gardens pastor to pay legal fees

The Third District Court of Appeal has sided with WPLG TV and ordered Miami Gardens Pastor Eric Readon and his attorneys to pay $73,372.29 plus interest for attorneys’ fees and court costs WPLG incurred.

Elevator company defends work after Metromover complaints; airport has its own problems

After riders voiced frustration over broken elevators and escalators at Miami Metromover stations, the elevator company responsible for maintaining them is defending its work after county officials said they’re looking for a new vendor.

Broken elevators, escalators plague Metromover system, so why aren’t they fixed?

Miami-Dade's mayor acknowledged rider frustration with the system's myriad broken elevators and escalators, saying the county is looking at a change.

Clean plate: List of establishments with zero violations

Below is a list of places that had ZERO VIOLATIONS on their unannounced state inspection in April.

Fort Lauderdale issues warning to owner of Airbnb home associated with man’s unsolved murder

After a man’s unsolved murder, city officials found something wrong with the crime scene in Broward County.

Over 10 years later, Miami detectives have yet to find teen’s killer

It has been over a decade since a killer shot a 16-year-old boy in Miami and his relatives said homicide detectives have yet to identify a suspect.

Pembroke Park commissioner accused of creating hostile work environment while mayor

Pembroke Park Commissioner Geoffrey Jacobs will soon be under investigation for allegedly creating a hostile work environment while he was mayor of the town.

Tip results in search warrant amid probe into unlicensed assisted living facility

A 39-year-old woman is facing criminal charges in Miami-Dade County in a case related to a two-story four-bedroom house that neighbors said Wednesday often had a strong odor of marijuana coming from the inside, and people coming in and out regularly — including a group who fired guns nearby.

10 places make this week’s Dirty Dining list

All the places that were ordered shut were allowed to re-open following an ordered clean up and re-inspection.

Officials: Extreme Broward flooding not a result of pumps or canals, which functioned normally

Areas impacted by the worst flooding this week can expect some relief over the next day.

Co-op association orders woman remove camera — only after it caught president behaving badly

A new fight is now brewing at a Hallandale Beach building that was the focus of a recent Local 10 News investigation. A camera that caught a now-former co-op building president verbally abusing and harassing a resident is being forced down.

Miramar residents suing city, claiming it’s responsible for their broken pipes

Several Miramar residents have filed a class-action lawsuit against the city, alleging improper water treatment is causing damage to their pipes.

Dania Beach landlord charged after spray-painting ‘fat f---’ on tenant’s door

A Dania Beach landlord who was the focus of a recent Local 10 News investigation has been charged with one count of criminal mischief for spray-painting a vulgar insult on a tenant’s Ring doorbell camera.

In meeting, tenants seek answers from city after historic Miami high-rise suddenly evacuated

Tenants and owners in a century-old downtown high-rise pressed Miami officials for answers Friday after they suddenly deemed their building unsafe and evacuated it this week.

Inspectors find live maggots at Taco Bell in South Florida

Here is a list of places inspected by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation last week in South Florida that were ordered shut or had a roach, rodent, and or fly issue.

South Florida grandmother claims eyedrops caused blindness

A South Florida grandmother is adjusting to life after a bacterial infection took her right eye.

Magistrate confronts Dania Beach landlord over ‘terrible’ conditions; city asks state to intervene

Ori Gal owns residential real estate in Dania Beach. A mother and her three children live in one of his rodent-infested apartments with mold, and termite damage and without a proper ceiling, or working kitchen.

Miami-Dade advocates want legislators to pass laws going after corrupt associations

There is a joint effort that includes prosecutors, elected officials, and state lawmakers to protect the millions of Floridians who are living in communities with condominium and homeowners associations.

Man wins $10K lottery prize, but state instead claims he owes them money

A South Florida man thought he'd hit the jackpot, winning thousands of dollars on a Florida Lottery scratch off ticket.

Property manager’s refusal to fix elevator hurts Broward cancer patient who wants to go home

Frustrated South Florida community teams up, fights back against property management company

Residents of one South Florida community are describing how they fought back and got rid of their property management company.

President of Hallandale Beach co-op building resigns following Local 10 investigation

The president of a Hallandale Beach co-op building who was caught on camera verbally abusing a female resident has resigned following a Local 10 News investigation.

Multiple residents across South Florida share horror stories about same property management company

People living in several South Florida communities all sharing horror stories about the same property management company.

Hallandale Beach co-op president taken to court after yelling obscenities at female residents

The president of a Hallandale Beach co-op building was caught on camera verbally abusing a resident who was walking to the laundry room.

Unlicensed, unregulated homes offering post-op care remain dangerous problem in South Florida

South Florida has seen an increase in the number of unlicensed and unregulated homes advertising post-operative care as more people travel to South Florida seeking invasive cosmetic procedures.

Kitchen reopens at Sunrise ALF after rodents filmed crawling around

The kitchen is back open at a South Florida assisted living facility following a Local 10 News investigation.

Overtown apartments’ property manager blames city’s delay for lack of electric service

More than a week later without electricity, a property manager in Miami said the repairs couldn’t move forward because of pending permits with the city.

Roach issues now found in several rooms in ALF where kitchen was ordered shut

Pacifica Senior Living Sunrise received an “Unsatisfactory” inspection last Friday after roaches were found in several residents’ rooms.

Pacifica Senior Living residents in Sunrise struggle without kitchen amid rat infestation

Rodent issues at Sunrise senior living facility leads state to close kitchen

The Florida Department of Health has ordered a senior living facility in Broward County to shut its kitchen and alleviate a serious rodent issue after local 10 news brought the problem to the state’s attention.

Dirty Dining: Inspector finds 31 violations at Kendall restaurant, rodent droppings in Thai restaurant’s pan

The Florida Files Podcast: The Life and Death of XXXTentacion

It's been more than three years since Jahseh Onfroy was gunned down outside of a motorsports store in Deerfield Beach. Now, his accused killers are getting ready to go on trial.

Tenants in Little Havana building told to get out, but why?

Just before the holidays, residents are left scrambling to find new places to live as a landlord sends eviction notices to everyone in the building.

Weston Hills Country Club wants homeowner’s $100,000 pickup truck out of sight

A Weston Hills Country Club homeowner has been put on notice and told to park his new $100,000 pickup truck in a garage, out of sight, or face fines.

Woman pays $21K deposit for roof, solar panels but 12 months later has nothing

A South Florida woman thought she'd have her new roof and solar panels installed by hurricane season after handing over thousands of dollars in January.

Listen to FLORIDA FILES: Investigation into a police shootout gone wrong

In Local 10's true-crime podcast, The Florida Files, the latest season investigates the police shootout that killed two innocent victims three years ago. Victims of the families relive that dreadful day.

Teen awakened by man standing over her during father-daughter retreat

Three South Florida teens found themselves in a real life horror story that was captured on camera.

FLORIDA FILES: Listen to episode 3 of police shootout gone wrong

On Dec. 5, 2019, Frank Ordonez would go to work at UPS and never return home. He'd be taken hostage by two armed robbers and end up in the midst of a police shootout in Miramar Parkway. Richard Cutshaw would be driving home from work and he'd be caught in the crossfire and shot in the head while in his car. Hear the stories of what happened that day and where things stand 3 years later.

Hialeah school asks state investigators to look into ‘alarming’ barbers’ licensing fraud

State officials found nearly 90 students were enrolled last year at the Futura Career Institute in Hialeah, yet there were more fraudsters who were not listed who were claiming that they had graduated when they never even attended.

AG Moody subpoenas car dealers after Local 10 investigation into illegal fees

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has subpoenaed several South Florida car dealerships after Local 10 Investigates exposed a number of dealers charging illegal fees to customers buying out their leases.

Residents of several communities express outrage with same property management company

People living in several South Florida communities with Homeowner’s Associations claimed they were living a nightmare and it was all because of one property management company.

Gas station owner says he’s not at fault after customer sold contaminated fuel

A South Florida man who spent $180 on a tank of diesel says he received bad fuel and a state inspection confirms problems at the pump.

Convicted felon accused of killing 2 to be released from prison early

The man convicted of killing two Broward County women in 1986 will be released in less than 90 days from a Florida prison.

Miami Seaquarium ‘welcomes’ more county oversight after inspection fallout

After the U.S. Department of Agriculture made public a report that the Miami Seaquarium’s dolphins were more aggressive due to drastic food cuts, Miami-Dade County officials issued the park a formal notice of noncompliance.

Self-proclaimed witch arrested in apprentice’s murder speaks from Broward jail

In 2020, 21-year-old Leila Cavett traveled with her young son from Georgia to South Florida to sell a white pickup truck to a man named Shannon Ryan. But she suddenly vanished.

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