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Florida Vintage: Former Dade County commissioner becomes face of bizarre scandal
In 1992, one of South Florida’s most powerful politicians, Dade County Commissioner Joe Gersten, became the face of a bizarre scandal involving a missing Mercedes, a drug house, prostitutes and an escape to Australia.
Blast from the Past: Memorial Day weekend in 1983
Memorial Day weekend in 1983 was one to remember, when Florida road trips meant no GPS and gas under $1.50!
Florida Vintage: The rise and unraveling of Yahweh Ben Yahweh
A look back at the rise and unraveling of Yahweh Ben Yahweh — the cult leader behind one of Miami’s most powerful and controversial movements of the 80’s.
Miss Manners taught America how to behave — 1 brutally polite etiquette lesson at a time
Take a look back at the infamous Miss Manners, who taught America how to behave and gave honest advice as “politely” as possible.
Florida Vintage: Wife charged with orchestrating plot to kill prominent South Florida developer
It’s a case that captivated South Florida for years. In 1986, the body of prominent developer Stanley Cohen was found inside his Coconut Grove home. His wife Joyce was charged with orchestrating the plot — turning the case into one of the most talked-about trials of its time.
90’s Nostalgia: Back when malls were the real-life social network
90’s Nostalgia: Back when malls were the real-life social network. Which one was your hangout spot back in the day?
Florida Vintage: Boy, 12, electrocuted at bus stop, prompting lasting changes to public safety
Jorge Luis Cabrera was just 12 years old when he was electrocuted at a bus stop in Miami-Dade County. The tragedy exposed dangerous electrical failures that should have never existed. His death led to a landmark $65.1 million verdict and lasting changes to public safety.
Florida Vintage: Bear wrestling at bars in the ’80s
Yes — this was a real night out in the ’80s. Crowds packed bars like Summer’s on the Beach in Fort Lauderdale to watch live bear wrestling! It didn’t last though. Growing outrage, animal cruelty crackdowns and tougher laws shut it down, ending one of Florida’s wildest eras.
From Boxer to ‘The Wrestler:’ Mickey Rourke trains with the best in Miami Beach in 90’s
While making movies back in the 1990’s, Mickey Rourke was training with the best at the famed 5th St. Gym in Miami Beach.
Vacation Up in Smoke! Fire rips through Carnival Ecstasy in summer of 1998
A fire ripped through the Carnival Ecstasy in the summer of 1998, sending smoke billowing across the Miami skyline.
Serial killer still awaiting resentencing for 1994 Tamiami Trail killings
In 1994, young women started turning up dead along the Tamiami Trail and fear spread across South Florida. The man behind it — Rory Conde — was ultimately caught and convicted, but decades later, he’s still awaiting resentencing.
Who remembers this old Channel 10 jingle from 1983?
Take a listen down memory lane of the old Channel 10 jingle.
1982: When the drop-top drought ended
The drop-top drought ended in 1982 after most automakers ditched making convertibles in the late 1970s due to cost, safety rules and shrinking demand.
Diverse community, thriving culture defines North Miami in 1999
North Miami in 1999 — a city shaped by its diverse community, thriving culture and even a few Hollywood close-ups along the way.
September marks 30 years since death of Jimmy Ryce; Ryce’s memory sparks lasting change
Last week marked 30 years since the tragic loss of Jimmy Ryce. His heartbreaking story led to lasting change and his legacy lives on through a law that helps protect children in Florida.
‘Cocaine Cowboys:’ Verdict that stunned Miami in 1996
It was the verdict that stunned Miami in 1996. “Cocaine Cowboys” Willie Falcon and Sal Magluta were acquitted at the height of the drug wars. But the feds weren’t finished.
Valentine’s Day shopping: 1980s edition
Check out what people in South Florida were shopping for during Valentine’s Day back in the 1980s.
True crime story behind ‘The Rip’
Before it was on Netflix, it was real life. The true crime story behind “The Rip” goes back to 2016 in Miami Lakes.
Flashback to when the Canes won the national championship in 1991
Take a look back at the Miami Hurricanes’ parade back when they won the national championship in 1991.
Men’s Christmas gift ideas from 1984
Here are some “Florida Vintage” Christmas gift ideas for men from 1984.
A look back at the Drybread family house in Hollywood at Christmastime
If you grew up in South Florida in the 80s, you knew the Drybread family house in Hollywood.
Florida Vintage: Kathy Willets scandal had everyone talking in the 90’s
From the bedroom to the courtroom, Local 10 revisits the Kathy Willets scandal that had everyone talking in the 90’s.
1982: When the drop-top drought ended
The drop-top drought ended in 1982 after most automakers ditched making convertibles in the late 1970s due to cost, safety rules and shrinking demand.