Miami

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Man badly burned in Miami apartment fire, 3 people displaced

A fire inside an apartment building in Miami left one man badly injured and several people displaced.

7 hours ago

Video shows alleged incident between boxer Gervonta Davis, ex-girlfriend inside Miami strip club

Newly released video shows what happened between a famous boxer and his former girlfriend that led to criminal charges.

9 hours ago

Cuban-American businessmen in South Florida discuss investing in a free, democratic Cuba

As the future of Cuba remains at a crossroads, hope remains for prominent Cuban-Americans that a brighter future for the island nation is near.

13 hours ago

Here’s what Jason Taylor had to say about Rueben Bain Jr., Akheem Mesidor’s NFL future

Jason Taylor isn’t concerned about measurables, projections or outside criticism when it comes to two of his former players.

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Tugboat captain federally charged in Biscayne Bay sailing camp crash that killed 3 children

Federal prosecutors announced Tuesday that a tugboat captain is facing a criminal charge for a 2025 crash with a youth sailing camp boat in Biscayne Bay that left three young girls dead.

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Man arrested following police shooting in downtown Miami

A 28-year-old man has been arrested following a police shooting over the weekend in downtown Miami, the Miami Police Department confirmed.

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Suspect in $60K downtown Miami bowling alley theft told officers ‘finders keepers,’ cops say

A man accused of stealing more than $60,000 in cash and valuables from a bowling alley in downtown Miami late last year told police “finders keepers” after his arrest, authorities said.

21 hours ago

Atlanta man accused of selling counterfeit Ultra wristbands in Miami for $200 each

An Atlanta man was arrested over the weekend for selling counterfeit tickets to the Ultra Music Festival in Miami, police said.

21 hours ago

Driver burned on over 15% of body after car crash, fire in Miami

A man was rushed to a hospital early Tuesday morning following a car crash and fire in Miami, first responders confirmed.

15 hours ago

New rendering gives preview of proposed Donald Trump presidential library in downtown Miami

A rendering of what the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library in South Florida will look like has been released.

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Mobile home park owner evicts residents in Miami’s Little Havana

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Video shows unmanned boat spinning in circles after fatal crash in Biscayne Bay

New video shows an unmanned boat spinning in circles in Biscayne Bay after two people were launched from the vessel and then hit by it.

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Why Russian oil is now flowing to energy-starved Cuba ― with Trump’s blessing

At Café Versailles in Miami, the word spread quickly on Monday that the U.S. would allow Russian oil to arrive in Cuba, effectively giving its historic adversary permission to violate its own blockade.

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Miami-Dade man pleads guilty to killing 21-year-old son: ‘I am the one who has to live with it’

David Contreras is accused of killing his son Eric in 2023.

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Colombian drugged, defrauded older, wealthier South Florida men he met through Grindr: Feds

A Colombian national already facing state charges in the Miami and Orlando areas is now facing several federal charges ― including kidnapping and fraud ― after authorities said he was part of a scheme to drug and defraud older, wealthier men he met, with others, through the online dating application Grindr.

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Miami hosts meeting for residents to talk about Ultra Music Festival

Miami officials plan to host a meeting to discuss the future of the Ultra Music Festival, which started as a beach day in 1999 at Collins Park.

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South Florida gas prices climb again as global oil disruptions push costs higher

Gas prices in South Florida ticked up again over the past week, continuing a sharp upward trend driven by global supply concerns.

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New video shows aftermath of police shooting in downtown Miami

Video captured by a witness shows what happened during a police shooting that occurred on Saturday in Miami.

2 days ago

Autism Speaks walk draws crowd to Zoo Miami

A large crowd turned out in southwest Miami-Dade for a longtime community event supporting autism awareness.

2 days ago

Owen Caissie hits walk-off homer to give Marlins a sweep of Rockies in season-opening series

Owen Caissie hit a walk-off, two-run homer to give the Miami Marlins a 4-3 win over the Colorado Rockies on Sunday and complete a sweep of their season-opening series.

2 days ago

Up for debate: Earplugs at Ultra Music Festival?

Day two of Ultra Music Festival is underway at Bayfront Park, where the music and volume are turned all the way up.

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Caissie’s tie-breaking single in 8th lifts Marlins to 4-3 win over Rockies

Owen Caissie had three hits, including a go-ahead RBI single in the eighth inning and the Miami Marlins beat the Colorado Rockies 4-3 on Saturday.

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Officer, suspect wounded in shooting near Bayfront Park in downtown Miami during Ultra weekend

A police shooting in downtown Miami Saturday morning left both an officer and a suspect wounded near Bayfront Park as the Ultra Music Festival takes place this weekend.

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Ultra Music Festival draws thousands to downtown Miami as traffic changes take effect

Thousands of electronic dance music fans packed downtown Miami on Friday as the Ultra Music Festival returned for its 26th year, bringing large crowds, loud beats and colorful outfits to Bayfront Park.

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New video shows fatal 2022 Miami shooting outside convenience store that left 2 behind bars

New video obtained by Local 10 News shows a deadly 2022 shooting outside a Miami convenience store, shedding light on the moments leading up to the killing and the getaway that followed.

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Miami City Hall to move to Freedom Park in major redevelopment plan

A new Miami City Hall is planned as part of the massive Miami Freedom Park development near Miami International Airport, according to the city’s website.

Little Havana residents on edge as thieves body-slam, steal their beloved chickens

Some families in and around Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood are alerting Local 10 News to what they believe is an intruding trend.

Ultra Music Festival begins with EDM DJ sets on 7 stages for 3 days in Downtown Miami

At 55 years old, Scott Smith is among the local Ultra Music Festival veterans who were at the first one in 1999: A one-day beach party at Collins Park.

Events in Downtown Miami aim to be Ultra Music Festival afterparty

Walking distance from Bayfront Park, a few nightclubs aim to welcome a crowd after the DJ sets end at the Ultra Music Festival.

Downtown Miami traffic alert: Here are the detours during Ultra Music Festival

Miami police officers are enforcing traffic detours to adapt to the Ultra Music Festival, which runs from Friday to Sunday at Bayfront Park in Downtown.

Marlins ‘excited’ to lean on young core, Alcántara vs. Rockies on Opening Day

Opening Day has arrived, bringing renewed optimism as the Miami Marlins are set to host the Colorado Rockies on Friday night at loanDepot Park.

Ultra Music Festival’s 3-day evolution continues since beach-day in 1999

At 55 years old, Scott Smith is among the local Ultra Music Festival veterans who were at the first one in 1999: A one-day beach party at Collins Park.

Ultra Music Festival veterans share tips for 3-day survival

The most common tip among local Ultra Music Festival veterans was that planning and preparation pay off.

Man accused of trafficking fentanyl-laced drugs near FIU, elementary school in Sweetwater

A man is facing multiple drug trafficking charges after investigators say he sold fentanyl-laced MDMA, commonly known as “molly,” during “controlled purchases” near an elementary school in Sweetwater and Florida International University’s main campus.

Trio arrested in prostitution sting during Miami Music Week, police say

Three people were arrested Thursday during an undercover prostitution sting carried out in Miami during Miami Music Week, authorities confirmed.

Popular Canadian chain Cactus Club Cafe expands into downtown Miami

A popular Canadian restaurant known for its upscale yet approachable dining is expanding into South Florida, opening one of its first U.S. locations in downtown Miami.

Ultra Music Festival’s Day 3: Here is the lineup for Sunday

Sunday is the last and third day of the Ultra Music Festival at Bayfront Park in Downtown Miami.

Ultra Music Festival’s Day 2: Here is the lineup for Saturday

Saturday is the Ultra Music Festival’s second day at Bayfront Park in Downtown Miami.

Ultra Music Festival’s Day 1: Here is the lineup for Friday

The Ultra Music Festival begins on Friday afternoon with seven lineups running simultaneously at different areas of Bayfront Park in Downtown Miami.

Tip leads to fugitive South Florida coke trafficker facing charge for fleeing to France: Feds

Roy Attia pleaded guilty to a cocaine trafficking charge in Miami-Dade court on Aug. 24, 2018. The next day, staring down a long prison sentence, federal agents say the 32-year-old boarded a flight from Miami to Paris and had been the subject of an international law enforcement search over the following years.

Man shoots bike-riding teen in Allapattah road rage incident, police say

Miami police say a man became “irate” at a group of teenagers "riding their bikes in the street" near his home in the city’s Allapattah neighborhood on Tuesday, eventually leading him to shoot one of them from his pickup truck, wounding the boy.

Norman Powell scores 18, Heat use balanced attack to down Cavs 120-103 and snap 5-game skid

Norman Powell scored 19 points, Tyler Herro added 18 and the Miami Heat got contributions from everyone while stopping a five-game losing skid with a 120-103 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night.

Widow grieves for ‘hardworking’ Honduran husband who fell from Miami’s signature bridge project

Jorge Eliud Galindo Thompson, who was born in northwestern Honduras, was loved. He was married to Gloria Santiago, who said she is having trouble living without him.

Marlins unveil new food lineup at loanDepot Park ahead of opening day

With opening day around the corner, the Miami Marlins are adding more than just action on the field -- they’re rolling out a fresh lineup of food at LoanDepot Park.

Ultra Music Festival returns to Miami with tighter security, new tech

With the 26th anniversary of the Ultra Music Festival on Friday, excitement is building across Miami as crews prepare Bayfront Park for opening night.

Out-of-state trio gets off yacht, robs pair of nearly $10K at Miami marina, police say

Miami police arrested a trio of tourists after they said they robbed two people of nearly $10,000 in cash, plus personal belongings, at a marina on the Miami River just after midnight on Tuesday.

‘Don’t move, take it off’: Suspect accused of robbing man at gunpoint at Miami restaurant

A 29-year-old man has been identified as a suspect in an armed robbery that occurred at a Miami restaurant/ smoke shop nearly two weeks ago, police confirmed Wednesday.

Miami Music Week brings house music legend to South Florida stage

Miami Music Week is underway, and house music is taking center stage as one of the genre’s most recognizable voices brings a new sound to South Florida.

Miami bake shop has sweet spot for special needs community

A family business in Miami was inspired by some very special kids.

Video shows Miami police officer shoot man on Biscayne Boulevard

New body camera video released exclusively to Local 10 News on Tuesday shows the moment a Miami police officer shot a man on Biscayne Boulevard in May.

‘Can I please get my dog back?’: Miami family says someone swiped beloved pup

A Miami family is asking for the public’s help in locating their missing dog.

Miami Gardens track coach gets 50 years for raping 14-year-old student

A Miami Gardens track coach convicted of raping a 14-year-old student athlete is set to be locked up for decades.

Puerto Rican artist with Tats Cru graffiti roots to give away jean jackets at Wynwood gallery

In Puerto Rico, while growing up in the poverty of Canteras, Sandro Figueroa got hooked on spray paint in San Juan’s Santurce neighborhood.

Inside Miami Bloco — where percussion meets connection

It’s a movement you can feel and a sound you can’t ignore.

PAMM hosts new exhibition bridging gap between art, sports

Miami is taking center stage in the global sports world, and now, one local museum is bringing that energy indoors.

Police: Naples man arrested for trying to meet Miami teen for sex

A 62-year-old man stands accused of planning to meet a 15-year-old girl to pay her for sex in Miami, according to police.

Judge grants release for boy, 12, in Overtown child rape case, but 13-year-old to stay jailed

A 13-year-old boy accused of raping a young girl in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood will stay locked up ahead of his trial, a judge ruled Monday. But he allowed the release of a 12-year-old boy accused of shoving rocks in her mouth to keep her quiet during the alleged half-hour assault.

Construction worker dies after falling from I-395 overpass onto Biscayne Blvd.

A construction worker died early Monday morning after falling from the Interstate 395 overpass in Miami, authorities confirmed.

Frost School dean Shelton “Shelly” Berg prepares for final bow after nearly two decades

At the University of Miami Frost School of Music, Dean Shelton “Shelly” Berg is preparing to step down, closing out a tenure that spans nearly 20 years.

Boynton Beach police search for missing 17-year-old boy possibly headed to Miami

Police in Boynton Beach asked for the public’s help Saturday in locating a missing 17-year-old who they said may be heading to the Miami area.

Former Miami-based bank CEO agrees to forfeit over $16 million, pleads guilty in wire fraud case

Tomás Niembro, the former chief executive officer of Nodus International Bank, is awaiting sentencing in Miami for a fraud estimated at more than $24 million.

Marlins announce five-man rotation, Clayton McCullough confirms

One week from today, the Miami Marlins will open their 2026 season at loanDepot park.

Driver hospitalized after slamming SUV into car wash on Le Jeune Road in Flagami

A car crashed into a gas station car wash Friday morning in Miami’s Flagami neighborhood, according to Miami Fire Rescue.

Boys, 12 and 13, back in court as judge decides on detention in Overtown child rape case

Two of the three young boys being charged as adults after being accused of raping a 12-year-old girl in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood were back in court Thursday as a judge weighs whether they should stay locked up.

Biochemist headed to prison for raping women at his South Beach condo

A Miami Beach biochemist arrested in 2023 for drugging and raping women in his West Avenue condo is now headed to prison.

Legal expert says rare murder charge in Ultra overdose death sends ‘a message’

A South Florida case tied to a fatal overdose at the 2025 Ultra Music Festival is drawing scrutiny from legal experts, as prosecutors pursue a first-degree murder charge under a state law typically associated with drug-related deaths.

Police: 2 injured in crash involving scooter, vehicle in Miami

Two people who were riding a scooter in Miami were injured Thursday afternoon in a crash, police confirmed.

Beeping eggs help blind and visually impaired kids experience Easter hunt in Miami

Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputies with the bomb squad installed beeping devices in as many colorful Easter eggs as they could.

Police: Video shows physician raping patient who said she was sedated for Miami office cosmetic procedure

Dr. Ron DeMeo, of Meridian Cosmetic and Meridian Spine, stands accused of raping a 29-year-old patient at his office in Miami, records showed.

Viral Plastic Fisherman turning waste found on our beaches into useful furniture

A South Florida resident inspired a global movement to clean up plastic from the world’s beaches in 2021, but he wasn’t satisfied.

Indie film festival takes place in Miami

Wednesday was a big night for independent filmmakers in Miami.

Judge to rule whether Miami boys accused of half-hour rape of 12-year-old stay jailed

The three boys accused in the rape of a 12-year-old girl in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood faced a judge on Wednesday.

Miami officials aim to solve ‘never-ending’ issue of abandoned boats dirtying waterways

For years, our South Florida waterways have been cluttered by floating junk.

4 face charges after Georgia woman’s fatal overdose at Ultra Music Festival, cops say

Four people are facing charges in the overdose death of a 24-year-old soon-to-be-nurse from Georgia who authorities say took a drug known as “molly” at 2025’s Ultra Music Festival in downtown Miami.

Miami Northwestern Senior High football coach accused of soliciting sex acts with student: Cops

Tyresse Leonard Jones, a coach at Miami Northwestern Senior High School, was arrested Wednesday by the Miami-Dade Schools Police Department for allegedly soliciting sexual activity from a student under 18, authorities confirmed.

Quick action by family friend, first responders saves boy, 2, from drowning

A 2-year-old boy is being called a true blessing after surviving a near-drowning at a South Florida pool party earlier this month.

Teen honored for saving retired deputy from northeast Miami-Dade apartment fire

Rami Ouazza, a senior at Dr. Michael Krop Senior High, was honored Wednesday by the Miami Police Department and the “Do The Right Thing” program for his actions in saving a retired law enforcement officer from an apartment fire last year.

Police reviewing surveillance video in attempt to corroborate Miami girl’s abduction report

The start of the school day Wednesday came with extra precautions after a man allegedly tried abducting a middle school student in Miami.

Miami roommates’ debt dispute ends with shooting, police standoff, possible deportation

A 60-year-old man, who was at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on Wednesday after a shooting in Miami, faced the threat of deportation back to his native Cuba.

Rain pushes back start of Miami Open play

Play at the Miami Open was delayed Wednesday due to weather, tournament officials said.

Man awaits sentencing in Miami after convictions related to a girl’s sexual abuse

A 65-year-old man was awaiting sentencing in prison on Wednesday in downtown Miami after a conviction related to the sexual abuse of a teen, records show.

Woman accused of driving getaway car in 2022 fatal shooting outside Miami food store

A woman is facing charges in connection with a 2022 fatal shooting that authorities say occurred in Miami’s West Little River neighborhood.

Man accused of throwing rock through Miami Burger King’s glass door

A man was arrested Tuesday, days after he allegedly threw a rock through the glass door of a Burger King in Miami, authorities said.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Irish revelry takes over pub in Coral Gables

It’s St. Patrick’s Day, and a time for revelry for some in South Florida, so as the Irish say, “Sláinte!” or “Cheers!“

Shutdown strains TSA workers, South Florida travelers amid spring break rush

Frustration is growing at South Florida airports as TSA agents miss paychecks during a partial government shutdown, while long lines and delays continue during the busy spring break travel season.

Cuban Americans in Miami’s Little Havana ask communists to free island

In Miami’s Little Havana, Amy Amargos, Joe Aguiar, and Leonel Nora were among the Cuban Americans who are convinced that the only way the island’s problems will be fixed is with new leadership.

Authorities say spring break in South Florida going smoothly so far

A cloudy day did not stop spring break fun from occurring across South Florida on Tuesday.

World Baseball Classic final draws global crowd to Miami

Fans from around the world packed into loanDepot Park ahead of the World Baseball Classic championship, turning the ballpark into a global gathering place as Team USA prepared to face Venezuela in Tuesday night’s final.

MDSO motorcycle deputy hurt in crash on Douglas Road

Medics took a Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office motorcycle deputy to the hospital after he crashed at an intersection on Douglas Road on the border between Miami and Coral Gables, first responders said.

Miami middle school student reports attempted abduction

Police in Miami are investigating an attempted abduction of a middle school student that was reported Tuesday morning.

‘Are you not afraid?’: Man accused of firing shots at roommate in Little Havana

Police arrested a 60-year-old Miami man on Monday night after they said he allegedly fired shots at his roommate during a confrontation over money in Little Havana.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Here are 10 festive spots to embrace Irish revelry in South Florida

It’s St. Patrick’s Day, and a time for revelry for some in South Florida, so as the Irish say, “Sláinte!” or “Cheers!“

Out on bond for pulling gun on auto parts store worker over freon, man steals $14K diamond: Cops

A man was out on bond in four separate cases in Miami-Dade County when he went to a downtown Miami jewelry store and tricked sales staff into giving him a $14,000 diamond ― which he never gave back ― according to police, court and jail records.

Teen pleads guilty to manslaughter for stabbing ex in 2024: ‘She wanted to accept responsibility’

A teen accused of fatally stabbing her ex-boyfriend changed her plea on Monday. Loved ones of the 17-year-old victim packed the courtroom.

Zoo Miami receives bomb threat for fourth straight day

For a fourth consecutive day, a bomb threat has been called into Zoo Miami.

‘Everyone is thinking business instead of human rights’: Activists slam US-Cuba economic engagement

Reports indicate that Cuba is “open” to U.S. private investment as a humanitarian aid flotilla arrives from Mexico. But amid widespread blackouts ― and now growing unrest ― fueled by U.S. “maximum pressure” campaigns, some South Florida Cuban Americans argue that it’s unwise to engage the island nation’s officials economically before ousting the Communist Party.