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Citrus Health Network director accused of stealing more than $1 million

Thomas Jardon is being held on a $700,000 bond after being accused of stealing $1.2 million in public dollars from the Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust.

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Suspect in custody following reports of gunfire at Miami International Airport

Authorities responded to Miami International Airport on Wednesday after receiving reports of possible gunfire.

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Miami man now facing aggravated manslaughter charge in fentanyl-related death of 18-month-old boy

A Miami man arrested in May after investigators said they found approximately 69 grams of suspected fentanyl inside his bedroom is now facing an aggravated manslaughter charge in connection with the death of an 18-month-old boy who investigators said accidentally ingested drugs.

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Mourners say slain 25-year-old Dominican DJ knew Miami shooter

Mourners on Wednesday in Miami described a recent shooting victim as a beloved 25-year-old DJ who was born in the Dominican Republic.

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Women run the decks — inside ‘Chicas Spin’

It’s part network, part sisterhood — made for women who shake the room.

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Kaseya Center gets new roof sign in GTA tie-in: ‘Welcome to Vice City’

A new message is now sitting high above downtown Miami: “Welcome to Vice City.” The giant pink and white letters were installed Tuesday on top of the Kaseya Center.

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Miami detectives investigate shooting killing alleged ‘intruder’

On Tuesday, Miami homicide detectives were investigating a shooting that killed an alleged intruder on Monday morning near the Design District area.

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17-year-old accused of shooting gang rival near Riverside Park in Miami now charged as adult

A 17-year-old who was arrested late last month after being accused of shooting another teenager in the leg near Miami’s Riverside Park is now being charged as an adult, court records show.

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South Florida chef looking to scare up successful dishes on Food Network Halloween show

This year, the Food Network is taking its fan favorite Halloween competitions to a terrifying new level that will deliver eye-popping bakes, dramatic twists and disturbingly delicious creations.

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Detectives investigate fatal shooting involving alleged intruder near Miami’s Design District

Police officers responded to a fatal shooting on Monday morning near Miami’s Design District, police said.

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Inter Miami’s late-game struggles continue in 2-2 draw with San Diego

Inter Miami CF drew San Diego FC 2-2 Sunday night, suffering another late-game collapse that cost the Herons three points.

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Rain doesn’t stop hundreds from showing up for 10th annual Pink Walk in Kendall

The rain came down, but the walk went on.

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2 hospitalized after motorcycle, scooter collide in Miami

Two people were taken to the hospital Sunday morning after a crash involving a motorcycle and a scooter in Miami.

Columbus routs South Dade 45-7, improves to 4-1

Columbus High School wasted little time taking control against South Dade on Friday, opening the scoring on a touchdown run by Cecil Smith after a handoff from Kai Moore.

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17-year-old killed in Miami shooting, police say

A 17-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after reports of a shooting that authorities say occurred near Miami Jackson Senior High School overnight Saturday.

Miami firefighters prevent Venetian Drive house fire from spreading inside

Firefighters responded early Saturday to a structure fire on Venetian Drive, quickly containing the flames to a balcony and preventing the fire from spreading into the home, fire rescue officials confirmed.

Miami woman representing Cuba at Miss Universe uses platform to spotlight crisis on island

A Miami woman is about to represent Cuba on the universal stage, using the platform to draw attention to the crisis on the island while responding to her critics.

Local 10 Special: The Great Miami Hurricane of 1926

One hundred years ago this September, residents and newcomers to America’s Playground in Miami Beach awoke to what early Miami transplant, journalist, and famed conservationist Marjory Stoneman Douglas described as “a sea of raving white water.”

100 years later, Miami museum exhibit looks back at devastating 1926 hurricane

A century after a devastating hurricane tore through Miami, a temporary museum exhibit is giving visitors a glimpse into what it was like to experience one of the most significant events in the city’s early history.

Miami Hurricanes going back to Nike in deal that will exceed $200M

CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) — Teams from the University of Miami will be wearing Nike apparel again starting in July 2027, a person familiar with the agreement said Wednesday.

Retired Air Force colonel marks 30 years since helicopter crash with new book

Retired U.S. Air Force Col. John Alvarez has spent the past three decades turning a life-threatening helicopter crash into a story of courage, perseverance and faith.

‘Power of prayer and faith’: Ex-Air Force colonel defies odds nearly 3 decades after helicopter crash

Nearly three decades after a helicopter crash in Ecuador nearly cost him his life, retired U.S. Air Force Col. John Alvarez says prayer and faith helped sustain him through a painful recovery and a journey back to the cockpit.

Miami-Dade commissioners raise concerns about county’s ‘Welcome to Vice City’ deal with Rockstar Games

Commissioners learned Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava signed a deal to allow Rockstar Games to put up a “Welcome to Vice City” sign in Grand Theft Auto VI at the Kaseya Center, the home of the Miami Heat in downtown Miami, owned by the county.

High School Spotlight: True North beats Southridge

High School Spotlight shines on Southridge, where the Spartans hosted True North Academy Thursday evening.

Teen shot in southwest Miami-Dade neighborhood, deputies say

A teenager was shot Thursday evening in a southwest Miami-Dade neighborhood, according to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office.

Miami-Dade commissioners weigh sheriff funding, transit cuts in proposed budget

Miami-Dade County commissioners are deciding how to spend a proposed $14.3 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year, including how much funding will go to the sheriff’s office and public transit during a Thursday night meeting.

Florida’s Attorney General race plays out in the shadow of the Hope Florida scandal

Florida voters are being asked to weigh in on the attorney general’s race this November.

Miami not entertaining proposals — for now — to change use of historic City Hall

Proposals from the Museum of Miami and Pan American World Airways, LLC to use the historic Miami City Hall building in Coconut Grove have now been formally filed with the city, but a city spokesperson says officials are “not considering a change in use for the Dinner Key facilities at this time.”

Messi scores 100th Inter Miami goal as Miami beats Cruz Azul 2-0 to win Campeones Cup

Lionel Messi scored the 100th goal of his Inter Miami career and Casemiro added another as Miami defeated Cruz Azul 2-0 on Wednesday night to win the Campeones Cup at Nu Stadium.

Rapper Kevhani Hicks seeks Stand Your Ground protection in murder case

In the music world, she’s known as rapper “Key Vhani.”

Man wanted in 2024 Alabama homicide arrested in Miami, police say

A 33-year-old man wanted in connection with a 2024 homicide in Birmingham, Alabama was arrested Monday in Miami, according to police.

2 arrested weeks after Liberty City shooting tied to street fight leaves bullet in garage door: Cops

Two men were arrested in connection with a shooting last month in Liberty City after Miami police said one allegedly handed a gun to the other during a street fight, moments before the man opened fire and a bullet struck the garage door of a nearby home.

Videos show piling rig’s collapse, flames shooting out of crushed BMW in Miami’s Brickell area

A woman and three men were recovering on Tuesday after surviving the collapse of an 85-foot piling rig on Monday morning in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood.

Popular buffet with rodent and roach issues! Midtown restaurant and lounge still has rodent issues

This week, three more kitchens were closed after inspectors recently found a host of problems.

What’s really causing your hair loss? Dermatologist separates fact from fiction

Hair loss affects millions of Americans, but dermatologists say many people don’t know what’s causing it and may turn to social media for answers before seeing a doctor.

Shooting outside Wynwood Jamaican restaurant leaves 2 wounded, first responders say

Two men were wounded in a reported shooting outside of a Jamaican restaurant in Miami’s Wynwood district shortly after midnight on Tuesday, authorities confirmed to Local 10 News.

Attention shoppers: Rising diesel costs will hit your grocery bill, experts warn

As diesel prices soar inside the United States, analysts say consumers should expect prices at the grocery store to continue to climb.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos spotted reporting for jury duty in Miami

Billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was spotted doing his civic duty in Miami on Monday.

4 hospitalized, portion of Brickell Bay Drive closed after drill rig collapse

Four people were hospitalized and a portion of Brickell Bay Drive is closed following a drill rig collapse Monday morning, according to authorities.

Man critically injured in Miami-Dade shooting

A man was critically injured in a shooting Sunday afternoon in southwest Miami-Dade, authorities said.

Superhero Miles: Special 5K event held at Tropical Park for children with special needs

A special 5K was held on Sunday morning at Tropical Park in Miami.

Inter Miami held to 2-2 draw by Nashville

Inter Miami CF and Nashville SC battled to a 2-2 draw Saturday in a matchup between the top two teams in Major League Soccer’s Eastern Conference.

Man suffers deep cuts with machete in Miami’s Coral Way area, first responders say

A man suffered deep cuts with a machete early Saturday morning in Miami’s Coral Way neighborhood, according to fire rescue personnel.

Police: 2 killed, 2 injured at house in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood

A teenager and a man whose condition was serious were among the injured during an early Saturday morning shooting in Miami, according to fire rescue personnel.

Rabbi who witnessed Sept. 11 reflects on loss and resilience 25 years later

South Florida communities marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks Friday with solemn ceremonies honoring the nearly 3,000 people killed and remembering the first responders who ran toward danger as others fled.

Man accused of pointing realistic-looking airsoft gun at driver during Miami parking dispute

A Miami man was arrested Thursday after police said he pointed what appeared to be a gun at another man and threatened to shoot him during a dispute over a parking space outside a Miami supermarket last month.

Miami-Dade remembers Sept. 11 victims, first responders and a sacrifice that continues

Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, Miami-Dade officials gathered Friday at Tropical Park to honor the lives lost that day and remember first responders who have died or suffered lasting health consequences from their work at the World Trade Center.

Miami police, firefighters honor first responders killed in Sept. 11 attacks

Miami police officers and firefighters gathered Friday morning to remember the first responders who bravely ran toward danger on Sept. 11.

2 men accused in $30K Target theft spree involving Lego sets across Miami-Dade, Broward counties

Two 23-year-old men are accused of stealing more than $30,000 worth of Lego sets from Target stores across Miami-Dade and Broward counties in a series of thefts, according to investigators.

Miami man faces 14 felonies for having videos of child sex abuse, bestiality, cops say

A Miami man is facing 14 felony charges after police said he had more than a dozen child sexual abuse videos, one of which involved bestiality, investigators said.

Miami’s new beer spa blends relaxation with a cold one

Forget grabbing a beer after a long day. At Miami’s first beer spa, customers can now relax in a private soaking tub while enjoying a cold one nearby.

High School Spotlight: Palmetto, St. Thomas Aquinas roll to big high school football wins

Palmetto and Columbus squared off at Southridge in your High School Spotlight.

2 men busted in alleged HOA kickback scheme, authorities say

Two men were arrested for allegedly committing financial and corporate fraud at the Venetian Gardens at Country Club of Miami, authorities confirmed.

Flight instructor says cargo plane co-pilot was good student, ‘very safety-conscious’

A flight instructor who trained the first officer of the Amazon cargo plane that crashed at Miami International Airport on Sunday says its pilot was a standout student who later became a safety-focused instructor himself.

Miami won’t abandon historic City Hall in Coconut Grove: ‘This is the people’s place’

Much of Miami’s city government will be moving to a gleaming new administrative complex near Miami Freedom Park in the Grapeland Heights neighborhood. But commissioners decided that one core function will stay at the historic City Hall in Coconut Grove.

Miami-Dade sheriff to mayor after post-plane crash live TV tiff: ‘That must not occur again’

A tense moment playing out in front of live news cameras, at the first media briefing following Sunday’s deadly cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport, prompted an exchange of strongly-worded letters between two of Miami-Dade County’s most powerful officials.

Amazon cargo plane to be dismantled, relocated after fatal crash

Parts of the Amazon cargo plane that overran a runway at Miami International Airport are now being separated in preparation for the aircraft’s relocation, an MIA spokesperson confirmed to Local 10 News on Thursday.

2 arrested months after man fatally shot in Wynwood, police say

Two people have been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood, more than two months after a man was shot during a confrontation on a busy Miami street, according to investigators.

Seniors, 73 and 89, accused of armed cocaine, marijuana trafficking at Allapattah drug den

Miami police say two seniors, including a man pushing 90, were armed cocaine traffickers and running a drug den in the city’s Allapattah neighborhood.

Man allegedly shot at by Antonio Brown in Miami no longer wants to ‘participate’ in prosecution

A man who was allegedly shot at last year by former NFL player Antonio Brown in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood no longer wants to participate in the prosecution of the controversial ex-wide receiver, his attorney told Local 10 News in a statement.

Officials discuss pilot’s actions, words during moments before fatal cargo plane crash outside MIA

Investigators have revealed new details on what was being said inside the cockpit in the final moments before the deadly Amazon cargo plane crash.

Florida AG accuses Netflix of exploiting children’s data, seeks billions in damages

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is suing Netflix, seeking billions of dollars in damages and accusing the streaming company of exploiting the trust parents place in the platform to access children’s viewing habits and keep young users engaged.

Miami private schools mourn former students killed in plane crash off Bahamas

Members of two private schools in Miami are mourning a brother and sister who were among four relatives killed in a plane crash off the Bahamas on Monday.

‘I’m lucky that I’m alive,’ says man police identified as victim of thief with taste for luxury watches

A New Jersey man, who was visiting Miami, told police officers that Ayzha Flenoury had shown an interest in his watch after they met at a bar in Brickell, according to a police officer’s report.

NTSB provides latest updates on investigation into MIA cargo plane crash

The investigation into the fatal cargo plane crash in Miami-Dade County continued on Tuesday.

Cleaning company ‘heartbroken,’ neighbors in disbelief after 5 workers killed in cargo plane crash

Representatives from a South Florida cleaning company mourned the loss of five employees killed after a cargo plane careened off the runway at Miami International Airport and struck their work van as it drove on an airport service road over the weekend.