Miami Beach residents take issue with proposed pump stationA giant pump station has residents in one Miami Beach neighborhood up in arms and asking that the proposed pump be put somewhere else.
She has ‘the tenant from hell’ but can’t do anything because of eviction moratoriumGov. Ron DeSantis' order to shut down all residential evictions in Florida has unintended consequences for a homeowner who can't get rid of a tenant who's been throwing l...
Officer seen pushing teen during protest has been accused of unnecessary force and racial profilingA Fort Lauderdale police officer who is accused of pushing a 19-year-old woman during a protest over the weekend has 71 use of force cases on his personnel file, Local 10...
Jubilee Gala Reception Hall refuses to refund woman’s nearly $5,000 depositIrene Thompson said she has been so mistreated by the Jubilee Gala Reception Hall in Pembroke Pines that one of the establishment’s representatives went as far as lying t...
Florida’s list of long-term care coronavirus cases doesn’t solve the problemFlorida released a list of more than 300 long-term care facilities in the state that have had COVID-19 cases, but the state can't control staff members that could be carr...
An exclusive look inside Broward’s coronavirus emergency warehouseSeven days a week, sometimes more than 10 hours a day, the crew is hard at work at this warehouse vital to Broward County’s battle with the coronavirus pandemic.
2 residents of Pompano Beach senior living facility die from new coronavirusTwo nursing residents of The Court at Palm Aire in Pompano Beach have died due to complications related to the new coronavirus, a spokesperson for the community told Loca...
CASE DISMISSED! $50 million lawsuit dismissed against WPLG TVMiami-Dade County Circuit Judge Alexander Bokor has dismissed a $50 million lawsuit filed by a Miami Gardens pastor against WPLG TV.
South Florida continues to combat increase in water main breaksWater infrastructure concerns are top of mind in South Florida after what has felt like a new water or sewage line break every week.
South Florida nonprofit accused of going on 'Ellen,' misrepresenting charitable actionsA South Florida nonprofit organization is being accused of going on national television and misrepresenting its actions to the nation, and some are demanding the organiza...
Growth of high rise buildings creating obstacles for first respondersIn the heart of bustling Fort Lauderdale, first responders face a host of challenges.
Family of man with mental health issues calls 911 for ambulance, but police arrive insteadA South Florida family said its emergency call for help turned into a nightmare with officers' weapons drawn. Police said their officers were trained specifically to help...
Woman with HIV files lawsuit after claiming she was refused service at Aventura Massage EnvyWhat was supposed to be a day of rest and relaxation with a friend brought a South Florida woman to tears and has led to a lawsuit against Massage Envy in Aventura.
Woman who posed as Local 10 employee to scam restaurants sentencedA woman who posed as a Local 10 employee and ripped off several South Florida restaurants has been sentenced to three years of probation and must pay $500 in restitution ...
Rodent issues return to South Florida Walgreens storeAn inspector with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services discovered rodent issues inside a North Miami Walgreens again.
Former employee sues Penn Dutch Food CentersA class-action lawsuit has been filed against Penn Dutch Food Centers after the company closed both its stores in Hollywood and Margate.
