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Miami woman accused in series of thefts involving gaming equipment at multiple Target stores

Miami police arrested a 24-year-old man on Wednesday in connection with multiple retail thefts at Target stores across the city.

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U.S. Postal employee busted at Miami facility with over $1 million in U.S. Treasury checks

A United States Postal Service employee was arrested earlier this week after allegedly being caught trying to steal over $1 million worth of U.S. Department of Treasury checks.

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Coast Guard, partners terminate 5 illegal charters in Miami

Coast Guard Sector Miami law enforcement officers, along with federal, state and local partners, terminated five illegal charter voyages over the weekend off Rickenbacker Causeway and Lummus Park, authorities confirmed.

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Short-handed Heat beat Pelicans 123-111 in final game for both teams before All-Star break

Bam Adebayo had 27 points, 14 rebounds and four blocks and the short-handed Miami Heat beat the New Orleans Pelicans 123-111 on Wednesday night in the final game for both teams before the All-Star break.

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‘I don’t see justice’: Bay Harbor Islands hit-and-run victim slams driver’s probation sentence

Angela Pico apologized to the victims of a hit-and-run crash after pleading guilty in a Miami-Dade courtroom on Wednesday. But they told a judge that her punishment doesn’t come close to matching the pain she caused.

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Luxury yachts take over Indian Creek waterway in Miami Beach

About 300 luxury yachts will remain parked in a section of the Indian Creek waterway during four days along Collins Avenue in Miami Beach.

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Alcohol use contributed to death of doctor found in Miami Dollar Tree freezer: Autopsy

Alcohol use contributed to the death of a Nicaraguan doctor whose body was found in a Miami Dollar Tree freezer in December, according to an autopsy report obtained by Local 10 News on Wednesday.

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Discover Boating Miami International Boat Show 2026 begins with 4 areas

Andrew Doole, the president of U.S. Boat Shows at Informa Markets, which operates the Discover Boating Miami International Boat Show, was busy connecting marine manufacturers with enthusiasts on Wednesday.

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Online fraudster known as ‘Reign’ arrested in South Florida, feds say

A Canadian fraudster associated with a “transnational cybercrime group” appeared in Miami federal court on Tuesday afternoon after he was arrested in South Florida, according to records obtained by Local 10 News on Wednesday.

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Miami never trails in 75-66 win over No. 11 North Carolina

Malik Reneau scored 16 points, Ernest Udeh Jr. had 15 points and 10 rebounds and Miami never trailed while beating No. 11 North Carolina 75-66 on Tuesday night for the Hurricanes’ first victory over a Top 25 opponent in two years.

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Officials release body camera video showing deadly Miami police shooting

Newly released body camera video shows the moments a Miami police detective shot and killed a man during a foot chase in October 2023.

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Mandatory water use restrictions remain on table for Miami-Dade, Keys as drought persists

Water worries are persisting across Miami-Dade and Monroe counties as a water shortage warning remains in effect.

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Carnaval Miami, Calle Ocho Music Festival kick off with theme of unity

Carnaval Miami and the iconic Calle Ocho Festival officially kicked off their 2026 celebration on Tuesday with a theme that organizers say captures the spirit of the city: “Mi Gente,” or “My People.”

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Man shot multiple times in Miami’s Liberty City neighborhood

A man was hospitalized Monday night following a shooting in Miami’s Liberty City neighborhood.

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‘Situation is chaotic’: Cubans face 5-gallon limits, empty gas pumps as US cuts off oil

Cuba has begun suffering a dire fuel shortage as the United States cuts off the country’s oil supply.

FDLE investigating fatal deputy-involved shooting in northwest Miami-Dade

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating a deputy-involved shooting in northwest Miami-Dade that left a woman dead Saturday afternoon.

Death of Dade Correctional Institution inmate draws law enforcement investigation

Miami-Dade sheriff’s crime scene investigators were seen Friday night at the county’s correctional institution, and Local 10 News was the only station there to witness their arrival.

The Last Carrot in Coconut Grove serves final meals after decades of local love

The Last Carrot, a beloved Coconut Grove restaurant that has nourished locals for five decades, served its final customers this week as owner Erin Compton closes the doors to make way for a new development.

Miami Marlins kick off season buildup with FanFest at loanDepot park

With the Miami Marlins’ home opener less than two months away, the team on Saturday welcomed fans to loanDepot park for FanFest, a family-friendly event designed to build excitement for the upcoming season.

Miami Heat’s Keshad Johnson to compete in AT&T Slam Dunk Contest

Miami Heat forward Keshad Johnson will take part in the 2026 AT&T Slam Dunk contest, the NBA announced Saturday.

After 50 years, Willy Chirino still singing for Cuba’s freedom

For half a century, Willy Chirino’s music has captivated fans across the globe.

Celts rally from 22-point deficit to edge Heat, 98-96

Jaylen Brown had 29 points while Payton Pritchard scored 24 points to help the Boston Celtics make their biggest comeback of the season, rallying from a 22-point deficit to defeat the Miami Heat 98-96 on Friday night.

Body camera video shows rescue of woman from Miami River after crash

Newly released body camera video captures the moments a woman was pulled to safety from the Miami River after the pickup truck she was in crashed into the water.

Miami commissioner wants to fix the abandoned shopping carts’ eyesore

In some areas of Miami, there are so many shopping carts on streets and sidewalks that the city’s removal crew sometimes can’t keep up.

How many public school students in Miami-Dade have connections to Haiti? We now know

More than 4,000 Miami-Dade County Public Schools students were born in Haiti or have ties to the country, according to district data obtained by Local 10 News on Friday, as families grapple with renewed uncertainty over immigration policy and the future of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians.

Homestead police crack down on illegal parking in disabled spaces

The Homestead Police Department is cracking down on drivers parking illegally in disabled spaces.

South Florida college student wins Grammy for Latin jazz album

Eighteen-year-old saxophonist Joey Calveiro is making history — not just for himself, but for the city he calls home.

FIU unveils Ronald Reagan statue honoring anti-communism legacy

Florida International University unveiled a statue of former President Ronald Reagan on Friday, marking what would have been his 115th birthday.

Miami police: Human trafficker threatened to kill victim with Haitian Vodou

Some of the threats that a 37-year-old man made to force a 20-year-old woman into prostitution included killing her with Haitian Vodou, according to Miami police.

Miami-Dade babysitter acquitted of brutally beating 7-year-old girl

Jurors found Leonor Garcia, the Miami-Dade babysitter accused of giving a 7-year-old girl a brain bleed by brutally beating her, not guilty on charges of aggravated child abuse and child abuse Friday afternoon.

Miami man arrested in vicious group attack that sent victim to ICU, cops say

Miami police have arrested a man in connection with a violent attack that they said left another man critically injured last month.

Miami Beach launches new spring break campaign, eases some restrictions

Miami Beach is rolling out a new advertising campaign ahead of spring break, signaling a shift in tone two years after the city went viral for publicly “breaking up” with rowdy spring breakers.

Judge in Miami sentences ex-financial adviser to 20 years after feds identify $94M Ponzi scheme

A 64-year-old man who federal investigators said defrauded more than 150 victims -- including elderly Catholic priests in Venezuela and members of his own family -- was sentenced to 20 years in prison.

Miami Heat make no trades before NBA deadline

With the NBA tradeline deadline ending at 3 p.m. on Thursday, the Miami Heat were expected to make moves for superstars Giannis Antetokounmpo and Ja Morant.

Immigration concerns prompt travel alert ahead of World Cup matches in Miami Gardens

A broad coalition of civil rights and immigrant advocacy groups has issued a travel alert warning international visitors ahead of upcoming World Cup matches in South Florida, citing concerns about immigration enforcement and civil liberties.

Miami man used hostages as ‘meat shield’ during armed robbery involving drugs, cops say

A Miami man was arrested after a violent incident early Monday that involved gunfire, an armed robbery, and the use of hostages as a “meat shield,” police said.

Man faces murder charge after Miami detectives accuse him of beating woman to death

Detectives reported video from a surveillance camera in Miami’s Little River neighborhood captured Natasha Brittaney Lampley’s last seven cries for “Help!”

Gastrointestinal outbreak reported on Regent Seven Seas Mariner cruise ship out of Miami

A gastrointestinal outbreak affected passengers and crew aboard the Regent Seven Seas Mariner during its voyage from Miami to Honolulu, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed Wednesday.

Man faces 18 Miami-Dade charges over domestic violence, child sex abuse images, records show

A man alleging to be a domestic violence victim arrived at the Miami Police Department’s headquarters on Tuesday with hundreds of images of child sex abuse -- some involving babies and toddlers, records show.

Deadline nears as Florida shifts driver’s license tests to English only

Thursday is the final day people from Florida can take a driver’s license test in a different language that isn’t English.

Miami mother facing felony charge after child arrived for therapy session with black eye

A Miami mother is facing a felony charge of child neglect after her daughter made some disturbing allegations to police.

Legendary Miami Heat music mixer DJ Irie joins 2006 NBA Championship celebrations

The Miami Heat are celebrating their first NBA Championship this week.

Cold temperatures may be helping get rid of invasive iguanas, but only temporarily

When the temperatures dropped in South Florida, so did the iguanas.

Marlins announce fan giveaways and theme nights for upcoming 2026 season

The Miami Marlins are kicking off the 2026 season at loanDepot park with a lineup of fan giveaways and themed game nights designed to enhance the in-stadium experience.

South Florida leaders applaud judge’s ruling to pause attempted removal of Haitian TPS

Local advocates for Haitians receiving TPS are calling Monday’s ruling a victory for humanity while warning that the fight is not over.

Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick pleads not guilty in $5M FEMA funds case

Nearly three months after U.S. Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick was indicted on charges that she stole $5 million in FEMA funds, a new attorney entered a plea of not guilty on her behalf Friday in a Miami federal courtroom.

Man accused of Uber attack, causing crash remains behind bars in Miami-Dade

A 26-year-old man accused of sexually battering an Uber driver and causing her to crash remained behind bars on Tuesday afternoon in Miami-Dade County.

‘I’m overfilled with joy:’ South Florida Haitians grateful as federal judge blocks TPS expiration date

The protests have been loud and emotional in recent weeks, and now, a federal judge has stepped in, ordering that roughly 350,000 Haitians can stay in the U.S. legally, at least for now.

Miami family displaced after garage, carport scorched in fire

A Miami family of five has been displaced following a house fire early Tuesday morning.

Jackson brothers perform at Miami Heat gala

The annual Miami Heat Gala not only brings out Miami’s basketball elite, but the event also brings out legends every year to light up the stage.

‘I panicked’: Uber driver describes being groped by passenger, causing Little Havana crash

Severe damage was left behind on two vehicles in Little Havana after a serious crash involving an Uber driver and another vehicle.

Several tourists arrested at PortMiami before ‘world’s biggest gay festival at sea’

Instead of having fun during the parties that Atlantis Events marketed as the sold-out “world’s biggest gay festival at sea,” several tourists faced charges on Monday afternoon in Miami-Dade County.

Miami man held without bond after roadside attack on woman, authorities say

A judge ordered a Miami man held without bond on Monday, one day after his arrest on allegations that he punched and kicked a woman seated in her car.

Man accused of stabbing outside Overtown church 5 days after leaving prison

Records show Stephen Ennis left state prison on Sept. 2 after serving time on a grand theft auto conviction out of the Jacksonville area. Five days later, police say he was in Miami and stabbed another man multiple times outside a church in the city’s Overtown neighborhood.

Heat build 54-point lead, roll past Bulls 134-91 with Adebayo, Larsson each scoring 20

Bam Adebayo and Pelle Larsson each had 20 points, and the Miami Heat tied their third-biggest victory margin ever in a 134-91 rout of the Chicago Bulls on Sunday night.

Young Heat fans take over Bayside ahead of Bulls matchup

Bayside Marketplace was packed with young Miami Heat fans ahead of Sunday evening’s matchup against the Chicago Bulls.

Heat’s Norman Powell selected to first career NBA All-Star game

The NBA announced Sunday that Miami Heat guard Norman Powell has been selected to the 2026 NBA All-Star Team, marking his first career selection.

WATCH ON 10: Adebayo, Heat take on the Bulls

Chicago Bulls (24-25, ninth in the Eastern Conference) vs. Miami Heat (26-24, eighth in the Eastern Conference)

Volunteers fan out in Fort Lauderdale, Miami to help homeless as temperatures dip

Ahead of the cold snap, volunteers with The Homeless Voice rolled up to the downtown Fort Lauderdale bus station with an ambulance packed full of supplies, ready to help people living on the streets.

Nursery owner works to save tropical plants as temperatures drop

With a cold snap hitting South Florida, this plant nursery owner is doing everything he can to protect his tropical plants.

Noem makes stop in South Florida as judge allows immigration agents to continue Minnesota operation

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem made a stop in South Florida on Saturday as a federal judge in Minnesota refused to block an expansive immigration enforcement operation, allowing federal agents to continue their work in the state.

Cold snap sends local farmers scrambling to protect plants

South Florida nurseries are rushing to protect their plants as a rare cold snap threatens temperatures not seen since 2010, when significant cold damage devastated inventory across the region.

South Florida airports see hundreds of delays, dozens of cancellation as Winter Storm Gianna hits

Winter Storm Gianna caused widespread flight disruptions at South Florida airports Friday, prompting a weather advisory from Miami International Airport as delays and cancellations mounted.

Camillus House activates emergency shelter ahead of South Florida cold snap

Camillus House activated its emergency housing for people experiencing homelessness Friday in downtown Miami ahead of the weekend’s cold snap.

Zoo Miami closes after ‘unforeseen water main break’

Zoo Miami was closed Friday due to an “unforeseen water main break,” the organization wrote in a post on X.

Men arrested in connection with murder of woman walking out of Little Havana food store

Miami police say a woman walking out of a food store got caught in a hail of gunfire during a violent dispute between two groups, who all left her dying on the sidewalk after she took a bullet to the neck. Now, four men are facing charges in connection with the late-December killing.