Few and Far Founder Indicted Over $10M Investor Funds Diverted to Gambling and Miami...
Taj Tarsha is in serious trouble. The founder of Few and Far now faces federal charges in New York after prosecutors accused him of diverting more than $10 million in investor money away from the NFT platform he promised to build — and straight into personal gambling runs, speculative crypto trades, and a luxury Miami
Miami man pleads Guilty to online threats against Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Kristi...
A Miami man pleaded guilty to sending explicit death threats on social media aimed at Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Department of State Special Envoy Kristi Noem, the U.S. Attorney's Office reported Wednesday. Jon Christopher Enriquez, 47, admitted to three counts of transmitting threats through interstate communi
Woman jailed after TikTok Live spat ends in fight, shooting in Liberty City, police...
MIAMI — A Miami woman is facing an aggravated battery charge after they said a fight to “settle ongoing arguments that were being held through TikTok Live” led to a victim being shot on Tuesday. Celia Penichet Lopez, 41, is facing an aggravated battery charge. Miami police...
3rd suspect arrested in 2025 downtown Miami Rolex robberies that left victim shot, deputies...
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — A third suspect has been arrested in connection with a pair of downtown Miami Rolex robberies that authorities say happened just over a year ago, including one in which he allegedly shot a victim. Christopher Perez-Ponton, 33, of Carolina, Puerto Rico, was arrested Tuesday by...
Miami chef on chilling effect of immigration policy: TPS causes worker shortage; ICE detention...
MIAMI — A witness recorded a video showing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents stopping a man who was riding a scooter and detaining him on Aug. 2 in Miami’s Little Haiti. Haitian-Bahamian Chef Wilkinson “Ken” Sejour said ICE agents detained the scooter rider steps away from his...
Brightline owes $65 million to company that could sell off its Miami retail space
Chick-fil-A lovers and Powerhouse Gym members in Miami beware: retail spaces at the Miami Central Brightline station are at risk of being seized and sold thanks to a recently filed foreclosure suit. U.S. Bank Trust Company filed suit late last month against Brightline Investment Holdings, the sister company of Brightli
Owners Paid Millions To Live In Aston Martin’s Miami Tower. Now They Claim It’s...
Residents of Miami's Aston Martin Residences claim the two-year-old luxury tower suffers from cracks and leaks. The condo association has filed legal claims against the developer, contractors, and design firms involved in the project. Attorneys representing residents say the alleged repairs could ultimately cost millio
Doral Police officer’s body taken to medical examiner’s office after apparent suicide in SW...
MIAMI (WSVN) - Authorities are conducting a death investigation after a Doral Police officer apparently took his own life in Southwest Miami-Dade, a 7News source said. 7News cameras captured a solemn police escort as the officer’s body was taken to the Miami-Dade Medical Examiner’s Office, late Wednesday morning.
South Florida restaurant inspections uncover stomach-turning discoveries
South Florida restaurants head official reports with 13 penalized establishments, while local authorities enforce rigorous inspections against repeat offenders throughout this month. Department of Business and Professional Regulation officers detect cockroaches, rodents, and severe temperature issues, detailing that su
Director of embattled downtown Miami agency agrees to part ways, gets 5 months’ pay
The head of Miami’s Downtown Development Authority has agreed to part ways with the public agency after its board placed her on leave and issued a final settlement offer following several acrimonious public meetings this summer described as a “kangaroo court.” DDA Executive Director Christina Crespi has accepted an off

















