US Navy Admiral Overseeing US Forces in the Caribbean Retires Early
MIAMI, FL – The United States Navy Admiral overseeing US forces in Latin America and Caribbean retired on Friday, two years ahead of schedule. The Miami-based US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), which overseas military operations in the region, said Admiral Alvin Holsey relinquished duties as commander to Air Force...
How a young Eliott Rodriguez’ news career evolved in South Florida
"In a very short amount of time, Eliott went from being the new kid on the block, to the guy who was leading the broadcast every night," recalled Diane Magnum.
Families Displaced But Unharmed After Fires Destroy Homes in Northwest Miami-Dade and Liberty City
Yesterday, fires broke out in a Northwest Miami-Dade home and a Liberty City duplex, displacing multiple residents, but no fatalities were reported. CBS New Miami reports that fires, thought to have been started by an electric bike, destroyed homes and belongings, though all residents survived. According to WSVN,...
Miami high school celebrates former student Fernando Mendoza’s Heisman win
Mendoza was part of the team at Christopher Columbus High School that won a state championship in 2019 and led them to a state semifinal in 2021.
Police: Man confesses to breaking into woman home, violating her underwear
DORAL, Fla. — A man was arrested after he allegedly entered into a woman’s home and ransacked her underwear drawer. According to police, 25-year-old Tomas Bof Miract broke into a woman’s home along the 5500 block of 107th Avenue in Doral on Friday, between 12:30 p.m. and 1:10 p.m.
Vehicle slams into Miami building, 2 people injured
MIAMI — A car crashed into a building late Monday afternoon in Miami. It happened in the area of Northwest 54th Street and Third Avenue. According to authorities, one person was stuck inside the car after the crash due to damage to the car door, but they were not pinned or trapped.
Police: Man snatches earrings from woman walking in Miami’s Wynwood area
MIAMI — A man stands accused on Monday of following a woman and snatching her earrings in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood, according to police. On Sunday morning, the woman reported that she was walking westbound along Northwest 26 Street when she noticed a man following her, according to police.
Mayor Suarez: I leave behind a global city and a safer Miami | Opinion
As my second and final term as mayor comes to an end, I find myself reflecting on a journey that began 16 years ago when I first entered public service. Miami has always been more than a city to me. It has been my home, my responsibility and my inspiration. Serving the Magic City has been the honor of my lifetime....
These Miami residents choose to live without cars. It can be a challenge
Driving in Miami-Dade is something that just about everyone will agree is frustrating — with bumper-to-bumper traffic jams, last-minute merges and inevitable road rage. Yet many residents would still rather spend nearly three full days a year stuck in traffic than take public transportation. Most people who use...
Florida bill aims to expand protections for domestic violence victims
PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. — Florida House Rep. Robin Bartleman held a news conference on Monday in Pembroke Pines to discuss a state bill that aims to expand protections for domestic violence victims. The failings before the murders in Tamarac of Mary Gingles, a 34-year-old domestic violence victim; her father,...

















