Leave it to Layron: Dry-cleaners close without warning, customers left hangingJoanne Joicin called the Leave it to Layron team. She said, for years, the One Price Dry Cleaners, located at 1622 East Sheridan in Hollywood, was her go-to cleaners.
Leave it to Layron: If a tree falls on your SUV and plenty of people are around to hear it, should you make a sound?You can hear the city of Deerfield Beach worker yelling in the cellphone video, "Hold it right there, Ray!” The other employee operating the backhoe pauses after lifting ...
Miami-Dade commissioners pass resolutions to delay evictions during states of emergencyIn October, Miami-Dade county commissioners passed two resolutions in an attempt to stave off another imperfect storm.
Broward Sheriff's Office closes investigation into mentally ill inmate giving birthIt was an anonymous complaint by a former North Broward Bureau inmate that launched an internal affairs probe April 12.
Family has power cut off before being handed bill for nearly $12KImagine suddenly having your power cut off, despite always paying your bill, and being handed a new one for nearly $12,000.
Dozens of homeowners pay for pools that remain unfinishedTo date, Paulina Hurtado has paid more than $34,000 for a new pool going into her backyard.
Miami-Dade commissioners pass resolutions hoping to prevent evictions during emergency declarationsLast week, commissioners in Miami-Dade County passed two resolutions aimed at preventing another imperfect storm from forming.
Desecration by defecation? Some say sacred Miami site has gone to the dogsOne dog. Two dogs. Three dogs. They kept coming, with their owners in tow.
Woman released from prison thanks to Kim Kardashian West is now working to help free othersAlice Marie Johnson was sentenced to life in prison, plus 25 years, without the possibility of parole.
Consignors urged to claim their property after store owner evicted from propertyKara McCormick was so happy to meet the Leave it to Layron team back in March 2018 that she asked us to leave her store and then called police.
Miami-Dade commissioners seek to stop eviction proceedings during emergenciesWith tears in her eyes, Maria Cazanes told reporters she did not know what she was going to do.
Nonverbal autistic man moved from residential facility after bursting into neighbors' homesIt was around four 4 a.m. Jessica Naylon said she was awake, nursing her daughter. Suddenly, a strange man burst through her front door of her home in Davie and ran up th...
Leave It to Layron goes undercover to catch unlicensed contractorsSometimes you have to think like them in order to catch them.
Activists call for deputies to be fired after inmate gives birth in Pompano Beach jailA Broward Sheriff's Office Internal Affairs probe is underway after a mentally ill woman gave birth alone in a jail cell.
Second pregnant woman almost gave birth in Broward jail cellThree days before a mentally ill woman gave birth alone in a Broward County jail cell, another pregnant inmate feared she'd also be forced to give birth in that same faci...
Former inmates say jail cell looked like murder scene after inmate forced to give birth aloneTwo women who say they heard another inmate in agony as the inmate was forced to give birth by herself in a Broward County jail cell spoke with Local 10 News about what t...
'It was horrifying,' says woman who gave birth in Broward jailTammy Jackson -- the woman who gave birth, alone, in a Broward County jail cell -- is home Wednesday, and spoke to exclusively to Local 10 News about her ordeal.
After hours in labor, pregnant inmate gives birth alone in Broward jail cellWitnesses say a pregnant woman’s cries were ignored as she gave birth to her baby girl while in an isolation cell at the North Broward Bureau in Pompano Beach.
Hundreds of tenants' face nightmare move that could happen to youThe letter was dated April 24, 2019:
Life's about to get quieter for folks along Florida East Coast Railway in Broward CountyAsk anyone who lives along the Florida East Coast Railway and they'll tell you, the sounds of those train horns hit you like … well, a train.
South Florida man waits 2 years to receive title for purchased motorcycleA South Florida man got the motor running on his new motorcycle and was all set to head out on the highway, but there's one big problem.
How secure are things at busy South Florida federal facility?Security guards are questioning just how secure things really are at a busy South Florida federal facility.
Attorney has advice for customers caught up in bankruptcy case involving South Florida companyWhen it comes to getting tangled up in a bankruptcy case, there are no guarantees.
Woman leaves delicate dilemma of changing mother's gravestone to LayronSondra Marcus was a teenager when her mother died from colon cancer in 1979. Now she's fighting to get her mother's last name changed on her headstone.
Woman says 'crooked' company kept her money after failing to install shutters, doorA South Florida woman contacted Local 10's Leave it to Layron team after she said a company failed to deliver following her payment for new hurricane shutters and a hurri...
South Floridians have 1 day left to apply for Irma assistanceRebuild Florida is an arm of the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity. Through a partnership with the housing and urban development department, seniors, along with ...
Rocket enthusiast comes to agreement with parks departmentThe Homestead Public Rocketry Club — yes, it’s a thing -- has been blasting off for seven years.
Loved ones of people buried at Lincoln Memorial Park call for restorations at cemeteryThamar Timothee said last fall, a friend invited her to a church service. After visiting, she said she could not ignore the cemetery across the street from the church.
Woman wants to preserve African-American history at cemeteryIt was a chance invitation, but Thamar Timothee feels it was divine intervention.
What's the holdup with quiet zone areas for trains in South Florida?A plan to address noisy train horns is underway in South Florida, but some residents think the necessary changes aren't happening fast enough.
Child welfare workers encourage more families of color to consider adoptionThere were lights, and cameras, and all of the action a production set brings.
Miami-Dade County helps victims of wage theftWage theft is a real thing, impacting workers in a wide array of industries, from restaurants and retail, to construction and the corporate world.
Fort Lauderdale residents concerned after recovering addicts move into neighborhoodCellphone video captured what neighbors say is a frequent occurrence at a house across the street from them in Fort Lauderdale: A black SUV pulls into the driveway. The d...
Leave it to Layron investigates why Liberty City went darkLiberty City residents say parts of their Miami neighborhood were left without street lights for weeks.
91-year-old man's home demolished more than year after Hurricane IrmaA 91-year-old man is saying goodbye to his home of 50 years more than year after Hurricane Irma caused his neighbor's tree to come down on it.
Woman turns life around, says crime she didn't commit still follows herA straight A student who consistently makes the dean's list -- that's the life Monique Lawrence now finds herself living. Ask her and she'll tell you it's a far cry from ...
North Miami Beach police help consignors get items back from shuttered businessIt's been a saga ever since the first C. Madeleine's consignor reached out to Local 10's "Leave it to Layron" team earlier this year.
Hollywood neighbors vexed by nearby construction stage siteWhen the roadwork began on Hollywood Boulevard in July 2017, so did the rumblings in the 2900 block of Polk Street in Hollywood.
New app helps 'vyllagers' keep packages safe this seasonUber, Lyft, Airbnb—they all had to start, somewhere, right? The next big thing to hit the gig economy could be right here in South Florida.
Family's Hurricane Irma nightmare could end before ChristmasA neighbor’s cell phone was recording, and captured the exact moment Alvaro and Jennifer Urquidi’s frustrations began.
Can caretakers be charged admission to businesses while caring for patients?A woman called Local 10's Leave it to Layron team after she said Butterfly World initially told her she would have to pay admission for her disabled son's nurses.
Malfunctioning, damaged flashing pedestrian signs in Miami to be repaired by springWhy did the Leave it to Layron team cross the road? To help make sure as many people as possible get to the other side safely.
Another Universal Group customer calls Local 10 after work not completed at homeAll Christine Williams wanted was a carport, but it would take months for her to get one after she had already paid thousands of dollars to a South Florida contractor.
Woman says FDOT, contractor should pay up after tires blown out by potholeA South Florida woman believed the Florida Department of Transportation and its contractor should be held responsible after two of her tires were blown out due to a large...
Hollywood resident calls 'Leave it to Layron' team about annoying, humming soundA Hollywood woman called the "Leave it to Layron" team after she began hearing humming noises during the night and early morning hours.
Everything you need to know about small claims court casesSmall claims court cases can be a big undertaking, especially if you're not prepared.
Woman says Westway Towing damaged car, refused to pay for dealer to fix itIt wasn't the most comforting of coincidences. Alicia Pinnock showed the "Leave it to Layron" team cellphone video she recorded showing a Westway Towing tow truck pulling...
Generous contractors dive in after pool company left family high and dryA North Lauderdale family paid more than $7,000 to make their dream pool come true. The nightmare began when the company they hired closed without warning -taking their h...
He wasn't at fault when a rental car hit him, but he's stuck still with the billDennis Baxter tells the Leave it to Layron team he was on his way to visit a friend, back on May 16.
