Multiple people injured after two-vehicle crash sends car into Miami-Dade home, deputies say
MIAMI — Multiple people were injured Sunday evening in a two-vehicle crash that sent one vehicle into a nearby home, according to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office. Deputies responded to the crash around 7 p.m. in the area of 13940 Monroe St. A preliminary investigation found that two vehicles...
Miami Dad Still Raging For Justice Five Years After El Mula Massacre
Five years after his son was gunned down in a mass shooting on May 30, 2021, Clayton Dillard II returned to the northwest Miami-Dade shopping plaza where it all happened. He lit candles, taped posters to the storefront and turned the sidewalk into a makeshift memorial. Standing outside the supermarket that now sits whe
North Miami kosher restaurant becomes first ever to win Michelin Star
NORTH MIAMI, Fla. — For the first time ever, a kosher restaurant has received a Michelin Star, and it’s located right here in South Florida. “Food has the ability to bring us to places that nothing else can,” said Mutra owner and chef Raz Shabtai. “I feel extremely honored and blessed that God gave me the ability to do
Important parking information for fans attending FIFA World Cup in South Florida
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The FIFA World Cup is coming to South Florida. Soccer fans from across the globe are expected in town as the world’s biggest soccer tournament kicks off in just a couple short weeks. For those who are planning to attend games at Hard Rock...
Meta CEO breaks Miami record with $170M mansion
Meta CEO Zuckerberg is making headlines far beyond the tech world after reportedly purchasing a lavish estate in one of South Florida’s most exclusive communities for an estimated $170 million. The reported acquisition by the Meta CEO and his wife, Priscilla Chan, has set a new record for residential...
Florida uses incredible environment to bludgeon Miami: ‘I’ve never seen the atmosphere like it...
Gainesville has been rain-soaked all weekend long, but it did not stop Gator Nation from turning Condron Family Ballpark into an insane asylum. This game just about had everything you could probably think of, but the biggest weapon Florida used was its fans.. "The fans were unbelievable tonight. I mean,...
May 31: Warm, wet end to weekend
Lots of tropical moisture sitting over South Florida will combine with daytime heating to trigger scattered showers and t’storms each day through midweek. It’ll heat up into the lower 90s each day before those cooling storms arrive in the afternoon with some computer models forecasting over 4” of rain between today and
Colombians across South Florida line up early to cast ballots
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — Several Colombian voting precincts were open in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties on Sunday. South Florida is home to some of the largest voting centers for Colombians living abroad. Hundreds were seen at Miami Dade College’s Kendall campus, which was one of many polling...
Billionaires in South Florida want more private schools, so they’re building their own
“Wisdom is brought about by need. I think there's a need,” said billionaire tech entrepreneur John Marshall. Marshall is among a growing group of ultra-wealthy founders who, in recent years, have taken on a new role in South Florida: private school creators. Marshall moved to Miami Beach in 2014...
‘Warmth and soul’: Mexican chef opens new restaurant and cafe in Coral Gables
The Plaza Coral Gables, already home to restaurants like the Riviera-inspired Mika, Mottai Japanese restaurant from Brazil and local favorite Sanguich, has a new Mexican neighbor. Cantina Leon, from The Rabbit Group LLC, is now open at The Plaza, with an eye toward replicating the community-first feeling of (no surpris
