‘I’m sorry’: Woman, 82, speaks out after she allegedly hit child with her car...
An elderly woman is speaking out Tuesday after she was accused of hitting a 7-year-old boy with her car and driving away, leaving the child in the hospital in critical condition. It happened back on Jan. 10 in the 8200 block of Southwest 32nd Street. The boy's mother, who wanted...
Miami hasn’t had half the rain it needs. Here’s what we need to do...
South Florida’s sapped of water. The kind of downpours we need to relieve the region’s dangerously dry conditions are not in the immediate forecast. Miami-Dade has only seen 3.72 inches of rainfall since Nov. 1. That amount is just half of what should have fallen to keep groundwater levels at the Biscayne Aquifer...
22-year-old man accused of bringing gun to Citrus Grove K-8 Center during school dismissal
MIAMI (WSVN) - A scare at a school in Miami landed a man accused of bringing a firearm behind bars. City of Miami Police on Wednesday said they arrested 22-year-old Anthony Mariano Gutierrez for bringing a gun onto school property at the Citrus Grove K-8 Center, located at 2153 NW 3rd St., Tuesday afternoon.
South Beach’s Alamac Lists Quietly With Rare Hotel Card To Play
The Alamac, a seven-story Art Deco building on Collins Avenue in South Beach, has quietly come to market. Because the site was originally a hotel, it sits among only a handful of properties in Miami Beach that still carry the right to return to transient use, a detail that could nudge buyers toward a full hotel...
Argument outside Miami Beach apartment ends in gunfire, attempted murder arrest
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Miami Beach police arrested a 53-year-old man in connection with a shooting that they said occurred outside a Meridian Avenue apartment this past weekend. Jail records show Alexander Dejesus Reyes is facing one count of attempted felony murder with a firearm. Police said officers responded...
Parents of three girls who died in barge-sailboat crash sue barge company
The parents of the three Miami Yacht Club summer campers who were killed last summer when a 60-foot barge slammed into their sailboat sued the company that owns the barge, alleging negligence and irresponsible hiring. The wrongful death lawsuit, filed Dec. 29 against Waterfront Construction, states that on the...
Miami trailblazer Thelma Gibson dies at 99
Thelma Vernell Anderson Gibson, a pioneering nurse, civil rights advocate and longtime Coconut Grove community leader, has died at 99. According to a statement from her family, Gibson died at home on Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026, surrounded by family and her priest. She was described as a “beloved nurse, trailblazer,...
Roaches On The Menu: Guaca‑Mole Shut Down At Second Miami Mall In Two Weeks
Guaca‑Mole is racking up mall closures faster than lunchtime orders. The Tex‑Mex chain’s Dadeland Mall food court counter was ordered shut after a Feb. 3 inspection uncovered what regulators described as heavy pest activity along with multiple sanitation lapses. The closure came roughly a week after a separate...
‘Help me!’ Man arrested after he gets locked inside van during attempted burglary of...
HIALEAH, FLA. (WSVN) - A thief’s opportunity to grab pricey lawn care gear from inside a van went wrong when he found himself stuck in the back of the vehicle and ended up behind bars. Nercy Toledo’s doorbell camera captured the attempted burglary in front of her Hialeah home...
Online fraudster known as ‘Reign’ arrested in South Florida, feds say
MIAMI — A Canadian fraudster associated with a “transnational cybercrime group” appeared in Miami federal court on Tuesday afternoon after he was arrested in South Florida, according to records obtained by Local 10 News on Wednesday. Authorities said Michael Ramsden, 23, of Coquitlam, British Columbia, used the...
