The Cuban sculptor behind a new monument in Miami Springs of city’s founder
Before the bronze sculpture of aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss was placed at the entrance to Curtiss Parkway, the main street of Miami Springs, the clay mold of “the fastest man in the world” sat in the studio of Cuban-American artist Natalie Plasencia, just a few blocks away. Molding and observing, Plasencia sought to
Health advisory bars swimming at Crandon Park North in Miami-Dade County over bacteria levels
The Florida Department of Health has issued a water quality advisory for Crandon Park North in Key Biscayne, Miami-Dade County, after recent testing found elevated levels of enterococcus bacteria, officials said Saturday.
Steamy Miami Braces for Weeklong Storm Siege as Heat Index Hits 106
Miami is waking Sunday to partly cloudy skies and temperatures around 81 degrees at Miami International Airport, but the calm will not last. The city is headed for a high near 88, a heat index up to 106, and a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms as the day wears on.
Surgeon critical after Rickenbacker Causeway bicycle crash
A Miami orthopedic surgeon was in critical condition Sunday at Jackson Memorial Hospital after being hit while riding his bicycle across the Rickenbacker Causeway. At about 8:30 a.m. Saturday, Miami police arrived at the scene of the crash in the 3500 block of Rickenbacker, according to Public Information Officer Kiara
Florida couple allegedly kept 4 kids confined inside tractor-trailer cab since 2019
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (TCN) -- A couple has been booked into jail following an investigation that found they had allegedly confined four children inside the cab of a tractor-trailer since 2019. According to KATV, 51-year-old Keisha Epps and her fiancé, 37-year-old Tamra Marshon Stewart, were arrested Aug. 6 and each charg
Florida Restaurants Forced to Close After Inspectors Find Roaches, Rodents and Flies
State health inspectors forced the emergency closure of fifty-one different Florida food service facilities over a two-week span due to severe pest infestations. Between August 13 and August 26, 2026, authorities documented widespread sanitation failures involving active roaches, rodents, and flies across the state. Th
15 Best Restaurants in Key Largo
I’ve been escaping to the Florida Keys my entire life, long before it became Miami’s favorite long-weekend escape or Fort Lauderdale’s go-to “let’s just drive south” plan. The Upper Keys, especially Key Largo and Islamorada, feel like instant therapy the second you hit the Overseas Highway. The air changes, the water b
A’mir Sears’ early domination of Bishop Gorman is a taste of what’s coming to...
Sears has been putting on a show for Christopher Columbus against top-ranked Bishop Gorman. The top-rated athlete in the country had two touchdowns in the first half as the Explorers are leading Las Vegas powerhouse 23-15 going into the break.
A University of Miami Dean Says We’ve Never Had an El Niño This Strong...
Three El Niño events in the last 50 years were rated “extreme”: 1982-83, 1997-98 and 2015-16.
Police say burglary of dead South Florida couple’s home exposed larger criminal enterprise
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (CBS12) — Two suspects are behind bars after allegedly targeting the South Florida home of a couple killed in a Kenya helicopter crash — and police say this may just scratch the surface of a sprawling identity theft investigation. Officers with the Coral Gables Police...

















