Miami-Dade man accused of ‘looting’ finances of retired nurse who lived with disabled adult...
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — A Miami-Dade County man has been charged with multiple felonies after he looted finances from a 71-year-old retired nurse who lived in Miami Shores with her disabled adult daughter, the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday. According to a press release from the State...
Father wants answers after 1-year-old daughter bitten in the face by dog in Miami...
A father is demanding answers after his 1-year-old daughter was bitten by a dog in Miami Beach while they were on vacation. NBC6 on Sunday spoke to Andy Petranker, who said the attack happened within seconds while his family was at Beach View Park. Petranker said his daughter survived the...
Do drivers have to signal before they turn? What Florida law says about that
Are turn signals optional on Miami roads? Now that you’re done laughing, we have some answers. Here’s what Florida law says about the use of turn signals on the road: What does Florida law say about turn signals? Whether Miami drivers use them or not, according to Florida law , the use of turn signals is required....
The Search For Florida’s Best Hoagie Might End At This Neighborhood Deli
In Fort Lauderdale, the trail leads to a small Florida counter that locals talk about with the confidence of people who already know you’re about to be impressed. You walk in expecting a sandwich and suddenly find yourself staring at creations stacked so high they look like they trained for this moment.
Pembroke Pines Hotspot Kaluz Packs Opening Night, Sends $7,500 To Local Students
Kaluz Restaurant’s new Pembroke Pines outpost did more than break in the kitchen on opening night. The VIP launch raised $7,500 for the South Broward Foundation, the company and local nonprofit said, with the money set to fund scholarships, leadership programming and school projects across Pembroke Pines and...
How three South Florida malls changed the way we shop. Take a look
When it opened on October 1, 1962, on Kendall Drive off U.S. 1, Dadeland was dubbed ‘deadland’ because North Kendall Drive, which passes in front of it, was branded “The Road to Nowhere.” Built as an open-air strip center, Dadeland started up at 400,000 square feet with 62 merchants, including Burdines as its only...
California woman busted at Miami airport with 36 pounds of drugs in luggage: Cops
A California woman was arrested at Miami International Airport after authorities said they found a large amount of drugs in her luggage. Taylor D. Woods, 30, of Compton, was arrested Sunday at MIA on a cannabis trafficking charge before she could board a flight to London, an arrest report said.
Miami man arrested after dating app meeting turns violent, police say
A Miami man faces multiple charges after allegedly attacking and falsely imprisoning a woman—and endangering her young daughter—whom he met on a dating app.
Dangerous Nile monitor lizards spreading in South Florida, data shows
Powerful, carnivorous Nile monitor lizards are expanding through South Florida's canal systems, with sightings climbing sharply, according to wildlife officials.
Fort Lauderdale police arrest man after alleged threats to blow up police station, ‘shoot...
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — A man was arrested in Broward County after making some disturbing threats. Fort Lauderdale police took 30-year-old Bahai Dajani into custody on Sunday. According to authorities, officers responded to Dajani’s home after someone called 911 stating they had intensions of blowing up the Fort...

















