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Shopping smarter: What you can do to save money despite raising food prices
Food prices are predicted to increase by at least 2.2 percent in 2025, according to to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Food you make at home is expected to go up in price by 1.3 pe... -
Florida's higher highway speeds proposal moves forward
Highway speeds could increase under a bill that has started moving forward in the state Senate. The Republican-controlled Senate Transportation Committee approved a wide-ranging measure (SB 462), file... -
NASCAR Cup series going on as scheduled as wildfire fight continues
As crews work to tackle the 344 Fire, thousands of people are heading to Homestead this weekend for the NASCAR Cup Series. Windy conditions were a concern as the fire burned tens of thousands of acres...
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‘They are being treated like dogs': Families concerned over living conditions at Krome Detention Center
Family members of detainees being held at Krome Detention Center are speaking out about the alleged harsh conditions of the facility.
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Beloved Miami-Dade teacher shares what life is like after deportation
Wualner Sauceda showed off the many letters he received from colleagues and students. “Mr. Sauceda, you were my favorite teacher and still are,” he read out loud from his Honduran home located in a tiny town three hours northeast of the country’s capital Tegucigalpa. Many of the students he left behind used the letters to express how much they...... -
Spring break crowd broken up on Sunny Isles Beach, but Miami Beach mostly quiet
Police broke up a spring break crowd on Sunny Isles Beach on Friday as things have remained relatively quiet in South Florida for the start of one of the busiest weekends of the season.
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Man accused of holding jeweler and his family at gunpoint in SW Miami-Dade home invasion
Police have arrested a man who they say was one of the masked robbers who held a well-known jeweler and his family at gunpoint at their home in southwest Miami-Dade.
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Tren de Aragua member arrested in Florida is 1st in nation under Alien Enemies Act
An alleged Tren de Aragua gang member arrested in Florida is the first person to be taken into custody under the Alien Enemies Act, authorities said. Franklin Jose Jimenez-Bracho was arrested Thursday by the Florida Highway Patrol and Florida Department of Law Enforcement along with Homeland Security Investigations and Homeland Security Task Force ... -
Video shows alleged DUI hit-and-run in Pompano Beach that killed wife, injured husband
New surveillance video shows the moment an allegedly drunk driver ran over a couple then fled the scene in Pompano Beach, leaving a woman dead and her husband severely injured.
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3 children among 4 hospitalized in crash on U.S. 1 near Miami-Dade wildfire
Three children were among four people hospitalized after a crash on U.S. 1 in southwest Miami-Dade Friday near a large wildfire.
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Ex-firefighter pleads not guilty after son killed in unauthorized training exercise
A former Miami-Dade firefighter has been charged with manslaughter after his son died in an unauthorized training exercise in 2024.
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Mother and son identified as victims of double murder-suicide in Pompano Beach
The mother and son who were shot to death by their husband and father who then turned the gun on himself at their Pompano Beach home have been identified.
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Innovative ultrasound treatment helps South Florida man living 30+ years with tremor
Orlando Avendaño has lived with Essential Tremor in one of his hands for 30 years, affecting every aspect of his life. But a focused ultrasound treatment on his brain, which lasted just a few hours, has restored the freedom that these tremors had taken from him. Avendaño, 72, said the movement disorder caused his hand to tremble uncontrollably when... -
Florida man who threatened Trump on social media had 1,000+ rounds of ammo: Sheriff
A Florida man arrested for threatening President Donald Trump on social media was found with multiple guns and over 1,000 rounds of ammunition, authorities said.
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Women's group targets Tate brothers with ‘Unwanted in Miami' posters
A woman’s rights group has launched a new campaign against the Tate brothers in Miami.
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Suspect sought after video shows man punch supermarket worker, 67, in Miami Gardens
Miami Gardens Police are searching for the man who was caught on video punching a 67-year-old supermarket employee in the face. It happened just before 9 p.m. on March 15 outside Price Choice, a supermarket off of Northwest 27th Avenue and Miami Gardens Drive. The victim, Carlton Samuel, told NBC6 he accidentally pushed a shopping cart into someone... -
Person hospitalized after motorcycle crash in Miami Gardens
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responded to a motorcycle crash Friday morning in Miami Gardens. First responders said they took a person to the hospital as a trauma alert after the crash happened at Northwest 37th Avenue and Northwest 191st Street at around 6:41 a.m. More information on the cause of the crash or the victim’s condition were not immedi...