Miami-Dade to determine if 27 more schools should keep operating
As enrollment continues to decline, the Miami-Dade School District is considering whether more than 20 schools should keep operating. The school board voted to close nine schools last year, and 27 are now being evaluated to determine whether they should "remain operational," according to the Attendance Boundary Committ
A historic church, Nobu condos: Inside the clash over Brickell site’s future
In the bustling heart of Miami a longstanding religious site finds itself at the center of a heated development battle. The Brickell church Nobu condo dispute has drawn attention from residents developers and preservationists alike. This conflict involves plans for a towering luxury project on land long held by a histo
Miami Whole Foods Argument Goes 0 to 100 on Monday Morning After Rageful Customer...
Starting your week with a peaceful grocery run sounds reasonable enough. But retail checkout lanes remain the ultimate battleground for unfiltered public meltdowns. Miami content creator Fin (@annefinleyriley) witnessed this for herself after a Monday morning Whole Foods run allegedly dragged her into an unhinged verba
Were some people paid to support Gables apartment project? City will investigate
Coral Gables commissioners on Tuesday called for an investigation into allegations that a group of people who spoke at hearings in favor of a now-approved controversial apartment project used fake names and addresses as part of a coordinated effort to make it appear as if there was strong resident support for the nine-
Judge denies plea deal for former Miami piano teacher
MIAMI — A former piano teacher, Rudolph Infante, was back in front of a judge Wednesday morning for a plea hearing. The proposed deal called for five years of probation with no jail time in exchange for a guilty plea. But the judge denied the deal after the victim said five years of probation was not enough.
Mother pleads for leniency for daughter with autism as criminal case moves forward
MIAMI (WSVN) - A mother was brought to tears as she pled for leniency for her autistic daughter, whose criminal case moved forward after an incident involving an instructor at her school last year. Esther King was overcome with emotions outside the courtroom Wednesday as she continues to fight battery...
Miami Beach’s oldest dive bar turns 100 with a massive party
South Beach has rebuilt itself for soldiers, retirees, Cuban exiles, television cameras, and condo buyers. Mac’s Club Deuce has survived every version. On Saturday, Sept. 5, the cash-only dive that calls itself Miami Beach’s oldest bar celebrates its 100th anniversary, tracing back to 1926, with a free block party on 1
Neighbor’s collapsed roof floods Miami-Dade townhouse
A northwest Miami-Dade man has dealt with stained walls and ruined cabinets since his neighbor's roof caved in 2023.
Miami delivery driver accused of photographing laptop package, then taking it back
MIAMI — A delivery driver was arrested Tuesday, months after police said surveillance video showed him dropping off a package containing an $849 laptop, taking a photo of the delivery and then carrying the package back to his vehicle. Yunior Orlando Fonseca-Jorge, 31, of Miami, was arrested on a...
Driver dead after crashing into building in Miami Springs
MIAMI SPRINGS, FLA. (WSVN) - A driver was killed after a head-on crash into a building in Miami Springs. It happened near Northwest 36th Street and Lee Drive on Wednesday morning. Police said a driver went onto the sidewalk before they slammed head first into a business. The driver was...

















