BSO replaces undersheriff Nichole Anderson with Steve Robson in leadership shake-up
DAVIE, Fla. — Col. Nichole Anderson, who made history in 2019 as the first African American female undersheriff at the Broward Sheriff’s Office, is out of the agency’s No. 2 position as Sheriff Gregory Tony announces a leadership shake-up. After 30 years in law enforcement, Local 10 is still working to learn why...
Meltdown At Miami’s WLRN As Staff Warn Station’s Future Is On The Line
Miami’s flagship public radio station is in open revolt, with most of WLRN’s newsroom staff warning that the station’s future is in serious jeopardy after a tense internal meeting with the board’s top leader. In a letter signed by a large share of employees, staffers say...
Calvin Hughes 1-on-1: Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz prepares bold push for county funding, security...
MIAMI — With a budget topping $1 billion and a countywide mandate from voters, Miami-Dade’s new sheriff, Rosie Cordero-Stutz, quickly became one of the most powerful figures in local government. She also quickly learned how tough that power can be. In her first budget fight in 2025, Cordero-Stutz...
Miami food store manager accused of stealing $300K in lottery scratch-off tickets
MIAMI — Miami police say the manager of a food store in the city’s Little Haiti neighborhood was habitually stealing large sums of lottery scratch-off tickets, leading to his arrest on two felony charges Monday. According to police, the owner of Bargain Stop Market II, located at 249...
Miami Police chief makes public plea to 18-year-old driver after he receives multiple tickets...
MIAMI (WSVN) - Miami Police Chief Manuel Morales is speaking out after, he said, a fast car driver has officers furious and the Brickell neighborhood driven mad. Speaking with 7News in an exclusive interview on Wednesday, Morales said a sports car covered in lights and its driver are a nuisance in Miami, and he’s...
Heartbreak, calls for action from local Cuban Americans in wake of deadly speedboat shooting
MIAMI (WSVN) - South Florida’s Cuban community is reacting to the shootout off the coast of Cuba that left four people dead and six others injured, and many are questioning the Cuban government’s account of the incident. Wednesday afternoon’s shooting, which took place about a mile northeast of...
This Hidden Fort Lauderdale Bookshop Is Packed With 50,000 Old Books
Tucked inside a humble strip plaza on Griffin Road, Old Florida Book Shop feels like stepping straight into a story. Floor to ceiling shelves tower with 50,000 preowned and rare titles, all glowing under warm lights and polished wood. There is even an honor system cart outside where you can snag a $2 treasure before...
Video shows robbery subject punching victim in the face before fleeing in West Park
Surveillance video shows the moments a robbery subject punched a victim in the face before fleeing Monday in West Park. The incident happened at around 5 p.m. in the 5700 block of Southwest 37th Avenue, according to the Broward Sheriff's Office. The victim was returning home from the bank when...
How daylight saving time will affect morning and evening light in Miami
The hands of time will change soon. We’ll spring ahead in South Florida in March for the start of daylight saving time. And we’ll “fall back” and return to standard time in November — that’s when we can reclaim our lost hour of sleep. Here’s what to know about changing the clock: When is daylight saving time? Time...
Arrest records indicate how detectives identified, located suspects in Broward homicide
BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. — New details have been released following the arrests of two men in connection with a homicide that occurred earlier this month. Deputies said Jayden Dejesus, 19, of Miami and Trevon Quinones, 19, of Forney, Texas, were taken into custody on Feb. 11 following a traffic stop in Kaufman County,...

















