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11 hours ago
Teen pleads guilty to manslaughter for stabbing ex in 2024: ‘She wanted to accept responsibility’
A teen accused of fatally stabbing her ex-boyfriend changed her plea on Monday. Loved ones of the 17-year-old victim packed the courtroom.
13 hours ago
Zoo Miami receives bomb threat for fourth straight day
For a fourth consecutive day, a bomb threat has been called into Zoo Miami.
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‘Everyone is thinking business instead of human rights’: Activists slam US-Cuba economic engagement
Reports indicate that Cuba is “open” to U.S. private investment as a humanitarian aid flotilla arrives from Mexico. But amid widespread blackouts ― and now growing unrest ― fueled by U.S. “maximum pressure” campaigns, some South Florida Cuban Americans argue that it’s unwise to engage the island nation’s officials economically before ousting the Communist Party.
11 hours ago
Man critical after crashing moped into Liberty City liquor store
A moped rider was seriously hurt Monday afternoon after crashing into the side of a Miami liquor store, first responders said.
22 hours ago
A look back at Calle Ocho, 1990 edition
CALLE OCHO 1990 | The music, the food, the crowds, the culture — some things never change! See how the festival has evolved over the years.
20 hours ago
2 men displaced after apartment fire in Miami
Two men were displaced after a fire erupted inside of an apartment unit in Miami, firefighters confirmed.
1 day ago
No. 7 Miami draws No. 10 Missouri in opening round of March Madness
The road to Indianapolis begins Friday in St. Louis for head coach Jai Lucas and his No. 7 Miami Hurricanes.
23 hours ago
Rainy weather in Miami moves Cuba support event indoors; fundraiser continues
A rainy day in Miami may have forced a change of plans, but it didn’t stop a local group determined to support people in Cuba.
22 hours ago
Teddy Bridgewater celebrates passing of bill allowing youth coaches to financially support players in need
Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater coached one year in high school and led his team to a state title before returning to the NFL.
1 day ago
Zoo Miami reopened Sunday only to close again due to another bomb threat
Zoo Miami reopened on Sunday morning after it was forced to close on each of the previous two days.
21 hours ago
MDSO: New York man arrested in Miami for selling fake tickets outside World Baseball Classic
Deputies working at the World Baseball Classic in Miami arrested a man from New York who they said was selling counterfeit tickets.
21 hours ago
Police in Miami locate missing endangered man
Authorities in Miami were asking for the public’s help in locating a missing man who they consider endangered.
1 day ago
Calle Ocho festival takes over Little Havana
Several streets in Little Havana will be blocked off on Sunday for the Calle Ocho festival.
2 days ago
Banchero scores 27, Magic top Heat 121-117 and move to 5-0 vs. Miami this season
Paolo Banchero scored 27 points, Desmond Bane added 21 and the Orlando Magic beat the Miami Heat 121-117 on Saturday night, becoming the second team in the last 30 years to beat the same opponent five times in one season.
2 days ago
Crowds pack Miracle Mile for annual St. Patrick’s Street Festival in Coral Gables
Crowds packed Miracle Mile on Saturday for a Coral Gables tradition -- the annual John Martin’s St. Patrick’s Street Festival.
2 days ago
Supporters rally in South Florida as protests grow in Cuba
A small group gathered in South Florida on Saturday to stand in solidarity with people in Cuba who have taken to the streets to protest worsening living conditions.
2 days ago
WATCH ON 10: Orlando visits Miami following overtime win
Orlando Magic (37-28, fifth in the Eastern Conference) vs. Miami Heat (38-29, sixth in the Eastern Conference)
2 days ago
Good Samaritan helps Miami police nab accused hit-and-run driver
After hearing about a fatal hit-and-run that occurred early Friday morning in Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood, a good Samaritan helped police identify the alleged driver, authorities said.
3 days ago
Wells’ walk-off homer gives Dominicans 10-0 rout-rule win over South Korea, WBC semifinal berth
Austin Wells hit a walk-off three-run homer in the seventh inning that ended the game under a tournament rout rule, and the Dominican Republic beat South Korea 10-0 Friday night to reach the World Baseball Classic semifinals.
3 days ago
Police: Argument outside Miami Gardens home ends in deadly shooting
A man is facing a murder charge after police say he shot and killed someone during a dispute outside a home in Miami Gardens.
3 days ago
Deferred but not defeated: Local judge says he will continue to fight for a mental health center
Steven Leifman, a judge and finance chair of the Homeless Trust, has been on a quest to help address a societal problem he has experienced in his Miami-Dade courtroom, defendants with untreated mental health issues leading to what he says is a revolving door of arrest and release.
3 days ago
In Miami’s Little Havana, Versailles colada drinkers support U.S. military intervention in Cuba
Osvaldo Hernandez shed some tears on Friday at Versailles in Miami’s Little Havana. Change in his native Cuba is all he could talk about.
2 days ago
Miami police seek driver in hit-and-run that killed man, 62, near gas station
Miami police asked for the public’s help in locating a driver who they say was involved in a fatal hit-and-run that occurred early Friday morning.
3 days ago
Homestead man accused of selling drugs to undercover agent at Miami smoke shop
A 25-year-old Homestead man was arrested Thursday after police say he sold illegal drugs to an undercover officer at a Miami smoke shop, leading to a raid that uncovered large quantities of suspected narcotics.
Lawmaker says US ‘talks’ with Cuba not negotiations: ‘It was letting them know their time is up’
On Thursday, the Trump administration teased what the president calls “talks” with Cuba as the country faces an economic crisis.
Miami commissioners want millions back from Joe Carollo
Miami city commissioners voted Thursday to pursue legal action against former Commissioner Joe Carollo in an effort to recover taxpayer money spent defending him in legal battles while he was in office.
Duo impersonated owners of $10M Gables Estates property to try to steal millions, feds say
Two men are facing charges in Miami federal court after agents said they stole the identities of the owners of a $10 million property in a ritzy South Florida neighborhood ― all in an underhanded attempt to use the land as collateral for a $6 million loan.
Police: 2 injured in Miami crash involving car, motor bike
Two people were injured Thursday morning in a crash involving a car and a motor bike in Miami, police confirmed.
Students, parents react after Gatorade allegedly thrown at assistant principal at Norland Middle
A routine school dismissal turned chaotic Tuesday at Norland Middle School in Miami Gardens after police say a parent threw a drink at an assistant principal, and on Wednesday, students and parents expressed their shock about what occurred.
The Fair opens in Miami-Dade with new rides, foods and discounted entry
The excitement is already building as staff get ready to open The Fair in Miami-Dade County, where this year’s theme is “Wild About the Fair.”
Deferred, but not defeated: Miami-Dade judge says fight will continue for mental health center
Steven Leifman, a judge and finance chair of the Homeless Trust, has been on a quest to help address a societal problem he has experienced in his Miami-Dade courtroom.
Coconut Grove residents suing city over infamous ‘Old Smokey’ incinerator: ‘An injustice was done’
A group of Miami residents is taking legal action against the city, claiming they were sickened by a notorious incinerator in the city’s Coconut Grove neighborhood.
Zoo Miami introduces 5 African painted dog pups
Zoo Miami announced earlier this week that its five African painted dog pups are now open to the public after spending a few months off display bonding with their parents.
‘They brokered deals to the 1%’: Alexander brothers’ fall sent ‘shockwaves’ through real estate biz
On Monday, twin brothers Oren and Alon Alexander, 38, along with their older brother Tal Alexander, 39, were convicted of sex trafficking
Heat fans react to Bam Adebayo’s historic 83-point outing: ‘It was amazing, man’
Monday was a historic night for the Miami Heat and one that star forward Bam Adebayo and his fans will never forget.
Miami’s newest ‘girls’ club’ doesn’t do guest lists — it does 10,000 steps
In a city that moves fast, these women move together.
Bam Adebayo scores 83 points, 2nd-best in NBA history, sets FT records in Heat win over Wizards
Bam Adebayo scored 83 points, the second-best scoring effort in NBA history, to carry the Miami Heat to a 150-129 win over the Washington Wizards on Tuesday night.
Pitbull to turn childhood Wynwood home into his entertainment headquarters
The South Florida home where global superstar Pitbull grew up will soon house his empire.
Man gets life for murdering 10-year-old South Florida boy
More than a decade after a little boy was gunned down during a South Florida robbery, his convicted killer learned his fate on Tuesday.
Nurse arrested for colleague’s 2024 murder in Palm Beach
Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office deputies announced on Tuesday that a suspect in a 2024 murder had been arrested in Miami.
Man arrested at MIA for child sexual abuse videos after Colombia trip, feds say
A man from the Chicago area appeared in Miami federal court on Monday after he was arrested on federal child sexual abuse material-related charges after arriving in South Florida on a flight from Colombia.
MIA unveils new sleep rooms for travelers needing rest between flights
If you’ve ever been stuck at the airport with hours to kill — or even an overnight delay — there’s now a new option at Miami International Airport.
Attorneys clash during hearing over lawsuit filed against city of Miami; judge recuses himself
Tensions were high in a South Florida federal courtroom Monday during a hearing in a pending lawsuit filed against the City of Miami and several of its employees.
Turning Point USA’s FIU president steps down following involvement in racist chat
The president of Florida International University’s Turning Point USA chapter has resigned.
Cuban exiles fear Trump’s new deal doesn’t include political change
As U.S.-Cuba negotiations continued, President Donald Trump’s administration was preparing to announce a new deal soon, sources with knowledge of the plan recently said, according to USA Today.
Tequila-fueled tryst ended with woman taking Miami man’s Cartier watch to-go, cops say
After a night of Don Julio tequila and a quick hookup, police say a Miami man realized his $9,000 Cartier watch had left the building ― along with his date.
Here are the apps helping drivers find gas stations with lowest prices amid sudden increase
GasBuddy is among the free apps aiming to help drivers in the U.S. save on gas as prices continued to increase on Monday.
Florida gasoline prices increase past national average
Florida’s average gasoline retail prices were higher than the national average on Monday, but still lower than the highest recorded average price in 2022, according to the nonprofit American Automobile Association.
Miami girl, 11, found in good health after being reported missing
Miami police have located an 11-year-old girl who was reported missing, authorities confirmed Monday.
Miami Heat Family Festival rescheduled; fans receive email to RSVP for new date
The Miami Heat Family Festival will be held this Sunday after it was postponed March 1 due to weather.
‘Cocaine Cowboys:’ Verdict that stunned Miami in 1996
It was the verdict that stunned Miami in 1996. “Cocaine Cowboys” Willie Falcon and Sal Magluta were acquitted at the height of the drug wars. But the feds weren’t finished.
Herro scores 25, Adebayo hits milestone and Heat top Pistons 121-110, Detroit’s 4th straight loss
Tyler Herro scored 25 points, Bam Adebayo had 24 to go over the 10,000-point mark for his career, and the Miami Heat beat Detroit 121-110 on Sunday night to extend the Pistons’ season-worst losing streak to four games.
Police: 2 men injured in Little Haiti shooting
An investigation is ongoing after a shooting in Little Haiti.
Spring break returns to South Beach with crowds, fitness focus
Spring break is back in South Beach, and the sidewalks are full of people and restaurant tables are nearly full.
Daylight saving time returns as debate continues over ending clock changes
The return of daylight saving time means losing an hour of sleep this weekend.
Protests erupt in Cuba as power outages persist
Social media video shows protests breaking out in Havana as thousands of people across Cuba remain without electricity amid the island’s energy crisis.
Carnaval on the Mile fills Miracle Mile with music, art and food
Thousands of people from across South Florida packed Miracle Mile for Carnaval on the Mile, a two-day street festival featuring live music, art and food.
Advocate and trailblazer: Miami Lighthouse CEO receives prestigious award
Virginia Jacko, President and CEO of Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired, is the recipient of the 2026 Impact Advocate Award.
First responders continue battling fire at northwest Miami-Dade warehouse
A massive fire that erupted Thursday at a large warehouse in northwest Miami-Dade continued to burn Saturday.
Heat stop Hornets’ 6-game winning streak behind 33 points from Tyler Herro
Tyler Herro had 33 points, nine rebounds and nine assists and the Miami Heat snapped the Charlotte Hornets’ six-game winning streak with a 128-120 victory Friday night.
Prominent Miami developer indicted for ‘$85 million fraud scheme,’ feds say
Prominent South Florida developer Rishi Kapoor was indicted in federal court for “orchestrating an $85 million fraud scheme, failing to pay millions in taxes, and lying to financial institutions to obtain funds to purchase a luxury yacht,” prosecutors said in a news release on Friday.
Miami mayor asks drivers for patience as FPL upgrades prompt street closures
Miami Mayor Elieen Higgins asked drivers for patience on Friday and for months to come as Florida Power & Light’s crews work on upgrades.
WNBA star Arike Ogunbowale arrested after altercation at Miami’s E11EVEN nightclub: Cops
WNBA All-Star Arike Ogunbowale is facing a misdemeanor battery charge in South Florida following an incident at the popular E11EVEN nightclub in downtown Miami early Thursday morning, according to police.
Trump: Cuba ‘is going to fall pretty soon,’ assigns Rubio to negotiate deal
President Donald Trump said Friday that Cuba “is going to fall pretty soon” and announced he is assigning Secretary of State Marco Rubio to negotiate a deal aimed at regime change on the island.
Man arrested after victim survives shooting at Hialeah motel before being killed at Miami motel
A suspect has been arrested following two Miami-Dade County motel shootings that led to the death of a man, although so far he is only officially linked to one of the shootings, authorities said.
Man exposes self to 14-year-old girl on bus in Miami, blames ‘prostate problem,’ cops say
A man is facing a felony charge after Miami police accused him of exposing himself to a 14-year-old girl on a county bus in the city’s Little Havana neighborhood on Thursday.
Miami woman accused of shooting man riding e-bike in Little River
A Miami woman was arrested Thursday on allegations that she shot a man while he was riding an electric bike late last year in the city’s Little River neighborhood, police confirmed.
Heat surge past the Nets 126-110 as Brooklyn’s skid reaches 10
Tyler Herro scored 25 points, Bam Adebayo added 21 and the Miami Heat beat Brooklyn 126-110 on Thursday night, sending the Nets to their 10th consecutive loss.
Miami celebrates 305 Day with Pitbull lookalike contest
The city turned up Thursday night to celebrate 305 Day, proving once again Miami never needs much of an excuse to party.
First flight departs Miami for Israel following start of war in Iran
There is newfound relief from Israeli citizens who were stuck in the United States amid the unrest in the Middle East.
Miami man jumps through Tesla window to attack Lyft driver over misplaced cellphone, police say
A Miami man is facing a felony charge after police said he went berserk on a Lyft driver downtown after misplacing his cellphone, “jumping through” the window of a Tesla to attack him after they met to get the victim his misplaced cellphone back.
Deputies: 19-year-old woman arrested after road rage at PortMiami
A 19-year-old woman faced felony charges on Thursday after a road rage conflict ended with her arrest at PortMiami.
Americans stranded in Middle East hoping government can help get them home: ‘We’re just waiting’
There is an urgent scramble going on abroad as Americans are trying to leave the Middle East amid ongoing fighting with Iran.
‘Not a victimless crime’: Florida AG, sheriff announce 7 arrests in multi-county retail theft case
During a news conference in Miami on Wednesday, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced the arrests of seven people he said were involved in an organized retail theft ring that spanned multiple Florida counties, including Miami-Dade.
A water park in your neighborhood? Tallahassee takes aim at Miami-Dade development rules
At commission chambers across cities and counties, residents with a view on high profile development projects will often show up to be heard.
Project to revitalize Flagler Street in downtown Miami opens third section
A portion of a large project in Miami has been completed.
Inter Miami announces new venue will be called Nu Stadium
Inter Miami’s brand new soccer stadium being built at Miami Freedom Park is nearing its completion.
Miami Sound Space: The come-as-you-are choir, striking a chord in South Florida
In a city shaped by many voices, one choir is proving that diversity drives harmony.
Americans struggling to get home due to air travel disruption over Middle East conflict
The U.S. State Department says it is working on getting American citizens out of the Middle East as the widening conflict that started Saturday is disrupting travel around the globe.
College football player from South Florida dies in Colorado car crash
A South Florida football star playing collegiately has passed away.
Miami police seek senior reported missing in Little Havana
Miami police asked for the public’s help Tuesday in locating a 78-year-old man who they said has been missing since for nearly two weeks.
12 more arrested in yearslong South Florida ‘fraudulent insurance school’ case
Nearly two years after making the first series of arrests in the case of a “fraudulent insurance school” near the Miami airport, state investigators say they’ve ensnared 12 more agents.
US urges citizens to leave Middle East as Iran conflict disrupts flights worldwide
The escalating war with Iran is disrupting air travel across the globe.
Supreme Court leaves $63.5M verdict against Joe Carollo intact in Ball & Chain case
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an appeal by former Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo, effectively ending his legal battle with the business owners of Ball & Chain in Little Havana.
Gasoline prices increase in South Florida, but remain lower than the national average
Florida’s average gas retail prices increased, but remain lower than the national average and lower than the highest recorded average price in 2022, according to the nonprofit American Automobile Association.
Local 10 catches up with stars of new Pixar, Disney film ‘Hoppers’
Get ready to leap into Pixar and Disney’s next big adventure with “Hoppers.”
Impact from conflict in Iran could be felt at gas pumps, inside supermarkets
The Iran conflict threatens to place upward pressure on more than just prices at the pump.
‘We’re all on edge’: South Florida man stranded in Israel as airspace closes after strikes on Iran
The sound of missile sirens was captured on a cellphone in Jerusalem, where Aventura resident Scott Wayne is waiting at his hotel for word on how he can return home.
Cuban opposition groups unite under banner of pushing for regime change
Opposition groups within the Cuban community came together in Miami on Monday, ramping up their effort for a regime change and presenting a concrete transition plan to see it happen.
Hearing held for boys charged as adults in alleged rape of 12-year-old girl in Overtown
The mother of 12-year-old Jusiah Jones shouted outside of a court hearing Monday after her son, along with two other boys, were recently charged as adults in a case involving the rape of a 12-year-old girl.
Russian tourist accused of stealing $45K statue, $16K wine bottle in Miami
A Russian tourist is facing multiple felony charges after police say he stole a high-priced statue from a Miami art gallery and a rare bottle of wine from a restaurant this past Saturday.
Motorcyclist killed in crash on I-395 exit ramp in Miami
A motorcyclist has died after he crashed into a barrier wall Monday morning on the Interstate 395 exit ramp to Biscayne Boulevard in Miami, authorities confirmed.
From finance to food, Kassidy Angelo, of Daniel’s, serves up major inspiration
From finance to food, this week’s Fresh Face is proof that the most important ingredient to success is taking a leap of faith.
Miami crash causes closure of South Dixie Highway near end of I-95
A traffic accident caused a lane closure in a busy part of Miami early Sunday morning.
Firefighters join forces with American Lung Association for stair-climbing fundraiser at loanDepot park
South Florida firefighters went on a special mission Sunday.
‘I’m upset, I’m angry’: Mother speaks out after daughter raped in Miami
A mother is asking for justice for her 12-year-old daughter, after police said a group of boys raped her in a community garden in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood.