What condo associations should know about construction fraud and how to avoid it
The arrest of a North Miami Beach condominium property manager in early April serves as a reminder for Florida condominium associations of the potential for fraud involving construction and renovation projects. According to news reports in South Florida, Maria Del Carmen Alvarez-Concepcion, 57, was arrested by the Miam
Miami Lands Another Talented OL Prospect in Jatori Williams
The Hurricanes keep piling onto an already impressive 2027 class.
Michelin-trained chef to open new Greek spot in Coconut Grove
The southern stretch of Main Highway in Coconut Grove is getting a new restaurant. Manoli, a Greek restaurant led by chef Emmanouil “Manoli” Aslanoglou, is set to open early summer at 3540 Main Hwy. For those who recognize the address, it most recently housed modern Portuguese restaurant Sereia. It unexpectedly closed
Florida man accused of using fake DOJ seal in letters to car company
A Florida man is accused of using a fraudulent Department of Justice seal while falsely representing himself as a federal prosecutor in letters to a luxury car company with corporate offices in New Jersey, federal prosecutors said. Paul Richard Johnson, 55, of Miami, was charged by complaint with fraudulent use...
After 7 years, underground club Electric Pickle returns to Miami
OK Pickle people, this one's for you—and we're not talking about the food. An iconic Miami dance club that distressed fans with its closure in 2019 is back at a new location, and the party kicks off on Friday. Here's what to know. What is the Pickle Relaunch Party?
Man accused of stabbing victim multiple times inside Cutler Bay McDonald’s
CUTLER BAY, Fla. — A 21-year-old man from southwest Miami-Dade is facing an attempted murder charge after deputies said he repeatedly stabbed another man inside a McDonald’s in Cutler Bay on Wednesday afternoon. According to an arrest report from the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded around 2:20 p.m....
New Ebola travel restrictions redirect some international travelers away from Miami International Airport
MIAMI — The Department of Homeland Security is now tracking people flying back to the United States from three Ebola-affected areas. According to DHS, travelers returning to the U.S. while screening is taking place will not be allowed back into Miami International Airport if they departed from there within the last 21
Miami Beach commission adopts ‘End Resident Tows’ program for parking violations
MIAMI (WSVN) - The City of Miami Beach has approved a new parking enforcement reform designed to significantly reduce the number of resident vehicles being towed for non-safety violations, city officials announced Thursday. The measure, dubbed the “End Resident Tows” reform, was unanimously approved by the Miami Beach
Miami man accused of following woman from Brickell gym before exposing himself in South...
SOUTH MIAMI, FLA. (WSVN) - A 50-year-old man accused of following a woman from a gym in Miami before exposing himself to her along South Dixie Highway is being held without bond, according to court records. Rogerio Miranda De Souza faces a charge of indecent exposure following an investigation by...
Man charged for harassing North Miami salon owner back behind bars for similar crime:...
NORTH MIAMI, Fla. — Police have arrested a suspect accused of damaging the same North Miami hair salon multiple times. North Miami police arrested Maxime Nelson, 51, back in February, after they said he allegedly used a shovel to break a sign and security cameras outside a salon located along the 12000 block of Northea

















