Banned Wine Shopper Pulls Knife On Miami Market Boss, Police Say
A banned customer, a bag of wine and a blade turned a routine Thursday into a tense showdown outside a Coral Gables grocery store, according to Miami police. A Milam's Market manager told officers he was threatened with a knife after confronting a woman he had already barred from the store over earlier thefts, and...
Spring Break Crackdown Hits Popular Beach Town: Arrests & Police Warnings
You travel with plans to party or relax, but the streets and beaches feel different this...
Suspect Sought in Daylight Assault and Robbery of Bicyclist in Oakland Park, BSO Offers...
The search is on for a suspect accused of a brutal assault and robbery of a bicyclist in Oakland Park, according to the Broward Sheriff's Office (BSO). The attack took place before 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, leaving the victim hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The BSO reports that the assailant, an adult...
Man accused of killing wife, two others never mentions wife in jailhouse calls
In the year since Mary Gingles, her father and a neighbor were hunted down in a quiet Broward neighborhood, Mary’s estranged husband Nathan Gingles — accused in the triple murder — has lambasted the conditions inside jail, portrayed himself as a victim of corruption and tried to have his cousin get custody of his...
Fired BSO deputies after Tamarac triple murders want job back – with back pay
Days after Mary Catherine Gingles was hunted down and shot to death by her estranged husband, Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony vowed to “send the fear of God” to his deputies for a cascade of failures that led to the death of her, her father and an innocent neighbor on a quiet Sunday morning in Tamarac. Tony fired...
Galleria Fort Lauderdale: the stunning rise, resets, and 2026 pitch in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Before there were glass storefronts and valet lanes, this site was a mangrove swamp. In 1943, Hugh Taylor Birch left a 112-acre stretch of that lowland in northern Fort Lauderdale to Antioch College in Ohio. Starting in the early 1950s, the college filled the swamp, then sold off portions for...
The U.S. City That Scientists Say Will Be Underwater by 2100
A Looming Threat: Rising Sea Levels A Looming Threat: Rising Sea Levels (image credits: unsplash) Many people might not realize it, but rising sea levels are a significant concern for several U.S. cities. Due to climate change, polar ice caps are melting, and warmer ocean temperatures are causing water to expand....
New Study Finds That Miami Has The No.1 ‘Most Annoying Drivers’ In The U.S.
Whether it’s the drivers, congestion or perilous roads, getting behind the wheel in Miami can be quite the challenge. And a recent study by legal firm Lemon Law Experts confirms what many locals already suspected: the city has the worst drivers in the U.S. Looking at the most annoying...
‘Swung the knife’: Man in dispute with brother over money in shared CashApp account...
A Florida man stabbed his brother to death after the victim demanded money he believed the suspect took from their joint CashApp account, authorities say. Jawan McBride, 21, is charged with first-degree murder, Miami-Dade County court records reviewed by Law&Crime show. The name of the victim remains unclear at this...
Bond denied for charged with premeditated murder after shooting neighbor in Pembroke Pines
A man accused of shooting his neighbor in Pembroke Pines after an argument escalated appeared before a judge on Saturday. Ariel Oden De Los Santos, 35, was charged with premeditated murder and burglary with assault or battery. During his court appearance, a judge denied Los Santos' bond. According to Pembroke...
