Miami Springs History Before the 1900s
Before the dredging of the C-6 Miami Canal in the early 1910s, the area that would become Miami Springs was largely a wetland and pine rockland wilderness—part of the expansive and poorly drained Everglades system. Yup. Miami Springs used to be part of the Everglades. Oh, and Miami Springs...
Video captures chaotic chain of events that led to driver’s arrest after he allegedly...
MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - New video shows the chaotic events that took place on the streets of Miami Beach, which ended with two young tourists killed and the driver behind bars. The video, obtained exclusively by 7News, shows the speeding car with its headlights off moments before the hit-and-run...
Influencer Buys 100-Year-Old Miami Home to Completely Gut It. What She Finds in the...
Dani Klarić, a popular home content creator, tells PEOPLE about some of the craziest things she’s encountered while working to renovate old homes
Buccan Sandwich Shop stands out in Miami’s sandwich scene
If it wasn't already clear: I love sandwiches . And I've happily been making my way around town sampling Miami's latest offerings. Enter Buccan Sandwich Shop , the Palm Beach County ventanita that arrived in Miami in May. Why it matters: Folks lined up for weeks after it opened, and I wasn't sure if it would live up to
Roaches on scallops, rodents at airport among Miami area’s worst inspections
Adding an automatic tip without letting customers know you’re doing it, roach and rodent excrement and stinky sewage helped put restaurants on this week’s list of inspection failures. The 16 restaurants on this week’s Sick and Shut Down List represent all of South Florida, from Key West to...
Is Richmond the new New York City — or the new Miami?
Richmond is the new New York City. Or Miami. Depends who you ask. Why it matters: What started as a social media bit comparing RVA to New York and Miami has become a local inside joke, and people keep falling for it. What's happening: The trend has Richmonders saying there's no point in traveling to Central Park or Mia
North Miami woman recovering after bullet hits her while she was in bed
MIAMI — A 38-year-old woman is recovering after she was struck by a bullet while sitting in her bedroom in her North Miami home. Angeline Jean Elliott said she was in bed watching TV last week when she suddenly heard a “puff.”. She soon felt pain and heat...
Miami keeps losing beloved restaurants. Here are more recent closings
Miami’s dining scene runs hot and cold, and lately it’s been running heavy on closures. From neighborhood favorites, out-of-state luxury imports, Michelin-recommended spots and buzzy Wynwood hot spots — nobody’s been spared in the past few months. Some are chef-driven spots that barely made it a year. Others survived m
City orders Miami condo to ‘cease immediately’ all illegal vacation rentals
Illegal vacation rentals causing mayhem at a 43-story condominium called The Club at Brickell Bay must stop hosting guests immediately, the City of Miami ordered in a letter to the homeowners’ association board members, each of whom is in the Airbnb business. Assistant City Manager Barbie Hernandez informed the condo’s
Statue honoring fallen Miami Lakes cancer victim recovered after theft; suspect arrested
MIAMI LAKES, Fla. — A bronze statue honoring 5-year-old Jakey Duque has been recovered nearly a week after it was stolen from the Miami Lakes park that is named after him, authorities said. “Jakey’s Army is not something to mess with,” said Karen Duque, the boy’s mother, after the...

















