Sunshine Perez appeared to cast a scowl in her mugshot as she was booked into the Miami-Dade jail on a Broward arrest warrant, facing charges in connection with a deadly crash on Florida’s Turnpike in January.

A 37-year-old man is facing an attempted arson charge after police said he tried to set a gas pump on fire at a gas station in Miami-Dade County, authorities said.

“The Show Miami” is coming to the Miami Beach Convention Center next month, bringing top designers and industry leaders to South Florida.

A United States Customs and Border Protection agent was arrested Monday morning after Miami-Dade deputies said he attacked his daughter and attempted to strangle her boyfriend during a dispute over a car crash.

Organizers of a breakaway European Super League have revealed new plans to create a rival to the Champions League.

An emboldened fringe of right-wing “manosphere” influencers has seized on Donald Trump’s presidential win to justify and amplify misogynistic derision and threats online.

An optical network unit was left burned after catching fire in a Sweetwater neighborhood Tuesday afternoon, with the cause still unclear.

Local 10 News anchor Nicole Perez and reporter Roy Ramos announced to viewers Thursday they are expecting their second child!

Reigning Formula One champion Max Verstappen continues his relentless march toward a third straight world title with a dominating win at the Austrian Grand Prix.

Miami-Dade police officers arrested one of their colleagues after she was involved in an apparent love triangle dispute that turned violent at a Palmetto Bay restaurant, according to an arrest report.

A Miami mother is looking for answers after sustaining severe injuries during a hit-and-run crash last Saturday.

Some residents in Broward County are still dealing with flooding issues caused by this week's historic rain.

For the first time in 25 years, Colombia has opened military service to women.

A Pennsylvania lobbyist is naming the Democratic state representative who she says sexually harassed her.

Doctors are encouraging others to get checked-up after January marks Nation Thyroid Awareness Month.

Tutti, a 10-year-old African Sulcata tortoise, has found a forever home at Camp Lingua in Broward County.

The Supreme Court seemed sympathetic to the arguments of a deaf student who sued his public school system for providing an inadequate education.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' effort to place candidates fully aligned with his conservative views on school boards throughout the state is helping him expand his influence.

Hialeah police say a man who fatally shot another man Wednesday afternoon during a road rage incident is not facing charges at this time, as it appears he fired the shot in self-defense.

The fire is at Trinity Pineland County Park on Southwest 73rd Place and 77th Street.

A major shakeup is coming to the Miami-Dade County Public Schools Board following Tuesday's election.

A doctor with Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer is a principal investigator for a newly approved breast cancer drug.

Election time is right around the corner, and while school board races usually don't receive a lot of attention, that may not be the case this year.

According to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office, 23-year-old Stefani Perez and 33-year-old Yariras Castillo were taken into custody Saturday night near Mile Marker 29.

Raina Perez’s steal at midcourt and go-ahead layup with 14 seconds left lifted top-seeded N.

Jessica Perez says she got to Kendall Regional Medical Center as fast as she could after her mom’s doctor told her she was in her final hours and should come say good bye.

Project Homekey is set for a massive expansion in California.

The former police chief of Connecticut’s largest city has been sentenced to one year in prison for rigging the hiring process that led to his appointment in 2018.

After the virus descended on New York, the only sounds in the streets were wailing ambulance sirens. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)NEW YORK – Pamela Puchalski still remembers how frightening it felt when the coronavirus upended life in her New York City neighborhood last March. The city’s cultural institutions and organizations sought solutions as the pandemic disrupted a year’s worth of concerts, festivals, performances and special events. “We really, really felt kind of a sense among our community, this need for live in-person events,” she said. That’s the draw of New York City, she said, and part of the reason New Yorkers have tried so hard to adapt, to find the ways forward.

Perez hit a jumper from near the left elbow with 2.1 seconds left to help third-ranked N.C. State beat fifth-ranked Louisville 58-56 in Sunday's championship game, securing the Wolfpack's first back-to-back titles in program history. Then there was Perez, last year's Big West Conference player of the year at Cal State Fullerton. “I was honestly looking for the pass,” Perez said. But two-time ACC player of the year Dana Evans missed a 3 off Kianna Smith's pass, sending Wolfpack players spilling to midcourt to celebrate. AdLouisville: The Cardinals claimed the league regular-season title and the top seed after edging N.C. State by a small win-percentage margin even though the Wolfpack took the only meeting, winning on the road while the Cardinals held a No.

MIRAMAR, Fla. – Hundreds of residents are dealing with costly pipe repairs in Miramar. Many homeowners think the method the city uses to filter their water is to blame, but the city said that isn’t the case. “They have a lot of little pinhole leaks all through the copper pipes,” Perez said. Perez said she has been told that it is the way the city of Miramar treats their water. It cost him $12,000 and he decided to spend the money after a plumber warned him the pipe leaks would most likely keep happening.

PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. – Two guys driving through a Pembroke Pines neighborhood are committing a federal crime as they casually grab mail out of homeowners’ mailboxes. Under US Code 18 Section 1708, mail theft is a punishable offense and it is defined as taking any piece of mail that is not your own for any purpose. Mail theft can result from stealing from private mailboxes, collection boxes, postal workers or mail trucks. Charges for mail theft can result in up to five years in federal prison and fines of up to $250,000. If you recognize the car or know anything about the mail thieves, Pembroke Pines police are asking you to call Broward Crimestoppers at (954) 493-8477.

Last week’s count of new applications for unemployment benefits was down from 757,000 the previous week, the Labor Department said Thursday. The number of people who are continuing to receive traditional unemployment benefits fell to 6.8 million, the government said, from 7.2 million. That suggests that more Americans are finding jobs and no longer receiving unemployment aid. Government stimulus, in the form of federal unemployment benefits, aid for small businesses and checks to most individuals has largely run out. And unless Congress continues the extended benefit program, millions of jobless people will run out of aid entirely by year’s end.

KEY LARGO, Fla. – A Hollywood boy, drifting alone onboard the family boat off Key Largo, helped save his grandparents in the ocean. “They were just floating away,” recalls 11-year-old Avani Perez. Jim Harris, Perez' grandfather, went into the water to free the line and ended up cutting it. 11-year-old Avani Perez and his grandfather, Jim Harris. “But we are even more thankful for them for what they did to help us.”11-year-old Avani Perez with two members of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers.

Bridgeport Police Chief Armando "A.J." Mayor Joe Ganim announced Chief Armando “A.J.” Perez resigned and that he was naming Assistant Chief Rebeca Garcia as acting chief. Perez, 64, of Trumbull, and acting personnel Director David Dunn, 72, of Stratford, were each charged with wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and with making false statements to investigators. Perez, 64, of Trumbull, Connecticut, and Dunn, 72, of Stratford, Connecticut, were each charged with wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and with making false statements to investigators. He was released from prison in 2010 and elected mayor again in 2015, after apologizing and asking residents for a second chance.

But in recent days, she stepped into the middle of a bitter feud between Almagro and the leadership of the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights, or IACHR, the regions top rights watchdog. Human rights defenders and the United Nations immediately condemned the move as a threat to the IACHRs independence. This intervention is suggestive of an unprecedented political maneuver by the OAS' secretary general, he said. She says she learned about Almagros plans to issue a statement from other OAS employees not the Secretary General himself. I have always been willing to listen and I am open to any serious and impartial investigation with all rights preserved.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Nicole Perez, Local 10 News’ evening anchor, said Monday that she and her husband, Roy Ramos, are feeling much better. Ramos, a Local 10 News reporter, said there were only a lingering cough and fatigue leftover from his COVID-19 induced pneumonia. Perez said she no longer feels nausea, but she still hasn’t recovered her sense of taste or smell. Ramos and Perez are still far from being able to return to work. Nicole, Ramos, Betty Davis, Local 10 News chief meteorologist, and Louis Aguirre, a Local 10 News anchor, are among the nine Local 10 News employees who were recently diagnosed with COVID-19.

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. – Roy Ramos and Nicole Perez are fighting COVID-19, but they have both been experiencing very different symptoms. Ramos and Perez, who are married, and Louis Aguirre, a Local 10 News anchor, are among the nine Local 10 News employees who were diagnosed with COVID-19 this week. They sort of get progressively worse throughout the day and I deal with nausea.”Since the coronavirus pandemic started to impact South Florida, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s list of COVID-19 symptoms has been changing regularly. Most recently, the CDC added nausea, diarrhea, congestion, and a runny nose to the official list of 11 possible symptoms. Some believe there is a low risk of stroke among COVID-19 patients that requires more research.

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. Local 10 News reporter Roy Ramos and anchor Nicole Perez joined Calvin Huges for an interview on tonights 6 p.m. newscast to share details about their battle with COVID-19. Ill cover myself and then Ill start to sweat. Then I take the covers off and Ill start to get the chills and body aches. As of Wednesday, nine members of the Local 10 News staff are confirmed to have been infected with the coronavirus. The staff members who have tested positive thank you for your prayers and kind words on social media.

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. The coronavirus pandemic has hit very close to home as five members of the Local 10 News family have tested positive for COVID-19 in just 24 hours time. Among those who have tested positive for the virus are Local 10 evening anchor Nicole Perez and her husband, reporter Roy Ramos. She said they received their positive results via a phone call around two hours later. Those who have interacted with someone who has tested positive for the virus are not permitted to be in the building for 14 days. Hughes was on vacation last week so he has not had contact with his co-anchor for more than 10 days.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. The ongoing increase of COVID-19 cases in South Florida has sparked a mask mandate across Miami-Dade County, but the rules may change with the zip code, leaving many residents confused. Ron DeSantis and local leaders are cracking down on busineses that are not following the rules, and several South Florida spots have already been cited or ordered shut. He responded to complaints on Lincoln Road and visited businesses in Sunset Harbour to ensure that all safety protocols were being followed. That means theyre shut down, theyre shut down, Perez said, but quickly adding that he takes no pleasure in closing businesses. Even though my job here is for compliance and enforcementI hate to be that guy that delivers the heavy hand.

BOND COURTPintado-Martell’s bond was set at $15,000. Yennis Perez appeared in Miami-Dade court on Wednesday. Maybel Sanchez appeared in Miami-Dade court on Wednesday. (Local 10 News)Valle’s bond was set at $305,000. Xandi Garcia appeared in court on Wednesday in Miami-Dade County.

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. – It turns out the “perfect fit” to replace longtime Local 10 News anchor Laurie Jennings was here all along. Nicole Perez on Monday was named weekday evening co-anchor of Local 10 News alongside Calvin Hughes. “After a comprehensive nationwide search, we found Nicole to be the perfect fit,” WPLG President and CEO Bert Medina said. “Nicole was born and raised in South Florida. She has a passion for our community and we are excited about this next chapter for Local 10 News.”Perez is South Florida through and through.

Maria Perez, 32, was arrested on charges of child neglect after leaving three children home alone for weeks, deputies say. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - A South Florida woman is facing child neglect charges after apparently leaving three children home alone for weeks, deputies said. According to a probable cause affidavit, Perez's roommate called deputies to check on the children after he hadn't seen her in three weeks. A social worker told deputies the children had been absent from school the previous three days and were late the three days before that. Perez was arrested Nov. 8 on three counts of child neglect without causing great bodily harm.

"I'm thinking of doing a school shooting at Barton," Miranda Perez told a friend in a private message on Facebook, deputies say. He told deputies Perez was upset over the rezoning to relieve overcrowding at their old school. She mentioned wanting to "friend" Zachary Cruz on Facebook because "she likes 'violent things,'" he told deputies. Shortly after their chat, Perez sent him a private message that said, "I'm thinking of doing a school shooting at Barton." When deputies questioned Perez, she said "she did think about shooting the school, but claimed she would never actually do it."