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Miami archbishop calls on Senate to support bill extending Temporary Protected Status for Haitians

Archbishop of Miami Thomas Wenski is a long-time advocate of Haitian migrants.

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Las Vegas woman arrested after accused of stealing from man who allegedly invited her to his Miami apartment

A 35-year-old woman faced charges on Monday in Miami-Dade County after she was accused of stealing more than $80,000 from a man in 2024, records show.

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Police in Miami search for missing endangered man

Authorities in Miami-Dade County are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing man they believe could be endangered.

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Venezuelan relief efforts continue across South Florida

This week marks one month since Venezuela’s deadliest disaster in decades.

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Ty France drives in 3 as the Padres beat the Marlins 7-2, extend Miami skid to 11

Ty France drove in three runs, JP Sears gave up one hit and struck out three over 3 1/3 innings, and the San Diego Padres extended the Miami Marlins’ losing streak to 11 with a 7-2 win on Saturday.

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Miami Takeover returns to Miami Beach for 18th annual weekend celebration

The 18th annual Miami Takeover kicked off Friday night in Miami Beach, bringing a weekend of urban music, social events and live entertainment to South Florida.

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Police: Unemployed felon on probation for grand theft stole packages in Key Biscayne

A 32-year-old felon stands accused of stealing packages valued at nearly $6,850 from an apartment building in Key Biscayne, while he was out on probation for another theft, records show.

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Police: Robber stabs man to steal his wallet in Miami’s Little River

Miami police are investigating after a man in his 60s was stabbed Friday morning, authorities confirmed to Local 10 News.

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Kevin Hart crashes Miami bachelor party in Netflix’s new comedy “72 Hours”

“72 Hours” is the new Netflix comedy where Kevin Hart plays a 40-year-old ad exec who joins a crew of 20-somethings for a wild Miami bachelor party after they mistakenly add him to a group chat.

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Tates’ extradition documents unsealed; Trump administration appears unmoved

The request to extradite the Tate brothers has been unsealed, and the Trump administration appears to be unmoved.

How a Miami-Dade alum’s nonprofit expanded music programs for neurological care

A classroom assignment in a Miami-Dade County Public Schools elementary school has grown into a nonprofit organization that has delivered more than 16,000 interactive music sessions for people living with neurological and developmental conditions across three states.

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Pharmacist convicted of ‘massive Oxycodone distribution conspiracy’ from 2 Broward storefronts

A photo released by federal prosecutors shows a burnt-out letter “P” on the sign of Chans Pharmacy in Pembroke Pines, reading simply “HARMACY.” Perhaps it was a fitting label for a storefront with an owner convicted of illegally distributing hundreds of thousands of Oxycodone pills through it and another Broward location.

No Messi, no problem: Inter Miami wins first game after World Cup break

In its first match back from the FIFA World Cup break, Inter Miami CF defeated the Chicago Fire 3-2 in a matchup between the second and third place teams in the Eastern Conference.

Many Haitians in South Florida face difficult decisions with loss of TPS looming

Haitians in South Florida and across the U.S. are bracing for difficult decisions as hundreds of thousands are set to lose Temporary Protected Status on Monday.

WATCH: Man swipes camera from Facebook Marketplace seller ― then rides off in a Waymo

A criminal used a Waymo as his apparent getaway car in the theft of an expensive camera over the weekend, the victim told Local 10 News.

American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora hosts forum on island’s ‘transition to Democracy’

Attorney Marcell Felipe welcomed a group of experts on Wednesday to the American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora in Miami.

Miami FBI agents accuse man in North Korean money laundering scheme

Federal authorities in Miami say a Venezuelan-Italian civil engineer helped launder hundreds of thousands of dollars generated by North Korean information technology workers evading U.S. sanctions. Their earnings, authorities allege, ultimately benefitted the totalitarian regime.

Man on bond for voyeurism, child sex abuse videos exposes self to girl, 12, outside home: MDSO

A Cutler Bay man once accused of recording a woman changing inside of a Miami Beach Target ― and possessing videos of young girls being sexually abused ― is now accused of yet another disturbing crime.

King-sized ‘mistake’? Heat accident sparks LeBron frenzy

Social media erupted on Tuesday after what appeared to be a major clue about LeBron James’ future sent NBA fans into a frenzy — but the Miami Heat say it was simply a mistake.

US State Department, Catholic Relief Services send 1st humanitarian flight to Cuba from MIA

The U.S. State Department and Catholic Relief Services on Tuesday dispatched the first humanitarian flight to Cuba as part of a $100 million U.S. aid commitment, marking the first direct shipment under an initiative announced by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

New report indicates it’s now pricier to live in Miami than New York City

For decades now, New Yorkers have fled to South Florida, not just for the sunshine but for other perks like spacious homes and no state income tax.

Miami residents pushing back against development plans that would remove dozens of trees

In one Miami neighborhood there is an ongoing battle between developers and preservationists.

Tugboat captain pleads guilty over Biscayne Bay crash that killed 3 girls in sailboat

A Miami tugboat captain who is facing a criminal charge for a deadly 2025 Biscayne Bay crash that killed three children is expected to plead guilty under a deal with prosecutors, according to his attorneys.

United Way Miami President Symeria Hudson discusses affordability on Local 10

Affordability is an issue that impacts Americans on a day-to-day basis.

Miami, Hollywood thefts lead police to recover motorcycle at North Miami home

A South Florida medical student says she had her dream motorcycle for only 12 days before it was stolen.

Tate brothers make Miami court appearance, plan to fight UK extradition

Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate appeared before a federal magistrate in Miami on Monday for the first time since they were arrested to face rape and sex trafficking charges in the United Kingdom.

Orlando man faces charges 4 years after murder during armed robbery in Miami

A 40-year-old man was behind bars on Monday in Miami-Dade County, accused of a man’s 2021 murder in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood, records show.

Man accused in drive-by triple shooting in Allapattah

Miami police made an arrest on Friday in connection with an early-July drive-by triple shooting in the city’s Allapattah neighborhood.

Miami police lieutenant found unconscious in pickup after US 1 DUI crash, arrest report states

A veteran Miami Police Department lieutenant was found unconscious behind the wheel of a pickup truck after crashing into a median along U.S. 1 in the city’s Coconut Grove neighborhood on Saturday evening, leading to drunken driving charges, according to an arrest report released on Monday.

From Chicago to Overtown: Pastry chef turns passion into growing dessert business in Overtown

A leap of faith brought pastry chef Tracey Marionneaux from Chicago to South Florida, and today she’s turning Overtown into a destination for handcrafted desserts inspired by family, tradition and a little tropical flair.

Pedestrian seriously hurt in Miami crash

Miami police are investigating a crash that left a pedestrian seriously injured Sunday night.

Miami police lieutenant cuffed on DUI charge; it’s not his first arrest

A high-ranking Miami police officer is in trouble with the law again.

Miami police arrest dog owner after alleged pit bull attack in Wynwood

A dog owner is behind bars after Miami police said his two pit bulls attacked a man and his dog in Wynwood.

Imprisoned Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara arrives in Miami after release

Cuban artist and activist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara arrived in Miami Saturday after being released from prison and allowed to go into exile.

Giannis Antetokounmpo praises Bam Adebayo ahead of new Heat partnership

Giannis Antetokounmpo says he typically gets eight hours of sleep before games, but when he faced Bam Adebayo, he made sure to get even more rest. Now, he's happy that the two are teammates.

Teacher Accelerator Program aims to ease educator shortages as local districts continue hiring

As South Florida school districts continue hiring ahead of the new school year, education leaders say programs designed to bring career changers into classrooms are helping address a teacher shortage that has persisted for years.

Fingerprint on sunglasses leads to arrest in $150K Miami home burglary, cops say

A fingerprint left on a pair of sunglasses inside a ransacked Miami home helped detectives crack a nearly two-month-old burglary that they say left victims without an estimated $150,000 in jewelry.

Trump’s end of TPS threatens status of Miami residents who identify as Haitian American

Miami residents who identify as Haitian Americans are among those affected by the end of the Temporary Protected Status that kept them safe in South Florida.

‘Didn’t mean to’: Man gets ‘emotional’ after shooting ex-schoolmate in Coconut Grove, cops say

A man was seemingly hit with instant regret after shooting a longtime acquaintance in the buttocks in Miami’s Coconut Grove neighborhood in February, according to police.

‘Candy cut me’: Woman accused of stabbing victim multiple times over money in Miami

A North Miami Beach woman was arrested after police said she stabbed another woman multiple times during an argument over money in Miami’s Little River neighborhood.

Man accused of attacking roommate with metal pole in Edgewater

A 50-year-old Miami man was arrested after police said he attacked his roommate with a metal pole.

Police: Woman confesses to arson out of anger over her ex-boyfriend’s stalking in Miami

Police officers arrested a 40-year-old woman on Thursday morning in Miami after she confessed to trying to set a Ford F-150 pickup truck on fire during a fight with her ex-boyfriend, according to police.

Miami man charged in 2021 gang-related homicide, police say

A Miami man has been charged in connection with a 2021 drive-by shooting that killed another man outside his home, following a yearslong homicide investigation that included surveillance footage, forensic evidence and witness statements, according to police.

‘Going for it all’: Heat introduce Giannis, Bobby Portis as franchise ushers in new era

The Miami Heat will officially introduce its two biggest offseason additions Thursday at Kaseya Center, with Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis each scheduled to hold introductory news conferences.

Families say detainees facing reprisals for speaking up about conditions at Miami detention facility

The families of people detained at the downtown Miami Federal Detention Center are living in fear for their loved ones. They say they’re suffering the consequences for recently speaking up about the poor conditions inside.

Judge rules mother acquitted of killing 1-year-old daughter will remain free

A woman found not guilty for the drowning death of her 1-year-old daughter and attempted murder of her husband and teen daughter will remain a free woman.

Dirty Dining EXTRA: CMX Brickell Stone Sports Bar ordered shut again after inspectors find live rodent

A sports bar inside the popular Brickell City Centre has been ordered shut for the second time in just over two months after a state inspector found a live rodent during a complaint investigation.

Heat’s Micky Arison elected next chairman of NBA Board of Governors

Miami Heat governor Micky Arison has been unanimously elected the next chairman of the NBA Board of Governors, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver announced Tuesday.

Cost of new Miami-Dade incinerator balloons to eye-popping $3.16 billion, mayor says

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava says the cost of building a new incinerator could be significantly higher than previously expected: a staggering $3.16 billion.

‘She was my world’: Family of woman killed in 2025 police shooting in Wynwood seeks justice

The family of 28-year-old Evelyn Valdes, who was fatally shot during a police shooting in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood last year, has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the city, two police officers, a security company, and a nightclub.

Ex-chef who killed Miami-Dade man while fleeing crash now accused of 2 more hit-and-runs

Jonathan Eismann, once a well-known chef in South Florida, avoided prison time in 2019 for killing a pedestrian after a hit-and-run crash almost seven years prior. Now, the 65-year-old is back in legal trouble after Aventura police said he committed two more hit-and-runs on Biscayne Boulevard on Monday.

American Airlines launches new MIA–Venezuela nonstop service

American Airlines on Tuesday is set to celebrate the launch of its new nonstop service between Miami (MIA) and Maracaibo, Venezuela (MAR).

Progress continues on revival of Coconut Grove Playhouse

For the past twenty years the doors to the Coconut Grove Playhouse have been closed.

How Miami Marlins gave Bark at the Park night’s ‘very good boy’ the VIP treatment

A video of a dog staring longingly at another dog that was eating hot dogs during the Miami Marlins Bark at the Park night on June 22 quickly went viral.

Cubans’ ‘Liberation Day’ rally in Miami marks 5th anniversary of protests

Cuban flags were flying high, and “Nuestro Día Viene Llegando” by Willy Chirino was playing on Saturday during the Liberation Day rally in Miami.

Heat advisory in effect as South Florida heat index could reach 110 degrees

A heat advisory will be in effect across parts of South Florida from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday as dangerously hot and humid conditions push heat index values into the triple digits.

New video emerges as family of bystander killed in 2025 Miami police shooting files federal lawsuit

Newly released surveillance video obtained by Local 10 News on Friday is shedding new light on the moments before a fatal police shooting in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood as the family of an innocent bystander killed in the gunfire files a federal wrongful death lawsuit.

Wrong side of the ‘Law’: Troopers say Miami man led 140+ mph pursuit on Florida Turnpike

A 21-year-old man named Jamal Kamari Law found himself on the wrong side of his last name on Thursday after troopers say he fled from a traffic stop and reached speeds above 140 mph on the Homestead Extension of Florida’s Turnpike in Miami-Dade County.

Man, 18, reported missing in Miami’s Model City area

Officers with the Miami Police Department asked for the public’s help Friday in located an 18-year-old man reported missing from Miami’s Model City area.

Antonio Brown appears in court as house arrest conditions change in attempted murder case

Former NFL star Antonio Brown appeared in a Miami-Dade courtroom on Friday as his house arrest conditions were modified in connection with his 2025 attempted murder case.

Heat rout Bucks in 1st Las Vegas Summer League game on Local 10

A new era of Miami Heat basketball takes center stage Friday on Local 10, the home of the Heat.

Miami commission grants appeal to restore, expand Coconut Grove Playhouse

Miami commissioners unanimously granted an appeal Thursday that would clear the way for the restoration and expansion of the historic Coconut Grove Playhouse.

Miami commission settles $770K lawsuit with Joe Carollo over frozen pension program

Miami city commissioners are avoiding a legal fight with former Commissioner Joe Carollo.

Family sues city of Miami, officers, nightclub & security company over fatal Wynwood police shooting

A federal lawsuit filed Thursday accuses the city of Miami, two Miami police officers, a security company and a Wynwood nightclub of negligence and excessive force in the fatal shooting of 28-year-old Evelyn Valdes.

Nouveau Miami brings Southern comfort food, community to Wynwood

A new restaurant in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood is aiming to serve more than just meals.

Thousands of Haitians in South Florida face uncertainty as TPS ends

On Friday, more than 300,000 Haitians living in the United States legally under Temporary Protected Status will become suddenly deportable and lose their work permits following last month’s Supreme Court decision that allows the Trump administration final discretion to end TPS.

Man faces attempted murder charge after stabbing victim at Miami bus stop, cops say

A 61-year-old man was arrested Wednesday after police said he allegedly stabbed another man during an argument at a Miami bus stop.

Helping Venezuela: Miami mayor honors search-and-rescue team’s service in La Guaira

It has been 15 days since the 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes struck in northern Venezuela.

Magician brings ‘Magic Parlour’ to the Magic City for intimate Arsht Center show

He’s bringing magic to the Magic City.

18-year-old injured in drive-by shooting in southwest Miami-Dade

A drive-by shooting left one person hurt in the front yard of a home Wednesday evening, according to Miami-Dade sheriff’s deputies.

Families raise concerns about conditions inside downtown Miami federal detention facility

Local 10 News is looking into serious concerns being raised over conditions at the Federal Detention Facility in downtown Miami.

Tim Hardaway Jr. introduced by Heat, will wear father’s retired No. 10 ‘with honor’

The Miami Heat officially introduced veteran guard Tim Hardaway Jr. on Wednesday, welcoming the Miami native back home and revealing he will wear his father’s retired No. 10 jersey.

Dolphins training camp 2026: Dates, times and what fans need to know

The Miami Dolphins on Wednesday announced their 2026 training camp schedule, with fans set to have multiple opportunities to watch the team prepare for the upcoming season at the Baptist Health Training Complex in Miami Gardens.

Police: Mother of teen killed in 2024 stabbing admits to stealing impounded SUV from Miami tow yard

The mother of a Miami teenager who was fatally stabbed by his ex-girlfriend in 2024 was arrested Tuesday after police say she allegedly drove her impounded SUV out of a tow yard without paying nearly $500 in fees.

Man busted for alleged participation in illegal street takeovers throughout Miami-Dade, deputies say

A 22-year-old man from Miami-Dade County was arrested Tuesday after allegedly participating in multiple illegal street takeovers, authorities confirmed.

Otto Lopez’s unlikely journey leads to 1st All-Star Game appearance with Marlins

Otto Lopez’s journey to his first All-Star Game appearance is one of perseverance, patience and making the most of a second chance.

Video shows arrest at Miami hotel as authorities continue crackdown on human trafficking

Exclusively obtained police body camera footage shows a woman being arrested in Miami-Dade County for human trafficking.

FBI Miami offering $150K reward for fugitive on ‘Most Wanted Fraudster’ list

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has added a new fugitive to its Most Wanted Fraudster list.

Miami Marine Stadium restoration effort moves forward with August referendum

One of Miami’s most iconic landmarks could be one step closer to restoration as voters prepare to decide the future of the Miami Marine Stadium.

Police: Woman accused of firing Taser at driver in Allapattah

A 25-year-old woman faced a felony charge on Monday in Miami-Dade County, after police officers accused her of firing a Taser at a driver, records show.

Venezuela earthquake relief efforts don’t let up in South Florida

Nearly two weeks after devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela, relief efforts in South Florida continued Monday.

Allapattah man faces charges over armed robbery after crash in Miami’s Liberty City

Christian Martinez was at the Metrowest Detention Center on Monday, facing charges for stealing three gold bracelets, a gold chain, a pair of shoes, and $100 at gunpoint after a crash in Miami, records show.

Crowds fill Bayfront Park for FIFA Fan Fest matches

Energy was high once again at Bayfront Park for the second-to-last day of FIFA Fan Fest.

Thousands celebrate America’s 250th birthday at Bayfront Park

Thousands gathered at Bayfront Park on Saturday to celebrate America’s 250th birthday during the Freedom 250 celebration.

Communities across South Florida mark America’s 250th anniversary

The sounds of a marching band, parade cheers and colorful floats filled Key Biscayne on Saturday as families gathered along Crandon Boulevard for the annual Fourth of July parade.

South Florida hosts public viewing of Declaration of Independence ahead of U.S. 250th anniversary

On Saturday, the United States of America celebrates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and the only place in the country where you can view founding-era documents outside of Washington, D.C., is in South Florida.