Miami FL

The beauty, resilience and complexity of the African American experience illuminate the walls of the Everyday People exhibit in the heart of Overtown. Featuring over 80 art pieces across three locations — including the City of Miami Black Police Precinct Courthouse and Museum, the Overtown Performing Arts Center, and...

MIAMI (WSVN) - A South Florida real estate agent who’s accused of targeting a vulnerable community spoke out in court, despite his attorney telling him not to. Willy Suarez Maceo appeared in a court hearing four years after Miami Police arrested him, after detectives described him as a serial killer who targeted...

A South Florida food truck owner is unable to work after she said her generator was stolen in West Little River. The owner spoke with NBC6 on Wednesday and said she's desperate for help, desperate to find answers, and makes her living with her food truck. She and her employees...

MIAMI — It’s been exactly two months and family members of activist Dwight Wells want to know why no one has been held accountable for his death. That’s why his friends, family, and especially his mother, Mary Brown, held a rally on Wednesday to bring attention to the unsolved case.

Most artists would be upset over the sight of people walking all over their work. But Cornelius Tulloch isn’t most artists. Visitors are walking all over Tulloch’s 2024 “Porch Passages Liberty,” an ironwork sculpture installed in the parking lot of the Marshall L. Davis Senior African Heritage Cultural Arts Center...

The City of Miami Resilience and Public Works Department and its Transportation Division will conduct a pilot evaluation of the Liberty City trolley route over nine Saturdays beginning this week. The city announced its decision in an email after The Miami Times reported last week on residents’ frustration that the...

Kitchen + Kocktails by Kevin Kelley Opening January 1, 2026

Confronted with going to prison, a former top executive of the charity arm for Jackson Health System implored a federal judge on Wednesday to give her no time behind bars after pleading guilty to stealing millions of dollars intended for hospital patients. Charmaine Gatlin, the former chief operating officer of the...

Months after South Florida endured a record-breaking summer filled with relentless heat advisories, high energy bills, and unbearable indoor temperatures, new research shows a clear reality: for people living in old, under-resourced affordable housing, extreme heat is more than uncomfortable — it’s dangerous....

NORTH MIAMI, Fla. — A 38-year-old man appeared in bond court Wednesday morning, two days after he was arrested for allegedly grabbing a police officer’s gun in North Miami, and claimed that the court had “zero jurisdiction” over him because he is “Jesus Christ King.”