5 hospitalized after crash in North Miami Beach: Police
An investigation is underway in North Miami Beach on Sunday after a crash sent five people to the hospital, police said. According to North Miami Beach Police, the crash happened at Northeast 163rd Street and 29th Avenue. Police said one vehicle was involved in the crash. Two people who were...
Study: Miami-Dade and Broward Rank Among Florida’s More Prepared Counties for Natural Disasters
As Florida continues to face increasing risks from hurricanes, flooding, extreme heat, and severe storms, community preparedness for natural disasters has become more critical than ever. A new analysis based on data from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) reveals how well Florida counties are positioned...
6 Miami Restaurants That Quietly Closed This Winter
Winter felt a little quieter in Miami, and not just because the tourists went home. Beloved spots that shaped weekly routines and late-night cravings slipped away, leaving behind stories, flavors, and regulars who still reach for muscle memory. These closures are about more than menus, they are about neighborhoods,...
5 SUV That Feel Calm in Miami Traffic vs 5 That Add Stress
Miami traffic has a rhythm of its own. Heat rises from the pavement, lanes compress without warning, and impatience often travels faster than the speed limit. City driving here rewards calm reactions, smooth control, and vehicles that remove friction from everyday movement. SUVs, often chosen for comfort and...
12 Haitian Restaurants in Florida Serving the Most Authentic Griot Outside Port-au-Prince
Florida’s Haitian food scene is rich with deep-flavored spices, vibrant sauces, and heritage dishes that bring a true taste of the island to the Sunshine State. Among those gifts from home, griot — marinated, fried pork served with tangy pikliz and rice — is often the dish that draws diners back again and again.
Miami Reopens Senior Rental Assistance Applications to Aid Low-Income Elderly Residents with Rent Relief
In a move to address rental affordability for its elderly population, the City of Miami is reopening the application window for the Senior Rental Assistance Program (SRAP) starting January 26. This initiative is aimed at aiding residents who are 62 years or older and living on incomes that are at or below 50% of the...
Major winter storm to impact travel as cold front approaches Florida
A massive winter storm sweeping across much of the United States this weekend is expected to bring heavy snow, ice, severe weather and record cold temperatures, with potential impacts for Florida travelers. According to the National Weather Service, the unusually expansive storm system will stretch from the central...
Warming trend in South Florida could bring near-record heat on Sunday
The NEXT Weather Team is tracking a warming trend across South Florida with the potential for near-record heat on Sunday.
BSO DETECTIVES ARE SEARCHING FOR 35-YEAR-OLD MAN FROM LAUDERDALE-BY-THE-SEA
The Broward Sheriff’s Office Missing Persons Unit is asking for the public’s help to locate 35-year-old Jonathan Scibica who was last seen in Fort Lauderdale. According to detectives, Scibica was last seen at aproximately 4 a.m., on Friday Jan. 23, at Cheers Bar located at 941 E Cypress Creek Road in Fort Lauderdale....
Man shot dead Saturday night in Broward hotel parking lot, police say
A Saturday night shooting ended with a man dead in a hotel parking lot, Plantation police said. According to police department social media posts, a report of shots fired drew police to the Hampton Inn Fort Lauderdale/Plantation, 7801 SW Sixth St. That’s where they found the person shot. A Plantation resident posted...
