3 arrested after 13 shots fired into home in Miami, cops say

Three suspects were arrested after 13 shots were fired at a home in Miami, authorities said. Tanyiah Jones, 21, and Jamarea Harris, 21, were both charged with attempted murder with a deadly weapon, while James Williams, 21, was charged with attempted murder with a deadly weapon and tampering with physical evidence while armed.

Suspected Central Park Serial Rapist Arrested In Florida

Police arrested Dereck Rivera-Deleon, 30, in Miami on Tuesday, linking him to three Central Park rapes dating back to 2021.

Man accused of stealing hundreds of gallons of gas from Pembroke Pines 7-Eleven pumps using modified pickup truck

PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. — A 24-year-old man is facing multiple felony charges after police said he used a modified pickup truck to steal hundreds of gallons of gasoline from gas stations in Pembroke Pines. According to an arrest report from the Pembroke Pines Police Department, Rodolfo Molina Conde, of...

Woman dies after car plunges into Pembroke Pines canal

Police said the vehicle was fully submerged in water when they arrived at the scene, and the woman was pulled from inside.

Raising Cane’s Opens in North Miami Beach With Special Gift for First 100 Dine-In Customers

Raising Cane’s opens at 14025 Biscayne Blvd. in North Miami Beach on November 9, offering a gift to the first 100 eligible dine-in combo buyers. The post Raising Cane’s Opens in North Miami Beach With Special Gift for First 100 Dine-In Customers appeared first on Timeless Dishes .

Driver captured on video dumping basket of cats into floodwater in North Miami Beach

The search is on for the person who threw more than a dozen cats and kittens out of a car and into a flooded parking lot at the humane society in North Miami Beach. Surveillance video shows the moment the driver of a white car throws more than a dozen cats and kittens out of their car and into floodwater outside of the Humane Society of Greater Miami on Nov. 1.

South Florida condo owner faces foreclosure over nearly $18,000 debt

Janor Farthing owes her association for special assessments, and a United Way official says a one-time grant won't solve the problem without action from lawmakers.

Miami sheriff entered into controversial, lucrative deal with attorney who swore her into office

In early January 2025, when Republican Rosie Cordero-Stutz got sworn into office as Miami-Dade's new sheriff, it was an historic occasion: the first time in nearly 60 years that voters got to elect a top law enforcement leader. The elected position had been abolished by voters in 1966, in rejection...

Sting In The Florida Glades: Chinese National Nabbed At Hotel After Drive To Meet ‘15-Year-Old’

FBI (File) A 40-year-old Naples man made the long trek along Alligator Alley toward South...

Popular Fort Lauderdale Nightclub Destroyed in Massive Fire

A massive fire has destroyed Backyard, a popular outdoor nightclub and music venue in downtown Fort Lauderdale, leaving the longtime nightlife destination in ruins. The blaze broke out shortly before 3 a.m. on Monday, November 9, at the venue located on Southwest Third Avenue. According to CBS Miami, the fire quickly escalated to a second alarm, bringing approximately 80 firefighters to the scene.

More Than 2,000 Booths Pack The Swap Shop In Fort Lauderdale Every Single Weekend

Some weekend plans start with a parking ticket that costs less than a cup of coffee and end with a trunk full of things nobody planned to buy. In Fort Lauderdale, that kind of Saturday has been a local habit for decades. Families who came here as kids in the...

Miami church left without AC, power after air conditioning unit taken from building

MIAMI (WSVN) - A church was left without air conditioning after the unit was taken from the building. The man who posted the video on social media said that a person stole the air conditioning unit from Lighthouse Ministries Church on Northwest 69th Street and 15th Avenue in Miami. The robbery had left wires cut near the building, which left the church without power.

Driver accused of offering Miami Shores police officer $2,000 to avoid arrest after reckless driving stop

MIAMI SHORES, Fla. — A 22-year-old Minnesota man was arrested Monday evening after police said he drove recklessly through Miami Shores and then offered an officer up to $2,000 to let him go. According to an arrest report from the Miami Shores Police Department, Mekhi Elijah Butcher, of Hugo,...

Driver seen on camera dumping kittens at humane society

Bodycam video shows moment Hialeah Police officers find 13-year-old girl chained to fence

HIALEAH, FLA. (WSVN) - Newly released body camera video revealed the moment when, investigators said, Hialeah Police officers encountered a 13-year-old girl chained to a fence outside a home while her mother went to her apartment to watch TV. The incident took place at a home in Hialeah near West...

Miami Carol City Senior High student accused of bringing loaded gun to school had posted photo with weapon on Instagram chat, police say

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — An 18-year-old student at Miami Carol City Senior High School, who was arrested last week for allegedly bringing a gun to school, said he did so for protection, an investigation report obtained Tuesday by Local 10 News stated. According to the report by Miami-Dade Schools...

Sunrise man arrested in kidnapping of teen from Lauderdale Lakes plaza

Deputies say the girl's mother noticed her location changing on a tracking app, and the suspect let her go after the teen answered her mother's call.

Video captures man taking teen by her wrist and abucting her in Lauderdale Lakes

Footage captured what detectives say is a man abducting a 16-year-old girl in Lauderdale Lakes. The incident happened Sunday at a shopping plaza on Oakland Park Boulevard. The doorbell camera at jewelry business Wall2Wall Grillz captured who detectives say was Raymar Fraser, holding the girl by the wrist and leading her into his car.

Malachi Toney's message to the Hurricanes after his injury. And how the team responded

Before the Miami Hurricanes left for South Bend, Indiana, for their marquee college football game against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, they huddled together and heard from a key figure. “He spoke to us in front of the whole team,” center Ryan Rodriguez said, “and gave us some words of encouragement.” The speaker: Malachi Toney, the team’s star wide receiver who had just undergone ankle surgery earlier Thursday morning, hours before the team’s flight, that will sideline him for at least the rest of the regular season. The message? “He told us just come out here and bring it back,” quarterback Darian Mensah said. That turned out to be easier said than done. The Hurricanes fell into a three-touchdown deficit by the opening minutes of the third quarter, rallied twice to get within one score but ultimately couldn’t get the job done in a 31-24 loss to the Fighting Irish at Notre Dame Stadium. Miami’s first loss in the record book came days after losing its top playmaker. “I apologize to him for not being able to do that,” Mensah said. “But credit to Notre Dame. They played a good game.” The Hurricanes, after struggling early, also wound up playing