ROY RAMOS

Local 10 has welcomed a new member to the family. Meet Reece Ramos, the new bundle of joy for Local 10 anchor Nicole Perez and husband, Local 10 reporter Roy Ramos.

Local 10 New Anchor Nicole Perez and reporter Roy Ramos welcomed a baby boy on Tuesday morning.

Hurricane Ida is expected to continue strengthening as it moves across warm water in the Gulf of Mexico and toward the Gulf Coast.

Home surveillance video captured the cooks outside the Palm Springs North home just after 4 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 5.

All eyes are on Tropical Storm Elsa as it makes its way up the Gulf Coast. Overnight, it weakened from a Category 1 hurricane back to a tropical storm, but northwest Florida is still expected to be hit with winds near 70 miles per hour.

Local 10 News' Roy Ramos traveled up to Cedar Key, which is near the big bend of the state, located about an hour southwest of Gainesville.

As the search continues for 10 more missing people after a boat that sailed out of Cuba capsized Wednesday night, relatives say they are just hopeful that their loved ones were among the eight people who were rescued Thursday by the U.S. Coast Guard.

Algunas empresas han eliminado el requisito del uso de cubrebocas para las personas que ya han sido vacunadas.

El video de vigilancia muestra a un ladrón que la policía dijo irrumpió en más de 30 unidades de almacenamiento en dos almacenes separados esta semana en el condado de Broward.

Una gran presencia policial se reunió en Miami Gardens cuando los detectives comenzaron a realizar una investigación pericial después de que los oficiales descubrieron el cadáver de un hombre de 39 años.

Un video de vigilancia muestra que dos ladrones de autos irrumpieron en la casa de Jorge Zubigaray en Westchester, los estrellaron contra el portón para derribarlo y se alejaron a toda velocidad, pero él pudo bloquear el sistema de los vehículos momentos después.

La policía de Hialeah está investigando un doble tiroteo ocurrido el viernes en un motel.

BSO investigating shooting death inside Tamarac townhouse complex.

Los Centros para Control y Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) publicaron nue-vas reglas de viaje y ahora señalan que aquellas personas que han sido vacunadas ya no requerirán una prueba neg-ativa de COVID-19 para realizar viajes nacionales o internacionales.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – It was a scary, smoke-filled night for part of Fort Lauderdale after flames ripped through a warehouse while people were still inside. He said in order to replace the fuel pump, the gas tank must first be removed because the fuel pump is in the gas tank, and all of the gas needs to be removed. Inside the warehouse, gas and oil made battling the blaze a challenge for firefighters. “There were reports of explosions up to several blocks away,” said Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Stephen Gollan. Video released by Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue showed how they fought the blaze from the ground and from above on the roof.

Roy Ramos joined the Local 10 News team in 2018. Roy is a South Florida native who grew up in Florida City. He attended Christopher Columbus High School, Homestead Senior High School and graduated from St. Thomas University.

WEST MIAMI-DADE, Fla. – The father of a 21-year-old girl who lost her life on New Year’s Eve in a tragic car crash told Local 10′s Roy Ramos that his heart used to break when he would see tragedies on the news. Tears welled up in the eyes of Andres Medina as he described what he would miss most about his 21-year-old daughter Yulia Gelats who, with her three friends, tragically lost her life in a crash early New Year’s Day. Medina said Yulia had just left a friend’s house and was in the process of dropping off three others in her blue Hyundai Elantra. The names of the three passengers killed in Yulia’s car have not been released by investigators. As for the three people in the Tahoe, the 16-year-olds were transported to Kendall Regional Hospital with non life-threatening injuries.

MIAMI – A woman who identified herself as the girlfriend of a man shot and killed outside a Miami gas station early Sunday morning said she believes his death was over a $10 debt. Police placed yellow evidence markers on the outdoor countertop at the Chevron gas station convenience store on Northwest 79th Street near North Miami Avenue in Miami’s Little River neighborhood. Police in Miami investigate a deadly shooting outside a Chevron gas station. (WPLG)Local 10 News has learned that the man who was shot and killed was 28-year-old Kwakiutl Belizaire. An employee of the gas station, who did not want to give his name, described what he saw to Local 10′s Madeleine Wright, saying the victim was popular in the area.

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.

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. A Miami-Dade County homeowner experienced a great scare Monday after he was robbed at gunpoint in front of his own home. Surveillance video from outside the victims southwest Miami-Dade home captured the terrifying moments the homeowner pulled into his driveway before he was robbed at gunpoint. At that moment, what was running through my mind was, Dont get killed, the victim, identified only as Michael, said. He got out of the car and pulled the gun to my face and told me to give him my watch, Michael said. Miami-Dade police gathered evidence from the home as they now work to track down the crooks before they strike again.

NORTH MIAMI, Fla. The search is on for a thief believed to be behind a string of robberies in North Miami. On the video, he tells the clerk to open the register before walking behind the counter and taking $150 from the cash drawer. Customer Lisa Sinnet said she walked in to Splash to do laundry and saw the destruction, including an ATM riddled with bullets. The robber was not able to get through the teller machines steal case and did not get any money. Anyone with information about the crimes or the suspect is urged to contact Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at (305) 371-8477.

Nicole Perez is the the primary co-anchor of Local 10 News at 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. She first joined Local 10 in July 2016 as the morning traffic reporter.

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. Under the attack of the coronavirus, Roy Ramos has traded his daily two-mile runs for walks in the short hallway of his apartment. Ramos, a Local 10 News reporter, was diagnosed with COVID-19 on Monday afternoon and decided to share his experience with his community on Tuesday. Ramos and Perez will continue to document their experience with the dangerous disease. @NicolePerezWPLG started experiencing nausea and a headache, but she woke up feeling better. pic.twitter.com/fFLHxm0x2S Roy Ramos (@RRamosWPLG) July 9, 2020

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.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – A few dozen people were allowed to attend the funeral service of Dillard High School football coach Eddie Frasier on Friday in Broward. Family and friends held a service on Friday in Broward for Eddie Frasier, a beloved high school football coach. (Roy Ramos - Local 10 News)Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the social distancing guidelines limited the number of attendees at the Elijah Bell’s Worship Center in Lauderdale Lakes. Frasier died April 13. The three-hour tribute at 3750 N. State Rd.

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – A South Florida family is saying their final goodbyes Thursday to a 3-year-old boy who was run over by a car on Valentine’s Day. The Rojo and De Leon families have been going through a very difficult time over the past few days. On Thursday, they will lay Anthony Rojo De Leon to rest. Investigators with the Florida Highway Patrol said Amargos, 42, was in the car with 28-year-old Litney Castro when the vehicle barreled into the flower stand where Rojo and her family were selling Valentine’s Day gifts. “He should’ve never been in that car, they should’ve never hired him and Anthony should still be alive,” attorney Adam Finkel said.

The victim was hit on I-95 near Hollywood. If you need help with the Public File, call (954) 364-2526.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - A 67-year-old man admitted to having three to four beers Tuesday before he crashed his black Dodge RAM into a gas station convenience store in Fort Lauderdale, authorities said. Fort Lauderdale police said Ligas' breath smelled of alcohol and he had red/bloodshot water eyes, slurred speech, eye lid tremors and a flushed face. According to police, the crash occurred shortly before 2:30 p.m. at the Exxon station convenience store on Northeast Fourth Avenue near Northeast 13th Street. A tow truck was used to remove the black Dodge RAM from inside the store. The store reopened late Tuesday afternoon with just a section of it closed off.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - A driver was arrested Tuesday after crashing his pickup truck into a gas station in Fort Lauderdale. The crash occurred at the Exxon station convenience store on Northeast Fourth Avenue near Northeast 13th Street. A tow truck was used to remove the black Dodge RAM from the inside of the store. The impact of the crash caused shelves to be knocked over and the front of the truck was visibly damaged. Detective Tracy Figone confirmed the driver, Joseph Wayne Aligns, 67, of Fort Lauderdale, faces charges of DUI, DUI with property damage and failure to use due care.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - A pickup truck crashed into a gas station Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale. The crash occurred at the Exxon station on Northeast Fourth Avenue near Northeast 13th Street. He said the driver wasn't injured. A tow truck was used to remove the truck from the inside of the store. Police are investigating the cause of the crash, but the driver was undergoing a field-sobriety test.

- The death toll in the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian stands at 50, but a spokesman with the National Emergency Management Agency confirmed 2,500 people are now registered as missing. That was the only concern I had -- was my family alive?" Video taken on Treasure Cay shows the destruction of the high winds, rain and storm surge that Dorian brought to the islands. While many people were able to make it out of their homes alive, the hope for the 2,500 people still missing is quickly diminishing. The worry of crews has been with the storm surge, which has been reported as high as 25 feet.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Much-needed supplies are finally reaching hard-hit zones in the Bahamas, such as the Abaco Islands, Grand Bahama Island and Treasure Cay. Broward Health executives went to Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport ahead of the plane's departure to deliver medical supplies. "We have medical supplies. Santorio said more supplies and physicians will be heading to the Bahamas in the near future. He said Broward Health will continue working with the Red Cross and the government to continue relief efforts for the long run.

Local 10 News reporter Roy Ramos was at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport Friday morning, getting ready to board a flight to the Bahamas with relief supplies that have been donated by Local 10 News... Copyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

NORTH MIAMI, Fla. - With Hurricane Dorian moving closer and closer to the Sunshine State, residents are preparing and so are business owners. Take Prestige Imports in North Miami, for example. While the storm is still hundreds of miles away, employees say they are not taking any chances. So for us this is Cat 5 and it is coming straight toward North Miami Beach," David said. So why are they bringing them all inside?Well, each Pegani they have is valued at upward of $5 million.