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Man fatally shot by deputy after stabbing father with sword in West Palm Beach: PBSO
A man who stabbed his father with a sword in West Palm Beach was fatally shot on Saturday after a deputy was forced to fire, officials said.
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What's being built here?: Inside the restoration of the Raleigh Hotel
NBC6’s What’s Being Built Here series is exploring something old that’s becoming something new.
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Driver dead after crashing car in Cooper City: BSO
An investigation is underway in Cooper City Saturday morning after a driver died in a crash, deputies said.
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Miami has the least affordable rent in the U.S., report finds
It’s a hard reality that many residents didn’t need a study to confirm—the rent in the Magic City is just too high. A WalletHub report analyzed rental prices to come up with a list of the ...
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FBI warns of scammers impersonating FBI agents
The FBI is warning the public about the latest scam targeting elderly people, and they say it’s a nationwide trend, exemplified by a case in Pembroke Pines last week. Police arrested a man who they say ripped off an 85-year-old man by first pretending to be a bank employee and then by posing as an FBI agent. “It’s an...
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Derek Rosa appears in court as attorneys seek alternate suspects
Wearing a brown jumpsuit for minors, glasses, and sporting a short haircut, Derek Rosa — the teen who confessed to fatally stabbing his mother — appeared in court via Zoom for a hearing. Rosa, now 14, faces a charge of first-degree murder in the death of his mother, Irina Garcia. He is currently being held at Metro West Detention Center,…... -
‘Career criminal' arrested in 1986 cold case murder of mom, businesswoman in North Miami Beach
A man has been arrested and charged in the 1986 cold case murder of a real estate broker in North Miami Beach, thanks to DNA evidence and the tireless work of detectives, the police department announced Friday. It was on June 13, 1986, when Shirley Brant, a mother and owner of Brant Realty Corporation, was shot and killed in her…
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WATCH: Swaths of seaweed wash up on Miami Beach in what will be ‘major sargassum year'
This is going to be another major year for sargassum, according to a bulletin published by the Optical Oceanography Laboratory of the University of South Florida, and beachgoers can probably already tell. On Thursday, Chopper6 flew over North Miami Beach and Miami Beach to check out reports of the brown, stinky seaweed that’s become infamous ... -
Bodycam video shows fiery explosion after deadly chopper crash in Pompano Beach
New bodycam video shows the harrowing moments when a Broward Sheriff’s Office deputy responded to the scene of a deadly helicopter crash in Pompano Beach—footage that shows how he risked his life to save others, the department says. BSO recognized several employees with the medal of honor this week for their bravery in life-threatening situat... -
Video shows kids running for cover during deadly Miami-Dade dealership shooting
Surveillance video shows how children ran for cover as shots rang out in a warehouse district of southwest Miami-Dade, a shooting that would end with the alleged shooter, his half-brother and one other person hospitalized. The gunfire began with a domestic dispute at Priced Right Motors on Southwest 73rd Avenue and 45th Street. Sheriff Rosie Corder... -
He went ‘to confront his half-brother': Victims, suspect identified in deadly shooting
The owner of a car dealership in southwest Miami-Dade was gunned down by his brother in a triple shooting at the business that prompted a massive law enforcement response Thursday afternoon, officials and family members said. Now, authorities are confirming the names of those involved in the domestic dispute that unfolded at Priced Right Motors at ... -
Complaints of abuse mount at America's oldest detention center in Miami
As President Trump seeks to make good on his campaign pledge of removals of migrants, the U.S. immigration detention system is bulging with prisoners.
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3 young people advocate for cure to Crohn's ahead of South Florida weekend walk
According to the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation, nearly 1 in every 100 Americans are diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD. There are two types, ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease, and this weekend there’s an event in South Florida looking to raise money to find a cure for both. “I just knew that my journey had gotten a lot...... -
6 to know – Top stories of the day
Here are the top stories on April 25, 2025.
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U.S. Rep. Frederica Wilson tours Krome Detention Center, claims ‘they took people out'
Congresswoman Frederica Wilson took a tour of the Krome Detention Center, the embattled immigration detention center in Miami which is the oldest in the United States, on Thursday after weeks of complaints from family members of those inside. But in a news conference afterwards, she said she felt that what she saw was a scene set just for her. Over... -
‘Kill me if I spoke out': Alleged victim of Alexander brothers texted her concerns
Attorneys for the twin Alexander brothers, prominent in luxury real estate, and their friend, who are accused of sexually assaulting women in South Florida, will be allowed to obtain limited data from one of the accuser’s sister’s cell phone.
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Dolphins take Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant with No. 13 pick in NFL draft
The Miami Dolphins addressed their defensive line on Thursday night, selecting Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant with the 13th pick in the NFL draft.
