South Miami man faces 3 charges after credit card case
A television report from CBS News Miami helped South Miami police identify a suspect in a series of credit card thefts, authorities said Wednesday, Aug. 12. Police said a tip submitted through Miami Dade Crime Stoppers after the broadcast gave investigators information that helped identify 37 year old Miami resident Wa
1 hospitalized, 1 at large after shooting at northwest Miami-Dade gas station
MDSO said that this occurred at the Mobil gas station located at Northwest 103rd Street and 12th Avenue.
Stolen statue honoring boy who died from rare cancer recovered
A statue honoring a young boy who died from a rare cancer that was stolen over the weekend in Miami Lakes has been recovered, his parents said Wednesday. The Jakey Duque statue was stolen Sunday from the park that bears his name near Northwest 154th Street and Northwest 89th Avenue.
Loved by Taylor Swift and Oprah Winfrey, NYC’s famous Levain Bakery is bringing its...
Cookie lovers in the city, do we have news for you! Levain Bakery, the beloved New York City spot famous for its ooey-gooey cookies, is planning to open its first Miami location right in the heart of Coconut Grove. Founded in 1995 by Pam Weekes and Connie McDonald, Levain started...
Tropical Storm Cristobal forms in the Atlantic Ocean well away from the Azores
MIAMI (AP) — Tropical Storm Cristobal formed Wednesday in the Atlantic Ocean well west of the Azores, and a Pacific storm system could threaten Hawaii this weekend, forecasters said. There were no coastal watches or warnings in effect, the National Hurricane Center in Miami said, and the storm was...
Ex-office manager accused of stealing more than $20K from company
SOUTH MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) - A former office manager is accused of using company checks and credit cards for personal expenses and altering accounting records to conceal some of the transactions. According to an arrest affidavit, Angelique Danielle Gossman, 53, worked as the company’s office manager for about 18 yea
Miami woman faces denaturalization after jury says she lied about her criminal past
A naturalized Cuban-American woman in Miami is expected to lose her U.S. citizenship after a federal jury found she lied on an application form about her criminal history defrauding the nation’s healthcare system for the elderly. Tania Rosa Rodriguez, 57, was found guilty last week of fraudulently obtaining her citizen
Miami’s tallest tower keeps moving the finish line
The Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences Miami was designed to be the skyline’s exclamation point: 100 stories of offset glass cubes rising at 300 Biscayne Boulevard, 1,049 feet above sea level, and expected to become Florida’s tallest building. Early brokerage marketing in 2021 estimated completion around summer 2025. I
Man Arrested After Allegedly Trying to Charge Drinks to Miami Hotel Room 666
What should have been a simple drink order at a Miami restaurant turned into a two-hour disturbance. The unusual encounter began when a customer allegedly...
Miami police: Video captures man punching woman with disability in Allapattah
ALLAPATTAH, Fla. — A woman who was sitting on the ground outside of her apartment “with blood on her hands and around her mouth” told a Miami police officer that her boyfriend of six years had beaten her, according to police. Surveillance video showed Charles Anderson “suddenly...
