A developer financed a film on what ails Miami. He says developers can do...
In the teaser to “The Future We Build,” a new short documentary about what ails Miami, environmental advocate Rachel Silverstein delivers some frank talk about sea-level rise as, behind her, dry-day flooding engulfs the shoreline at Matheson Hammock Park. Housing advocate Annie Lord points to an affordability crisis th
Haitian Flag Day celebrations held in South Florida
Across South Florida, Haitian Flag Day celebrations are taking place on Monday. May 18 honors the celebration of Haiti's flag and the country's fight for independence. Celebrations were held early Monday morning at the Notre Dame D'Haiti Catholic Church in Little Haiti. Later in the evening, the City of North...
Healthcare company owner pleads in starvation death of 7-year-old who weighed 7 lbs
The owner of a South Florida home healthcare company has pleaded guilty to charges connected with the death of a 7-year-old child who was found horribly malnourished in Fort Lauderdale back in 2023. Mirlande Moltimer pleaded guilty Thursday to aggravated manslaughter of a child, third-degree felony murder, Medicaid pro
Miami adds another elite 2027 recruit as Mario Cristobal goes on a hot streak
Class of 2027 edge rusher Jayvon Dawson committed to Miami on Sunday. Dawson chose Miami over Georgia and North Carolina.
Caught on Camera: Drunk Driver Loaded With Drugs Runs Red Light and Slams Into...
It was supposed to be just another routine patrol shift. In the early hours of Tuesday morning, a Miami Gardens police officer was cruising southbound on 27th Avenue, doing exactly what officers do in the ... Read more
Gas prices are down 10 to 20 cents a gallon in South Florida. Check...
Gas prices have dipped by double digits across South Florida ahead of Memorial Day travel next weekend. As of Monday, May 18, prices in the state are down nearly 20 cents a gallon from a week ago. But that’s still significantly higher than last year, and prices could rise. “Memorial Day travelers will pay about $17 mor
Miami police officer honored for helping 3-year-old who suffered traumatic toe injury
MIAMI — Play time at a Miami park turned into a nightmare for a young family. Miami Police Officer Rafael Perez-Valdivia raced to the rescue to help a 3-year-old who severed his toe in an e-bike accident after it got stuck in the rotor. “I grabbed my bandage, I...
Miami Beach mayor leads group aimed at curbing anti-Semitism
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — It is a first for any mayor, nationwide. Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner will lead a group of Jewish mayors and municipal leaders that will meet quarterly to discuss anti-Semitism, which has been increasing nationwide. “We felt it was necessary to come together through the...
North Miami celebrates Haitian culture at the Compas Festival. Take a look
On Saturday, the 28th annual Haitian Compas Festival filled the NoMI Village with authentic Haitian culture. Top musical artists in the Haitian music industry performed into the night as festival goers danced to the beat. Take a look at photos from the event:
Miami does it again: Hurricanes flip elite CB Ai’King Hall from Oregon
Miami flipped another elite cornerback commitment. Does that sound familiar? It should. Just over a week after Mario Cristobal and the Hurricanes flipped five-star cornerback Donte Wright from Georgia, Miami pulled off another major recruiting win by taking four-star cornerback Ai’King Hall away from Oregon. Hall trave
