Grant Miller Here joins Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez to Open 9th Office in Hialeah...
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Invest 97L could develop into tropical depression as disturbance swirls across Atlantic
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring newly designated Invest 97L in the Atlantic, which forecasters say could soon strengthen into our next tropical depression.
Pelican Harbor Seabird Station receives orphaned Virginia opossum — the facility’s 47,000th patient
MIAMI (WSVN) - Miami’s Pelican Harbor Seabird Station celebrated a major rescue milestone, but their furry little arrival is no ordinary patient. He isn’t even a bird. The nonprofit wildlife hospital received an orphaned Virginia opossum on Friday. He’s the facility’s 47,000th patient. The ailing animal...
VIDEO: Miami-Dade man pummels 3 with metal shelf in Publix brawl, cops say
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — A brawl between two groups of people at a southwest Miami-Dade Publix on Thursday evening led to at least one arrest, deputies said. Climont Mann, 20, is facing a felony charge after he wielded a “metal shelf” in the fight, according to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office.
Man Arrested for Aggravated Battery After Brawl at Miami-Dade Publix Captured on Video
A fight at a Miami-Dade Publix led to the arrest of 20-year-old Climont Mann, who is facing charges of aggravated battery and disorderly conduct. The incident took place last Thursday at the Colonial Plaza Shopping Center. It was captured on video showing Mann using a metal shelf as a weapon during the altercation,...
She embezzled millions from Miami’s public hospital charity. Here’s how she did it
Charmaine Gatlin’s job was all about the money. As the chief operating officer for the Jackson Health Foundation, Gatlin had easy access to millions of donated dollars meant for Miami-Dade County’s only public hospital system — with practically no bosses checking her spending sprees. In November, Jackson terminated...
Billionaire Ken Griffin says Citadel’s Chicago exodus was ‘not hard,’ cites crime, taxes
Hedge fund leader Ken Griffin explains how Chicago's mounting problems led longtime Citadel employees to relocate to Miami and New York offices willingly.
Miami Beach Fire Department Pioneers Pre-Hospital Antibiotic Treatment for Sepsis, Aiming to Save Lives
The Miami Beach Fire Department has officially upped the ante in pre-hospital medical care, with a new policy to swiftly, and smartly, administer antibiotics to sepsis patients before they even see the inside of a hospital. This move makes them the first in Miami-Dade County to roll out a protocol that could mean the...
North Miami presents kids speed and agility camp
NORTH MIAMI, Fla. – The city of North Miami is hosting a speed and agility camp scheduled each Tuesday and Thursday, from October 14, 2025, through November 20, 2025, at the San Souci Courts, 1795 San Souci Boulevard. The camp is for kids ages 5 to 13, who want...
Pinecrest Honors WWII Hero and Beloved Attorney with Street Naming
On October 9, 2025, about one hundred friends, neighbors, and family members gathered on Palmetto Island in Pinecrest for a tribute nearly a century in the making. With heartfelt applause and a few tears, they unveiled a new street sign: Angelo P. Demos Avenue, honoring the World War II veteran, decorated colonel,...
