An attorney for Harvey Weinstein says he doesn't plan to testify in his New York sex crimes retrial.

A Florida man faces burglary charges after deputies said he was seen burglarizing an apartment complex.

A New Zealand man playing his first-ever competitive Scrabble game in Spanish, a language he doesn’t speak, has won the board game’s Spanish-language world title.

Plantation police are searching for a 27-year-old man who they said fatally shot his stepfather over the weekend.

A man was convicted and sentenced Monday in the 1980 murder of a Miramar woman.

The Rolling Stones are back, and they’ve brought a few famous friends.

Police are investigating after a dump truck crashed into a Litle Havana home Tuesday afternoon.

An attorney for Kyle Rittenhouse said after his client’s acquittal that he was determined to steer away from the most polarizing parts of the case.

The city of Doral honored veterans Thursday with a special ceremony at Veterans Park.

United States center back Chris Richards is adapting well to life in Europe and has become a regular starter on loan at Hoffenheim.

Mike Richards is out as executive producer of “Jeopardy!”.

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Terrell Forney joined Local 10 News in October 2005 as a general assignment reporter. He was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, but a desire to escape the harsh winters of the north brought him to South Florida.

Kyle Rittenhouse failed to inform the court of his change of address within 48 hours of moving, Kenosha County prosecutors alleged in a motion filed with Judge Bruce Schroeder. Rittenhouse, who is white, fled to his home in Antioch, Illinois, but turned himself into police there the next day. Five men at the bar also serenaded Rittenhouse with a song that has become the anthem of neo-fascist group the Proud Boys, prosecutors alleged. When Rittenhouse was released from jail in November, police told defense attorneys not to provide the safe house address, Richards said. Richards stressed that Rittenhouse has made all his court appearances and is in constant contact with him.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Christopher Richards had the winning scratch-off, but his teenage daughter might really be the lucky one. Richards, 54, of Fort Lauderdale, claimed a $1 million top prize on a scratch-off ticket, and he says he’s using the winnings to set up his daughter for college and buy her a car. He bought the lucky $30 ticket from Legends Pub, at 6235 North Federal Highway in Fort Lauderdale, which gets a $2,000 bonus commission. The Fastest Road to $1,000,000 launched in February and, according to Florida Lottery, has 155 top prizes worth $1 million and a total of more than $948 million in prizes. Florida Lottery says scratch-offs comprise about 75% of their ticket sales and generated over $1 billion for the Educational Enhancement Trust Fund in the 2019-20 fiscal year.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – Miami Beach Commissioner David Richardson said Sunday that he has tested positive for COVID-19 and he was releasing a public statement to alert anyone who may have been in contact with him. A Miami-Dade County Commissioner who was at an event Friday in South Beach with Richardson, although not having symptoms, announced she was getting tested, too. Richards said in a statement that he began having mild symptoms around 5 p.m. Saturday and tested positive Sunday. While the rapid test came back negative, however, Ulver said Levine Cava is still awaiting the results of the PCR test. Richardson mentioned in his public statement that he has been hosting food distribution events for the past 33 weeks for the city of Miami Beach.

LAUDERHILL, Fla. – A 19-year-old man surrendered to authorities Tuesday for his alleged role in a deadly hit-and-run crash that occurred Monday morning in Lauderhill. As Lauderhill police arrived to the scene of the crash, the driver of the green BMW was nowhere in sight. It is there that the children’s mother told police the man behind the wheel was her boyfriend, identified as 19-year-old Decarius Richards, who turned himself in on Tuesday. He now faces a number of charges that include child neglect and leaving the scene of a crash resulting in death. Richards' mother, Tawanna Bruton, who is the grandmother of the injured children who were inside the car, also appeared in court Wednesday before being released.

But away from the crowds and human waste that have earned Everest a bad reputation in recent years, climbers are still trying to forge new routes up the world's highest peak. There are around 20 routes up Everest, but the majority of visitors and expedition groups stick to two main paths. Richards, 38, and Mena, 29, like many climbers, are seeking new thrills on previously trodden territory. Richards has already reached the summit four times, Mena has climbed the mountain twice. "Everest, because regardless of what's reported on it, keeps getting more and more busy," Richards added.