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Suspect in El Taiger's murder heard in 911 call after allegedly shooting singer: Prosecutors
Newly released audio reveals the man now charged in the murder of Cuban reggaeton star El Taiger had called 911 after allegedly shooting the singer in the head.
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Miami artist showcases vibrant artwork at Possible 2025 Expo & Conference
A local artist who was given the opportunity of a lifetime to showcase what South Florida is all about spoke to NBC6 on Wednesday as the event wrapped up for the year
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‘Hard to process the grief': Family of father of 2 killed in FSU shooting seeks answers
A press conference was held Wednesday by the family of a man who was killed in a mass shooting at Florida State University.
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‘Wish you well in hell': Survivor quotes Cardi B as nurse gets life in adoptive daughter's murder
A Miami-Dade nurse convicted in the 2018 death of her 7-year-old adoptive daughter and the abuse of her other two adopted children was sentenced to life in prison on Wednesday.
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Shooting leaves 2 men injured in Lauderhill: Police
Police are investigating a shooting that left two men injured Wednesday in Lauderhill.
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Florida man with ties to Wisconsin school shooter accused of mass shooting threats
A Florida man with ties to a teen girl behind a deadly shooting at a Wisconsin school last year has been arrested for allegedly making mass shooting threats.
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‘It feels amazing': Doral officers reunited with little girl they saved from drowning
The Doral Police Department held a news conference Wednesday after officers saved the life of a little girl who nearly drowned over the weekend.
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‘Dangerous Dogs' bill passed by Florida Senate, awaits DeSantis' signature
A bill to regulate certain dogs was passed by the Florida Senate this week and is now awaiting Gov. Ron DeSantis’ signature.
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‘I need an ambulance!': 911 calls capture chaos after 4-year-old shot himself in Broward
Authorities are still investigating how a 4-year-old accidentally shot himself in the foot inside a Broward home.
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Florida man who bought 27 Ferraris, private jet with $22M tax fraud gets prison
A Florida man who bought a yacht, a private jet and a fleet of luxury cars including more than two dozens Ferrari’s thanks to a $22 million tax fraud scheme has been sentenced to prison.
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Suspected shoplifter slashed Sedano's security guard with machete: Miami Police
A suspected shoplifter used a machete to slash a security guard who tried to stop him in a Sedano’s in Little Havana Wednesday morning, police said.
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Bill requiring hospitals to test overdose patients for fentanyl signed by DeSantis
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday signed into law a bill that would require hospitals to test patients for fentanyl in cases of suspect overdoses or poisoning.
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Florida ‘Candyman' who tried to hide drugs in body busted in ‘Operation Tooth Fairy'
A Florida woman known as the “Candyman” tried to hide drugs in her body as she was busted in a major narcotics operation, authorities said.
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Panthers' Ekblad suspended 2 games for elbowing Lightning's Hagel in the head
Florida defenseman Aaron Ekblad has been suspended for two games for elbowing Lightning forward Brandon Hagel in the head midway through Game 4 of the Panthers’ first-round series against Tampa Bay. The NHL’s Department of Player Safety announced its ruling after a phone hearing with Ekblad earlier Tuesday. He will be out for Game 5 and eithe... -
‘It's been bad': Neighbors uneasy after man killed in Fort Lauderdale
A man was shot and killed early Wednesday in Fort Lauderdale and now police are searching for a suspect. The shooting happened shortly after 3 a.m., when police and fire rescue responded to a ShotSpotter alert in the area of the 1300 block of Northwest 8th Avenue. Once there, they found one man who had been shot. He was taken…
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WATCH: Sarasota officer leaps aboard runaway boat after man fell overboard
A Sarasota officer jumped onto an abandoned boat to stop it as it sped out of control, and the incredible save was caught on video. The Sarasota Police Department shared the wild video taken on Monday, after a boater fell off his 26-foot Everglades vessel north of the Ringling Museum, authorities said. The boater told officers he was returning the&... -
Miami federal judge says police must stop enforcement of Florida immigration law
A federal judge told attorneys for the state of Florida on Tuesday that an order freezing the enforcement of a new state immigration law absolutely did apply to all of the state’s local law enforcement agencies, despite a recent letter to the contrary from the state’s attorney general. U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams said during a hearing in ...
