Broward Storms Turn Streets Into Lakes, Snarl Flights at Fort Lauderdale Airport
Heavy downpours swept across northern Broward County, turning streets into lakes, snarling traffic and delaying flights at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The rain flooded roads throughout the area, creating treacherous driving conditions for commuters and stranding students trying to get to and from s
Peter Luger’s famed bacon is headed to South Florida
David Chang’s fried chicken chain, Fuku, is teaming up with Peter Luger Steak House for a limited-edition sandwich coming to Coral Gables and West Palm Beach on Friday, October 9. The Fuku x Peter Luger Sando adds the New York steakhouse’s famous thick-cut bacon and a spread made with...
Residents line up for food distribution event in Miami Beach amid rising costs
MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - South Florida residents lined up before sunrise in Miami Beach for a free food distribution event hosted by a local organization. Families struggling to make ends meet say these events can help stretch a tight budget a little further. Volunteers for Feeding South Florida loaded...
Downtown Doral brings massive 3-day-only Oktoberfest celebration this October with specialty beers, bratwurst Hauses...
Clear your calendars and brush up on that German, because Downtown Doral is about to smell like bratwurst and beer for three days this fall!. The vibrant shopping and dining town center is bringing German-inspired food, drinks and live music for an epic Oktoberfest celebration this October 1-3. 🍺 What...
Miami Man Hid Guns Under Lead Plates, Bullets in Coolers Bound for Suriname
Federal agents searched a shipment at a Miami freight warehouse and found nine rifles, six pistols, more than 5,000 rounds of ammunition and dozens of firearm components hidden inside household cargo bound for Suriname. The discovery has landed Bidjaikoemar “Jerry” Nanhoe in federal custody, facing charges of smuggling
Man claimed he was ‘the most important ICE agent in Miami.’ He’s now been...
A man accused of impersonating a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent and threatening employees at a Miami Gardens food truck is behind bars, according to authorities. Investigators identified the suspect as Jonathan Gonzalez Reyes, who faces multiple charges, including aggravated assault and impersonat
Cars, murals, layoffs: What Hialeah’s museum plan could mean for the JFK library
The John F. Kennedy Memorial Library in the main corridor in Hialeah could soon look very different. Hialeah plans to spend $8 million to transform the longtime cultural facility into a combined history museum and library, but the city has yet to provide a clear picture of what the finished building will look like or h
Weeknd Just Paid a Record Breaking 54.9 Million Dollars for a Waterfront Mansion Inside...
Somebody just paid more for a house in Coral Gables than anyone ever has, and it’s The Weeknd. The Grammy-winning artist, born Abel Tesfaye, has agreed to pay $54.9 million […]
Stinky wastewater backup at IHOP among worst South Florida restaurant issues
This week’s list of South Florida restaurants failing inspection doesn’t bring volume — four restaurants — but does bring a strong amount of disgust. Inspections are done by the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation. Complaint inspections are from customer complaints about restaurants, which can be f
The Storm That Broke the Boom: The Great Miami Hurricane of 1926 and its...
The history of South Florida is defined by a single, terrifying inflection point. Before September 18, 1926, the region was an unstoppable real estate juggernaut—the center of the legendary 1920s Florida Land Boom. Ambitious, master-planned cities were rising overnight out of drained Everglades marshlands and coastal p

















