On Tuesday, October 16, 2018, inside the courtroom of Judge Walsh, Tony Brown stood before the court as Miami-Dade prosecutors dropped his murder case, where he spent 12 years behind bars for a murder his lawyers said he did not commit.
Chief Jorge Colina of the Miami Police Department announced the new opioid policy that will be enforced by his department at City Hall on Monday, October 15, 2018.
Alligators are important to Florida’s ecosystem and are found throughout the state. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission wants you to know that by following a few simple rules, we can co-exist with these amazing reptiles.
A two-alarm fire burned the inside of Delicias de Espana bakery in South Miami, FL, Tuesday just after midnight. One Miami-Dade Fire Rescue firefighter was hospitalized.
Lakeland Police released video on Monday of City of Lakeland commissioner Michael Dunn shooting a customer who was allegedly shoplifting from Dunn's Army Navy surplus store.
A woman trying to cross a Northwest Miami-Dade street where there wasn’t a crosswalk was struck by a red Toyota Tundra whose driver fled the scene, police said Monday night.
Volusia County Sheriff's Office made seven arrests in Operation Unlawful Attraction, which it described as a sting designed to snag men who troll the internet for underage sex.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, recused a dog from a local canal at SW 232 St and 97 Ave. The dog tugged on the heart of one of the firefighters who rescued it. He will taking the dog to nurse it back to health and try and find it’s owner.
Pompano Beach, FL, rapper Koly P posted an Instagram Live video that said he’s been shot a third time. Other social media posts indicated comedian Lewis Mohorn was shot with him.
Along Brickell Avenue and Brickell Bay Drive, the city of Miami ripped out real grass and replaced it with artificial grass. Residents are upset, saying the fake grass creates a smell when dog urine and uncollected poop can't degrade into the ground.
Over 350 national and international participants competed in the Florida Keys Saturday during the Swim for Alligator Lighthouse, an eight-mile open-water challenge.
The city of Miami Beach is considering placing speed restrictions for watercrafts and motorboats that go under bridges. Engineers say salt water sprays from the vehicles cause corrosion to the bridges.
Sewage bubbled up along Superior Street in Opa-locka after the pump station went out. Mary Davis shows a herald reporter the flood of sewage. The pump then sprung a leak, spraying sewage water across the street.
The owners of Ball & Chain are suing Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo, accusing him of political retaliation in connection with a wave of code violations issued to the club.
