Megan Thee Stallion testifies in Miami courtroom in defamation lawsuit against blogger in connection...
MIAMI (WSVN) - Megan Thee Stallion provided an emotional testimony in a Miami courtroom in her defamation lawsuit against a social media blogger in connection to a 2020 incident where she was shot by Tory Lanez. The 30-year-old Grammy winner, whose legal name is Megan Pete, testified about her life...
U.S. Coast Guard stops 13 illegal charters on Biscayne Bay and Miami River: Officials
The U.S. Coast Guard in Miami stopped more than a dozen illegal charters over the weekend and cited some of their operators for repeat violations, according to a news release. Officers stopped the 13 illegal charters on Biscayne Bay and the Miami River. Among them were the cabin cruiser The...
Federal prosecutors in Miami: Doctor agrees to $45M Medicare fraud settlement
MIAMI — Federal prosecutors in Miami announced on Friday that a physician agreed to a $45 million settlement in a Medicare fraud case. Prosecutors described Dr. Ameet Vohra as one of the nation’s largest providers of bedside specialty wound care for nursing home patients. Investigators accused Vohra, the...
Miami man sentenced to over 19 years for $40M Ponzi scheme disguised as lending...
MIAMI (WSVN) - A Miami man was sentenced to more than 19 years in federal prison for running a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme that posed as a merchant cash advance business, federal prosecutors said. Pablo Silverio Rebollido, 48, was sentenced Oct. 2 to 230 months in prison and ordered to pay...
He was one of the first Black police officers in Miami. The stories he...
When Archie McKay put on his City of Miami Police uniform for the first time in 1954, 10 years after the city hired its first five Black officers, it was a bittersweet moment. While he was proud to be a police officer, he said some of his own people were not. “Some of our people rejected us calling us Uncle Toms and...
Coast Guard Busts Luxury Yacht for Repeat Violations of a COTP Order
A large, capacious yacht got swept up in a Coast Guard charter-vessel bust in Miami last weekend, adding to its curious legal history. The Round, a 98-foot Italian-made motor yacht, was boarded and allegedly found to be in violation of a Captain of the Port order, which the operator had allegedly violated once before...
Miami Beach Commission candidate with serial killer dad faces Bar complaint
A Florida Bar complaint alleging defamation was filed Thursday against a Miami Beach City Commission candidate who had long-celebrated her father — a serial killer who inspired ‘Dexter’ executed by the state in 2012 — on social media. The complaint by South Florida filmmaker Billy Corben alleges that Monique Pardo...
Man arrested for pot possession in SWAT raid at Miami smoke shop caught on...
One man was arrested in a SWAT raid at a Miami smoke shop that was caught on video Wednesday night, according to police. There, authorities said they found thousands of grams of marijuana. Miami police said video shared on Only in Dade shows an undercover team serving a narcotics-related warrant...
A Miami area supermarket trashed 600 pounds of seafood and 1,300 pounds of meat
Over 2,000 pounds of food — that’s right, one ton — got thrown out as unfit for sale, and all food processing was halted at a North Miami grocer after a state inspection. Customers still clogged the aisles Wednesday at Delma’s Supermarket, 876 NE 125th St., despite the issues from Friday’s visit by Florida Department...
3 Detained, 1 Fugitive Following Traffic Stop Bailout in Northwest Miami-Dade
This afternoon turned tense in northwest Miami-Dade after a traffic stop led to an unexpected foot chase. Local 10 News reports that around noon, following a traffic stop by deputies, occupants of a vehicle abruptly fled the scene near Northwest 22nd Avenue and 73rd Street. The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office stated that...

















