Getaway driver waited in car as other two committed the crimes, police say
Cops used info from a McDonald’s visit the trio took after the incident
Brother says brother assumed identity and did bad things
Homeless man accused of 15 felony fraud counts for alleged ID fraud
Fraud scheme included registering to vote and getting a driver’s license
Miami parking app revamp adds location services, Apple Pay option
Free app has a slick new design
Miami residents get a 20 percent parking discount
$24 million cash stuffed in buckets recovered at suspected pot dealer’s home
The money seizure is biggest in history of Miami-Dade police
Arrested was Luis Hernandez-Gonzalez, owner of ‘indoor gardening’ store
Bundles of bills found in buckets in hidden attic compartment
He was robbed of his new skateboard. A local wouldn’t have that
Locals raise money to replace stolen longboard
No suspects in Key West robbery of boy
He rented his condo to a fugitive — and the guy won’t leave
Occupant caused headaches even before owner discovered he’s a wanted man
Law enforcement either won’t or can’t do anything about it
Tenant says he is an asylum seeker not a crook; landlord says man made veiled threat
Another body found alongside another South Florida road
Broward deputies found a man who they believe was killed in Sebring<topline_sep>
On Tuesday, a work crew found a body in the bushes alongside the Palmetto Expressway
American will offer Cuban travelers help with visas
Airline still working out details so first commercial flight to Cuba can leave Sept. 7
It has extended a Cuba fare sale until July 11 and added cities
There hasn’t been commercial air service to Cuba for more than 50 years
Rain-drenched week ahead … but will it clear for fireworks?
Every day this week has a chance of rain
Highs are around 91 degrees this week
Fourth of July night should be partly cloudy
Cop’s defense: child porn on his phone actually his adult girlfriend
South Miami Detective Joe Mendez is charged with eight felony counts of possessing the illegal pictures
His girlfriend told prosecutors the photos depicted her at age 27 or 28
He’s also accused of buying booze for minors in the Police Explorer program
Nominate South Florida student athletes for Marlins recognition
In an effort to recognize deserving South Florida youth baseball and softball players for doing well in school and displaying sportsmanship on the diamond, the Miami Marlins have once again … Click to Continue »
How did a man end up dead in a Fort Lauderdale alley? Police are trying to find out
Officers responding to a report of an unresponsive man found a body at 701 West Broward Blvd.
It was not clear how the man died.
Surveillance footage shows police chief tackling suspect in BrandsMart USA
Miami Gardens Police Chief Antonio Brooklen sprung into action and took down a fraud suspect who tried to escape custody during questioning at BrandsMart USA on June 16, 2016. … Click to Continue »
Police chief takes down fraud suspect: ‘It was do or die and I just said jump’
The incident happened June 16 at BrandSmart USA in Miami Gardens
Chief Antonio Brooklen was in the store checking in with the manager when his help was enlisted
Alvaro Miranda-Acosta was arrested and faces charges including fraud and battery on a law enforcement officer.
Man who stole 2 assault rifles from parked car arrested, police say
Miami police arrested a homeless man and convicted felon who detectives say stole two assault rifles from a Mercedes in a Brickell condominium garage earlier this month. Robert Patterson, 30, … Click to Continue »
Auditor’s Little Haiti Cultural Center report finds conflict, ‘improper’ expenses
Miami’s auditor general reviewed center records at the behest of public corruption investigators
A report released Tuesday documented “improper” expenses and a possible conflict of interest
An attorney for the center’s fired director says the report exonerates his client
Cuban migrant arriving on shore accused of swinging machete at officer
Lazaro Mora Gutierrez, 40, was one of 11 migrants came ashore Saturday night at Dania Beach
Authorities say Gutierrez threateningly swung a machete at a federal officer
He is being held without bond
Police find wounded man. Who he is or where he was shot is a mystery
Police say they couldn’t find the “scene” where the man was shot
He was taken to Ryder Trauma in critical condition
Two seniors earn the U.S. Presidential Scholar Award for acting skills
Miami’s Big Brothers Big Sisters gives $35,000 in scholarships
Booker T. Washington Alumni award scholarships to 32 seniors
Miami Killian High awards first $1,000 Lorraine Silverstein scholarship
Where did nursing home patient’s $2 million go? Son says he knows — and sues
Attorneys detail how a man lost his fortune in a 19-page suit filed earlier in June
“We disagree with the allegations”
Concert pianist had a net worth of more than $3 million, according to the suit
New York investor buys South Beach properties for $29 million
Lightstone Group bought contiguous properties from 915 to 955 Washington Avenue
Two of the properties include plans for a new hotel
The sites are part of an area of Washington under redevelopment
A father moves after his 3 kids are shot. Then it happened again to a fourth
Two teens shot and killed in an early morning ambush in Miami Gardens
A third teen was wounded and is in stable condition at the hospital
One of the dead is the fourth to be in shot in his family this month
South Miami urges county to reject re-zoning of church property
The South Miami city commission says traffic and other concerns justify its fight against a possible charter school off of Sunset Drive, and passed a resolution to say as much …Click to Continue »
Beach scooter parking plan coming to rest of Normandy Isle
Designated motorcycle/scooter areas have helped free up full parking spots for cars
Neighbors on other streets are asking for same program
Miami Beach will bring program to rest of Normandy Isle starting in July
A cat turns on the faucet. And then the Humane Society faced disaster
Cat turns on water faucet, floods Humane Society of Broward
Suspect, a 6-month old female, has already found a new home
Damage estimated at $5,000
Is Miami such a bad place to live? It’s ‘the worst,’ this study says
Wide economic gap makes Miami worst place to live, says 24/7 Wall St.
Worst 5 cities: Miami, Detroit; Paterson, N.J, Hawthorne, Calif.; Fall River, Mass.
Median Miami home value of $245,000 prices out most residents
An expert in aging: Aventura man celebrates 105th birthday
Children who died in gunfire to be remembered Friday at peace park
Amy Dean elected 2016-17 chair of Greater Miami Jewish Federation
Salvaging your child’s creativity — the new literacy
We know them — the kids who read before they are potty trained, play classical piano before entering elementary school, or compute high school math in first grade. While the …Click to Continue »
More development? Perhaps. Doral may soon see mixed-use project come to life
Sanctuary Project is planned at Northwest 41st Street and 94th Avenue in Doral
Shoma Homes hopes to build 147 units with 29,400 square feet of retail space on seven acres
The next zoning meeting will take place Aug. 23 at 6 p.m.
Miami Springs’ new $5 million pool to open July 2
Public invited to grand opening at 6 p.m. on July 1
Site has lap-swimming lanes, a giant slide and an office
Resident questions city’s “due diligence”
Possible flooding in store for Kendall, Doral and Homestead
Trouble areas include streams, creeks, highways, underpasses and other low-lying spots
Warning ends at 4 p.m.
Human body parts found in bags near highway
Officers chainsawed through the brush to get to the bags
DREAMers, don’t let Supreme Court ruling derail quest for status
Focus on the challenge ahead to work with a new Congress
Help, volunteer, engage to get out the vote come November
More than ever, shining a light is the way forward
One exit at Pulse possibly blocked during shooting, new records show
Previous inspection revealed one of six exit doors was ‘inoperable’
Log of 911 and police calls chronicle 193 minutes of chaos
Callers said he had ‘several bombs strapped to him’
After 39 days at sea, lighthouse Cubans have wet feet, judge rules
21 Cuban migrants are headed back to Cuban soil
Judge ruled U.S.’s “wet-foot, dry-foot” policy does not extend to lighthouse
Underline bike club to cycle from Douglas Road station to PAMM
The Underline Cycling Club free bike ride is July 3 from the Douglas Road Metrorail Station
Bikers will travel 7.1 miles to the Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)
UM scientist and tiger shark expert dives in to 2 films for Shark Week
University of Miami scientist and shark expert Neil Hammerschlag will be featured in two films showcasing tiger and great white sharks starting Sunday on Discovery Channel’s Shark Week. … Click to Continue »
FPL rate increase slammed by Miami-Dade politicians
Eight elected officials spoke out against the 23.7 percent increase
Public speakers were divided between opposing the increase and lauding FPL’s service record
Few explicitly said they were happy with paying more for power
First baby with Zika-related microcephaly is born in Florida
The baby’s mother had a travel-related case of Zika and came from Haiti to give birth
Work to begin on Northwest 57th Avenue south of Gratigny Parkway
A traffic shift will take place along Northwest 57th Avenue/West 4 Avenue/Red Road
Two lanes on the Homestead Extension of Florida’s Turnpike in either direction will be closed nightly
What’s open and what’s closed on the Fourth of July?
Government offices are closed, but malls are open
Night of Light illuminates artists in Little River/Little Haiti galleries
Locals and visitors on Saturday explored more than 20 art spaces, studios and galleries in Little River and Little Haiti during “Little River’s Night of Light – a 305 Summertime …Click to Continue »
A man points a gun at an officer, and now cops are looking for him
Police have set up a perimeter in Little Havana
Miami Police search for armed suspect in Little Havana
Miami police have set up a perimeter in Little Havana from Southwest 10th to 11th streets and from Southwest Fourth to Fifth avenues in pursuit of a suspect police say pointed a gun at an officer. … Click to Continue »
Surveillance video captures gunman attacking bar patrons
Surveillance video of alleged gunman Leon Hillman, 38, attacking patrons at Grumpy’s Bar and Grill in South Miami-Dade in June 2014. … Click to Continue »
Has the normalization of gay culture killed the rainbow?
As Gay Pride month approaches, I can’t help but think to myself: “What happened to all the glitz and glamour that used to be a hallmark of the gay community?” We were once the beat that gave life to the world of the arts. We were at the forefront of fashion, design, music and parties. But in recent years, it seems as if we’ve hit the snooze button on creativity and assimilated to the norm.
South Africa’s rugby team Jozi Cats defy gay stereotypes
While most of the sports world lags behind when it comes to inclusion, a few rugby players are tough enough to take the challenge.
Taking control of eating disorders
When an eating disorder takes over your life, it can be frightening and uncontrollable. Fortunately, there are ways to regain control.
Gun attack at Grumpy’s Bar caught on video
Leon Hillman goes to trial next month on attempted murder charges
Three people were wounded at the bar in South Miami-Dade
Surveillance cameras captured the terrifying shooting in June 2014
2 killed, at least 1 wounded in Miami Gardens drive-by shooting
Police say the shooting looks like gang retaliation.
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