A 9-year-old South Florida boy who suffered life-threatening injuries in a dog attack while vacationing in Bimini nearly two months ago has reunited with the U.S. Coast Guard crew that helped get him to Miami for emergency treatment.
Coral Gables police say the arrests of two suspects in a burglary at the home of a couple killed in a helicopter crash in Kenya exposed a web of criminal activity.
West Broward High School fell to McEachern of Powder Springs, Georgia, 20-13 on Friday night in a matchup that came down to the final possession.
One week before Miami opens its 2026 college football season at Stanford, coach Mario Cristobal is making one thing clear: He doesn’t want his players thinking of themselves as the hunted.
A 38-year-old felon was back behind bars on Friday in Miami-Dade County after detectives accused him of shooting a man in the face — while on probation for a weapon-related offense, records show.
When you’re open for business, serving us food and rack up nearly 30 or more violations, we’re going to call you out.
Below is a list of places that recently accumulated nearly 30 or more violations during an unannounced, routine food safety inspection.
Miami Northwestern Senior High School blanked Miami Jackson Senior High School 42-0 on Thursday night in the Soul Bowl, using a pair of touchdown passes from Dontavius Kinchens to pull away in the rivalry matchup.
New questions are being raised about controversial Flock cameras in Florida, with critics warning the technology could go too far.
Man ‘massages penis’ inside Miami-Dade Ross store, sprays victim with ‘unknown liquid,’ deputies say
A 37-year-old man was arrested earlier this week in connection with a disturbing incident that occurred inside a Ross Dress for Less store on Miller Drive in Miami-Dade County, authorities confirmed Friday in a news release.
About 70 Haitian nationals arrived at Cap-Haïtien International Airport Thursday, the second group to arrive on the island following the termination of Temporary Protected Status for people who were legally allowed to live and work in the United States.