Woman accused of setting fire inside MDSO station faces 11 attempted murder charges
A 36-year-old woman was taken into custody Friday afternoon after setting a small fire inside a Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office station, authorities said.
Gabrielle Arzola is an award-winning journalist and proud Miami native. For nearly a decade, she has reported across Florida, with previous stops in Gainesville and Tampa before returning home to cover the community she loves most. She’s covered some of the state’s most pivotal moments, including the Surfside building collapse, the Parkland school shooting trial, and cold cases that demanded answers. However, Gabrielle’s favorite assignments are the ones that celebrate people, and the feel-good stories that capture the heart, flavor, and spirit of South Florida. When she’s not reporting, Gabrielle enjoys spending time with family, twin brother, and friends. As a dedicated foodie, you’ll find her always looking for the next restaurant to visit. As a proud Cuban/Puerto Rican, she is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. Gabrielle is a graduate of Miami Dade College and Florida International University.
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Escuelas de Miami-Dade celebran Día anual de RCP para enseñar habilidades que salvan vidas
En el Mes del Corazón en Estados Unidos, las Escuelas Públicas del Condado Miami-Dade celebraron su tercer Día anual de RCP.
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Miami-Dade Schools host annual CPR Day to teach life-saving skills
In honor of American Heart Month, Miami-Dade County Public Schools hosted their third annual CPR Day Saturday, giving students and members of the community hands-on training in life-saving techniques.
El martes por la mañana, reinaba la tranquilidad en la Universidad de Miami. Las clases se pospusieron hasta la tarde mientras los aficionados se recuperaban de una larga noche tras la derrota de los Hurricanes en el campeonato nacional ante los Indiana Hoosiers.
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Disappointment on UM campus after Canes’ championship loss, but ‘a lot of hope for next year’
On Tuesday morning at the University of Miami, it was quiet. Classes were pushed back to the afternoon as fans shook off a long night following the Hurricanes’ national championship loss to the Indiana Hoosiers.
Una discusión derivó en una balacera que deja un hombre muerto y otro en estado crítico.
Man dead, another critically injured in shooting outside northwest Miami-Dade strip club
An argument led to a shooting that left one man dead and another critically injured outside of a northwest Miami-Dade strip club early Saturday morning, investigators said.
A man has died following a freak accident early Friday morning involving a bread-mixing industrial machine at a grocery store in North Miami Beach, authorities confirmed.
Fin de semana del Campeonato Nacional CFP arranca con Playoff Fan Central
El fin de semana del Campeonato Nacional CFP comienza el viernes y los fanáticos tendrán su primera muestra de la acción.
CFP National Championship weekend to kick off with Playoff Fan Central
CFP National Championship weekend kicks off Friday with fans getting their first taste of the action.
Police: Man stabbed multiple times in Miami; collapses near ATM
A man was rushed to a hospital Tuesday morning after being stabbed in Miami, authorities confirmed.
Coconut Grove celebra el primer Big Woof Festival de Miami este fin de semana
Miles de amantes de los animales se reunirán en Regatta Park para celebrar el vínculo con sus mascotas. El festival recauda fondos para Paws4You Rescue y ofrece la oportunidad de adoptar.
Animal lovers rejoice: Here’s why Coconut Grove is getting furrier, droolier this weekend
Miami is no stranger to festivals, and while this one is a lot furrier and droolier, its guaranteed to make your heart full.
Miami magnet school blends academics with real-world law enforcement training
At a high school next to the Miami Police Department, the sound of a 911 call isn’t cause for alarm -- it’s part of the lesson.
Cubanos en La Habana y Miami reaccionan a las acciones de Trump en Venezuela
Cubanos, tanto en La Habana como en Miami, reconocen que las acciones del presidente Donald Trump en Venezuela tienen un impacto en la población de la isla.