Trash Trains From Miami Headed Straight For Bushnell’s Backyard
Miami-Dade County is getting ready to load thousands of tons of its garbage onto trains and send it north, straight into Central Florida. Under a long-term deal, roughly 4,800 tons of trash a week, close to 250,000 tons a year, will roll into the Heart of Florida Landfill in Sumter County. That plan requires a new rail spur at the landfill and...
Police apprehend suspect in connection with armed robbery and shooting
MIAMI (WSVN) - A 28-year-old man was arrested Monday in connection with an early April armed robbery and shooting after investigators linked him to the getaway vehicle and recovered a firearm during his apprehension. Santana Clark faces charges of armed robbery and attempted felony murder for his alleged role in...
Man, 53, arrested for punching 70-year-old at North Miami Beach supermarket
NORTH MIAMI, FLA. (WSVN) - A 53-year-old man was arrested Monday morning after police say he punched a 70-year-old man at a local supermarket, leaving the victim with facial swelling and redness. Sosthene Gregoire Pervil, of North Miami Beach, faces one count of battery on a person 65 years of...
Miami man charged after allegedly threatening wife with knife, sending death threat
MIAMI (WSVN) - A Miami man is accused of threatening his wife with a knife and sending her a message saying he would kill her during a domestic dispute, authorities said. The suspect, 44-year-old Alberto Fabricio Mujica-Aguilera, was arrested Monday at the Country Club Villas community in Miami, according to an arrest report.
The 4 Most Polite Cities in America (And the 3 Rudest, According to Delivery...
Delivery drivers crisscross American cities every day, handing off packages and meals to strangers amid traffic and tight schedules. Their frontline role makes them keen observers of local courtesy, from quick hellos at doors to patience on the road. While direct nationwide polls of drivers on city politeness remain limited, recent studies on urban rudeness ... Read more The post The 4 Most Polite Cities...
Miami PD: Ritz Carlton housekeeper steals guest’s wedding ring, pawns it
MIAMI — A Miami hotel housekeeper was arrested Monday, months after she stole a hotel guest’s wedding ring and then pawned it, authorities said. According to an arrest report from the Miami Police Department, the theft was reported Feb. 27 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, located at 3300 SW 27th Ave.
Boy on way to school hit by car trying to bypass traffic, Miami Gardens...
A boy was flown to the hospital after he was hit by a car that drove onto a swale to bypass traffic in Miami Gardens Tuesday morning, authorities said. Miami Gardens Police said officers responded to the crash in the 1200 block of Northwest 188th Street just before 8 a.m.
Less swiping, more showing up — inside the ‘We Met’ movement
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — In a city full of people, this is where strangers actually meet. Turns out, swiping left is out. Showing up is in again. “Everybody’s in the same boat. Everybody’s meeting new people,” said Jessica Bakeman, founder of “We Met in Miami” and “We Met in Broward.”
Video shows police response to fatal Miami locksmith shooting
MIAMI — Newly released body camera video shows the moments after a Miami locksmith was shot and killed in February. Police and rescue crews responded to a shooting call and found 37-year-old Adrian Venereo had been shot while working in the 6300 block of Southwest 8th Street in Miami.
Miami’s First-Ever ‘Longest Table’ Potluck Invites You To Dine With Strangers For Free This...
At a time when loneliness and isolation are being recognized as a public health problem, Miami is taking a literal seat at the table to change that. Making its public debut in the city, The Longest Table is a free community potluck bringing strangers and neighbors together while leaving you with hundreds of delectable options to choose from!

















