Trashed pastelitos and croquetas, hot water issues at a Coral Gables area bakery
Employees unable to properly wash their hands and food storage units that can’t keep the hot food hot or the cold food cold got a West Miami-Dade bakery in hot water with state inspectors. Monday’s checkup of Gilbert’s Bakery, 5777 Bird Rd., by Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services inspectors Wenndy...
Unlicensed Miami Barber Under Investigation for Hate Speech and Illegal Operations
A viral video that surfaced last week has sparked outrage and concern among the residents of Miami, Florida. The video features Don Rommel Montes, an unlicensed barber, grooming a child while promoting Adolf Hitler and downplaying the atrocities of the Nazi death camps. In another video, Montes is seen etching a...
Sheriff’s office tests America’s first self-driving police SUV
Miami-Dade debuts America's first autonomous police SUV with AI cameras, drone deployment and real-time crime detection in groundbreaking law enforcement pilot.
Miami Is in an Absurdly Heated Debate Over a Basic Driving Question
Anyone who’s had to brave Miami’s streets when the traffic lights are out after a hurricane knows our city can barely handle the complexity of a four-way stop. Crossing a major intersection under those conditions could be less dangerous than the storm itself. So when a Reddit user...
Miami-Dade deputy shoots man at Walmart. He died at the hospital, agency said
A Miami-Dade deputy shot and killed a man at Goulds Walmart Thursday morning after responding to a call about shoplifting at the store, the sheriff’s office said. The deputy was patrolling the area near the store at Southwest 211th Street around 7:15 a.m. when he received a call that security saw the man stealing...
Florida Woman Busted For $8,364 Publix Meat And Seafood Fraud
A 35-year-old Florida woman was arrested on Wednesday, following an investigation into a sophisticated fraud scheme targeting a Publix grocery store. Yirelys Dominguez, from Hialeah, Florida, is facing charges for allegedly defrauding the Publix store in Islamorada of $8,364 in meat and seafood in March 2025....
Ken Griffin reveals ’25 bullet holes’ in Chicago building drove Citadel move to Miami
From the America Business Forum, Citadel CEO Ken Griffin compares life in Chicago versus Miami, describing how dinner conversations shifted from crime talk to optimistic discussions about the future.
Haunted by Brightline: A conductor got his dream job. Then people started dying.
Viewing this story in our app? Click here for a better experience on our website. There was nothing Darren Brown could do to save the man who dove headfirst in front of his train. The Brightline was traveling at 79 miles an hour when Brown, the train’s conductor, saw him. But trains don’t stop quickly. Brown told the...
Miami runoff in question after voters approve lifetime term limits
Frank Carollo and Rolando Escalona were headed to a runoff, but a new amendment and lawsuit could change the race.
Nearly 30 years after 1997 Miramar murders, family pushes for answers and justice
The 1997 killings of a mother, her sister, and two infants remain unsolved, leaving relatives desperate for closure.
