Step Inside the Mind of Leonardo da Vinci in Miami
Those groups interested in the complex and notable history of Leonardo da Vinci won’t want to miss Leonardo da Vinci – 500 Years of Genius, on display now at The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science (Frost Science) in Miami. This breathtaking exhibition—created by Grande Experiences in...
Miami Seaquarium Closure Sparks Nationwide Relocation Plan For Captive Animals
Miami Seaquarium residents are being moved nationwide as its closure sparks calls for kinder treatment of wildlife and the natural world. The post Miami Seaquarium Closure Sparks Nationwide Relocation Plan For Captive Animals appeared first on One Green Planet.
Miami man burglarized high school friend’s home, claimed he was officer: Police
A Miami man was arrested after he allegedly burglarized a high school friend's home while she was sleeping and claimed he was a police officer during an attempted kidnapping, authorities said. Carlos Adrian Soza, 19, was arrested Tuesday on charges of burglary with assault or battery, attempted kidnapping, and...
Miami mayoral debate spotlights housing, flooding, permitting and trust
Runoff candidates Eileen Higgins and Emilio Gonzalez discussed housing affordability, flooding mitigation, permitting delays and restoring confidence in City Hall during the debate.
‘Hands off our public classrooms’: Opposition mounts against Schools of Hope
Opposition is mounting against Schools of Hope, an initiative that allows charter school operators to use vacant or underused district facilities they deem to be underperforming. The United Teachers of Dade, NAACP’s Miami-Dade Branch, and the Miami-Dade County Council of PTA/PTSA pushed back Thursday against Schools...
Heartbreak in North Miami Beach: Haitian Food Truck Owner’s Livelihood Stolen Overnight
North Miami Beach, FL – November 25, 2025 – For Jinette Mere, the colorful Niche Dwet Cuisine food truck wasn’t just a business; it was her lifeline. On the morning of November 5, the Haitian immigrant and single mother received a phone call that shattered her world: her food truck – the only source of income she had...
‘Giving out a whole bunch of love’: Food distribution draws families in need to...
NORTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) - The Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department teamed up with several other South Florida organizations to feed a need, two days before Thanksgiving. 7News cameras captured long lines of people and vehicles at Gwen Cherry Park, located at 7090 NW 22nd Ave. in Northwest...
Surveillance video shows Little Havana birthday party shooting that injured 3; neighbor held without...
MIAMI (WSVN) - Newly released surveillance video shows the moments when, police said, a man opened fire at a birthday celebration in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood, sending three people to the hospital and leading police to arrest the victim’s neighbor. Speaking with 7News, one of the victims said...
Saving Florida’s coral with sculptures
After a few rough years for Florida's coral reef, efforts are underway to help revive it. Record water temperatures caused a massive die-off of Florida coral, but off the coast of Miami, divers are installing a unique sculpture they hope will put coral on the road to recovery. FOX 13's Allie Corey reports.
Where will the bankrupt Miami Seaquarium send its dolphins? Now we have an answer
Moving the Miami Seaquarium menagerie will involve some far-off relocations, while some of the captive animals still living in the closed theme park will remain close to home. The Seaquarium’s bankrupt owner plans to send some dolphins to the Indianapolis Zoo, while other dolphins will take a short drive to the...
