Skyscrapers, underground art, Gables golf. Catch up on today’s top Miami stories
“Supertall” skyscrapers reshaping the skyline and a hidden art hub are among the top stories from the Miami Herald on Friday. Catch up with these summaries and more, and follow the links to the original coverage: Here are key takeaways: • Miami’s first supertall skyscrapers are on the way. The 100-story Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences , at 1,049 feet, will become the city’s tallest building...
FIFA World Cup 2026 guide to Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, and Bayfront Park
The Florida city will be taken over by soccer fans going to matches, fan fests, watch parties and more. Here's everything you need to know about the games and fan festivals
Miami wins 5th consecutive series at Stanford this weekend
Miami split the week but won its fifth consecutive series this weekend at Stanford.
8 restaurants! Roaches in ovens, 50+ flies in kitchens, rodent droppings by food prep...
At Sushi Cafe in Miami, inspectors found more than 35 rodent droppings along food prep areas, live and dead roaches, and mold-like buildup inside the ice machine. Moshi Moshi had live roaches crawling inside an oven and flies swarming food storage. Kelly’s Cajun in the Pembroke Lakes Mall was ordered...
April 19: Temperatures in Miami to drop
After a hot afternoon with a high of 88 degrees in Miami, temperatures are set to drop. Scattered evening showers will gradually fizzle overnight. Additional showers will move through Monday to cool us off this week. A cold front is on the move, and we will see much needed rain take over Monday. Up to an inch of rainfall cannot be ruled out. Isolated...
Family Seeks Justice After Son Dies in Rollover Crash Two Days After Birthday in...
Two months on, the family of a man killed in a rollover incident in Miami-Dade two days after his birthday, seeks justice. Albert Montoto died in an incident on February 16 involving two tow trucks in the area of Southwest…
Spanish speakers learn strategies to pass English-only driving test in Florida
HIALEAH, FLORIDA - Construction worker Alex López, a native of Guatemala, gets by on job sites with broken English. He knows the tools and how to follow instructions from his boss. "My inglés no es muy malo," said López, 41. My English isn't too bad. But López...
9 people, including children, hurt in minivan rollover crash in Fort Lauderdale
Nine people were rushed to the hospital after two minivans collided and one overturned in Fort Lauderdale Sunday night, according to fire rescue. Authorities responded to the crash along the 500 block of West Sunrise Boulevard just before 9 p.m., Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue officials said. One of the minivans...
Weather update: South Florida to see thunderstorms, showers today
South Florida can expect "unsettled weather" today, according to the NWS Forecast Office in Miami , with a cold front possibly producing scattered showers and thunderstorms across the region. The NWS updated its forecast at 4:03 a.m. on April 20, predicting rainy conditions in the Lake Okeechobee area in the early morning and throughout the afternoon for the rest of the East Coast metro...
Habitat for Humanity, volunteers put finishing touches on new homes
SOUTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) - A crew of volunteers and members from the 7News team came together to help build homes in a South Florida neighborhood. The process was a step forward for those looking to take the next step in home ownership, and to help make their dreams come true.

















