Miami Gardens Theft Ring Members Plead Guilty to $1.7 Million Mail Theft Conspiracy and...
Five members of a Miami Gardens theft ring have entered guilty pleas for a multitude of charges, including drug trafficking, bank fraud, and a mail theft conspiracy that netted them $1.7 million in altered and stolen checks, as per federal court admissions. Their operation, sophisticated in its orchestration,...
Man shot and killed by Fort Lauderdale police officers, officials say
The city's police chief said that the man opened fire on the three officers when they decided to strike.
From teen stand-up to MADtv, Aries Spears still drawing crowds
MIAMI — Comedian Aries Spears was already building a name for himself at just 16, landing spots on major stages before turning 20, including Def Comedy Jam and Showtime at the Apollo. Now, decades into his career, Spears is still drawing crowds. He recently stopped by the Miami Improv...
New Job Training and Hiring Center Opens at Main Library in Downtown Miami
Job seekers in downtown Miami have a new place to polish their resumes and prep for interviews, thanks to a collaboration between the Miami-Dade Public Library System and CareerSource South Florida. The partnership has produced a hiring and training center housed in the Main Library, all aimed at connecting residents...
Banned Wine Shopper Pulls Knife On Miami Market Boss, Police Say
A banned customer, a bag of wine and a blade turned a routine Thursday into a tense showdown outside a Coral Gables grocery store, according to Miami police. A Milam's Market manager told officers he was threatened with a knife after confronting a woman he had already barred from the store over earlier thefts, and...
Spring Break Crackdown Hits Popular Beach Town: Arrests & Police Warnings
You travel with plans to party or relax, but the streets and beaches feel different this...
Galleria Fort Lauderdale: the stunning rise, resets, and 2026 pitch in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Before there were glass storefronts and valet lanes, this site was a mangrove swamp. In 1943, Hugh Taylor Birch left a 112-acre stretch of that lowland in northern Fort Lauderdale to Antioch College in Ohio. Starting in the early 1950s, the college filled the swamp, then sold off portions for...
Boston Whaler Unveils 2 New Models
Boston Whaler recently unveiled two new models—the 330 Outrage and the 290 Outrage—at the Miami International Boat Show. Leading the evolution of the Outrage family, the 330 Outrage incorporates Boston Whaler’s new WhalerStep hull technology, integrating Brunswick’s patented T‑stepped hull design with Whaler’s...
Scandy Candy offers a little box of love filled with Swedish delights for Valentine’s...
Sweet dreams are made of these delicious candies. The Swedish delights are perfect for your Valentine’s!. ABBA and Volvo can have a seat. They were great in their time but the new pride of Sweden is even sweeter. It’s candy, which has been trending all over TikTok, and one shop on Miracle Mile in Coral Gables has a...
Miami deputy fired, arrested for allegedly attempting to meet minor in Delray Beach
DELRAY BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — A now-former Miami-Dade deputy was arrested Thursday after allegedly traveling to Delray Beach to meet what he thought was a 15-year-old for sexual activity. Deputies with the Delray Beach Police Department say they were called to IPIC Theaters on Thursday night after receiving a...

















