Southwest Miami-Dade residents fed up with truck traffic near their homes
City records show that those trucks are visiting the southwest Miami-Dade property in the Redlands without any authorization.
This 70-Year-Old Florida Farm Draws Hours-Long Lines For Its $2 Cinnamon Rolls
If you ask any true Floridian where they’d willingly, even happily, idle hours away in the South Dade sun for a sweet, there’s only one real answer: Knaus Berry Farm. Since 1956—when brothers Russell and Ray Knaus began selling strawberries at their Redland farm—locals have been flocking to Knaus for a taste of their...
‘Hit him on his face’: Florida woman admittedly beat 7-year-old son with autism with...
A Florida woman was recently arrested for beating her autistic son with a belt after he kissed a classmate, Sunshine State police say. Kelly Michel, 27, stands accused of one count of child abuse without great bodily harm, according to the Miami Police Department. The underlying incident occurred on Tuesday...
Broward Serial Killer Rumors Surge – Officials Say No – Residents Wonder What’s Really...
Broward Officials Say Trust Us — But Their Own Record of Failed Warnings & Cold Cases Says Think Twice Before You Let Your Guard Down. By Senior Staff Writer, Edmond Thorne for OmniCom MultiMedia.
For 10 years, this Broward priest has battled to feed the homeless. He won’t...
Every day, twice a day, Father Robert Caudill presides over the soup kitchen at All Saints Catholic Mission. Every day, dozens of homeless individuals come to the small church, seeking warm food, showers, clean clothes and kindness. And every day, for a decade, the City of Oakland Park, a small municipality north of...
Who are the ‘hidden homeless’? In Miami-Dade, they could fill Hard Rock Stadium
Going by the official count , roughly 3,500 people are experiencing homelessness in Miami-Dade on any given night. Some sleep in shelters, others on the street. But a population nearly 20 times that size exists beyond that tally. An estimated 66,000-plus county residents are part of Miami-Dade’s “hidden homeless,”...
Miami-Dade corrections officer dies in off-duty motorcycle crash in Sunrise
SUNRISE, Fla. — The Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department is mourning the loss of one of its officers. In a statement to Local 10 News on Saturday morning, MDCR Director Sherea Green confirmed “the passing of Officer Justin Bozeman, who was involved in a fatal off-duty motorcycle accident overnight.”
Broward law enforcement debunks viral rumor about Fort Lauderdale ‘serial killer’
As rumors swirled on social media claiming a serial killer was afoot in Broward County, the Sheriff’s Office set the record straight with a post of its own: There is no serial killer. For several weeks, residents have taken to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Reddit, either claiming that there is a serial killer in...
This Florida Deli Has Sandwiches So Good, Locals Swear By Them
Fort Lauderdale has no shortage of places to grab a quick bite, but every now and then a spot comes along that makes the whole city stop and pay attention. This particular deli has been quietly building a loyal following for decades, drawing in everyone from cruise ship workers to convention-goers to out-of-state...
Woman accused of sparking deadly South Florida Turnpike crash, faces felony murder charge
BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — More information has been revealed about a deadly traffic crash that shut down lanes on the Florida Turnpike South near Sunrise Boulevard. CBS12’s news partners WSVN reported that a 70-year-old driver, described as innocent, was tragically killed in the incident. The Broward County...
