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Carls Jr. closes first Florida restaurant in Doral

The only Carl’s Jr. location in the state of Florida has closed its doors.

Miami-Dade woman found guilty of swindling cancer patient out of more than $430K

The defense called one witness Thursday in the trial of Ana Maria Nunez, a Miami-Dade woman with a lengthy history of fraud in South Florida, accused of swindling hundreds of thousands of dollars from a Doral senior as she suffered from terminal cancer.

Ground Zero veteran in Miami remembers 9/11 attacks’ first responders who died after toxic exposure

It has been 24 years since 2,977 people died after extremists hijacked and crashed commercial jet airliners on Sept. 11, 2001, and Miami-Dade County residents marked the anniversary on Thursday with ceremonies and a run.

Trial begins for Miami-Dade woman accused of defrauding cancer patient out of $437K

A trial began Tuesday for a woman accused of swindling a 78-year-old Doral woman out of hundreds of thousands of dollars as she suffered from terminal cancer.

G20 Summit coming to Miami ‘generationally important for the city’, says mayor

Earlier this week President Trump announced that the 2026 G20 Summit would be held in Miami.

Comedian Fat and Funny brings old-school vibes to Miami Improv

Comedian Fat and Funny, also known by several other names including Lil Aaron and Kitchen, previewed his upcoming show at the Miami Improv with Local 10 on Saturday.

Doral mayor on G20 summit at Trump National Doral Golf Club: ‘We’ll showcase our city on the world stage’

President Donald Trump announced Friday from the White House that the United States will be hosting the Group of 20 summit at the Trump National Doral Golf Club.

With TPS ending, collision of foreign, immigration policies leaves Venezuelan families ‘panicking’

Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans will soon lose their deportation protections and face returning to a country many say isn’t safe.

Examining Trump administration motives behind recent actions against Venezuela

To understand what the president described as a “kinetic strike” against an alleged drug-carrying boat leaving Venezuela, look back to an executive order signed on his first day of office, designating cartels as terrorist organizations.