Ancient food, Cuban bread and black beans trashed at a Miami Presidente
In the heart of Liberty City a local Presidente supermarket recently faced significant challenges during a routine check that highlighted serious issues with food handling and storage. This incident underscores the importance of regular oversight in ensuring public health standards are met across the region. The Miami
Places in Miami-Dade and Jacksonville sold Saturday’s lottery major draw hits
In the bustling communities of south Florida, fortune struck two ordinary residents on a recent Saturday evening when Fantasy Five tickets purchased in Hialeah and Jacksonville turned out to hold the winning numbers for a substantial prize. Such moments remind us that chance can alter trajectories in unexpected ways, a
Gulf Coast Mexican Hit Azul Signs 200-Seat Miracle Mile Space For October
A Gulf Coast Mexican restaurant chain known for its birria tacos and tequila-forward bar is set to open its first Miami-Dade County location on Miracle Mile this fall. Azul of Coral Gables will take over the second-generation space at 127 Miracle Mile, seating roughly 200 guests once it opens, with owner Franklin Andra
Localized Miami | Robert Ruano Talks with Miguel Angel Gabela, City of Miami District...
On this episode of Localized Miami, host Robert Ruano sits down with Miguel Angel Gabela, City of Miami District 1 Commissioner, for a conversation about local leadership, community priorities, and the issues shaping the future of Miami. Commissioner Gabela shares his perspective on serving District 1, the needs and co
Miami-Dade Man, 60, Held After Gunpoint Robbery Nets $113K in Gold Jewelry
A 60-year-old Miami-Dade man is facing multiple felony charges after deputies say he pointed a gun at his neighbor's head inside a parking garage and made off with roughly $113,000 in gold jewelry, including a religious ring and Cuban-link chains that carried deep personal meaning for the victim. Jacob Johnson was arre
Miami says over 300 units are renting without approval
The city of Miami authorized only 30 short-term rentals at the building, but inspectors said they found far more.
Traffic stop in northwest Miami-Dade sparks manhunt for possible murder suspect, authorities say
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — A routine traffic stop turned into a police search in northwest Miami-Dade, with officers looking for a person they say could be connected to a homicide Friday night. Authorities said the traffic stop started just before 6 p.m. near Northwest 88th Street and 12th Avenue,...
Man, 32, seriously injured in Liberty City shooting, first responders say
MIAMI — A 32-year-old man was seriously injured in a shooting early Saturday in Miami’s Liberty City neighborhood, according to Miami Fire Rescue officials. MFR medics said they responded to the scene and transported the man to Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Center in serious condition. They said he suffered
Investigation underway after 1 person hospitalized following shooting in Miami
MIAMI (WSVN) - A shooting has sent one person to the hospital, causing detectives to investigate the area. The incident happened near Northwest 58th Street and 12th Avenue early Saturday morning. The 32-year-old man was left in serious condition and was transported to Jackson Ryder Trauma Center, according to Miami-Dad
34 Years After Andrew’s 165 MPH Winds, South Miami-Dade Still Bears the Marks
Hurricane Andrew struck south Florida at dawn on August 24, 1992, hammering Homestead and the rest of south Miami-Dade with sustained winds of 165 mph and gusts that topped 200 mph. The storm made landfall near Homestead Air Force Base, destroyed 25,000 homes and damaged more than 101,000 others across south Florida, a

















