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Rosie Gordon-Wallace fights for Caribbean, Latin American representation in art
Rosie Gordon-Wallace, founder of the Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator (DVCAI), has been a pivotal figure in South Florida’s art community for nearly three decades. Her commitment to promoti... -
South Florida under red flag warning as winds, low humidity raise fire risk
Now that a cold front has pushed through, South Florida’s attention turns to a red flag warning in play on Monday. The red flag warning is in effect from noon until 8 p.m. in Broward, Miami-Dade... -
Driver hospitalized after crashing into home in SW Miami-Dade: MDSO
A driver was transported to the hospital Monday morning after they crashed into a home in Southwest Miami-Dade, deputies said.
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Teen charged as adult in shooting that killed girl, 16, in Fort Lauderdale
A teenager is now being charged as an adult after a 16-year-old girl was shot and killed during a fight that her family says had nothing to do with her. Isaiah Frazier, 17, allegedly pulled out a gun ...
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19-year-olds arrested for beating teacher at Dillard High in Fort Lauderdale: BSO
Two Fort Lauderdale students were arrested after they allegedly attacked a teacher at their school in Fort Lauderdale. Jayvis McClover and Rodrick McQueen, both students at Dillard High School, made verbal threats to a teacher and then “intentionally launched a synchronized physical attack” on him, police said. They are 19 years old. Bo... -
‘We all saw her body': Video shows woman getting CPR after crash involving Miami cop
Cellphone video captured the moments after two women who were walking on a sidewalk were struck following a crash involving a Miami Police officer in Flagami over the weekend. According to the Miami Police Department, the incident happened Saturday evening near Northwest Seventh Street and 47th Avenue after the officer’s car crashed into anot... -
Miami Beach sees 18% reduction in spring breaks arrests compared to previous year
As spring break continues in South Florida, strict enforcement measures, specifically in Miami Beach, might be paying off. The city of Miami on Sunday said there have been 286 spring break-related arrests that were made since Feb. 25. That’s an 18% reduction in arrests compared to the same period last year. NBC6 reported last year that Miami ... -
Former Davie high school coach charged with sex crimes against minor: Sun Sentinel
A man accused of sex-related crimes against a minor appeared before a judge.
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Miami-Dade Fire Rescue honors veteran captain who died in Doral
Captain William “Bill” Gustin was a fire veteran of nearly 50 years and joined MDFR in 1978, where he rose through several ranks.
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Few strong thunderstorms expected as cold front moves to South Florida
A cold front has been moving through the country over the last few days sparking up strong and severe storms.
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Miami Police officer and 2 women injured in crash in Flagami
A Miami Police officer and two women were transported to the hospital Saturday evening following a crash in Flagami
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6 to know – Top stories of the day
Here are the top stories on March 16, 2025.
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Man charged with attempted murder after stabbing 2 in Deerfield Beach
Two people are recovering Sunday morning after they were stabbed in Deerfield Beach overnight and a suspect was arrested, deputies said.
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Tween's latest trend include birthday parties at beauty stores
Generation Alpha, those born after 2010, are obsessed with skin care and they’re trading in bounce houses for beauty bashes
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Florida Legislature considers ‘granny flats' amid housing problems
Granny flats are independent living spaces added to homes or properties. Current law says local governments can allow granny flats, but the new legislation would require them to do so.
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Protestors rally in Miami in support of Columbia University activist facing deportation
A protest was held Saturday afternoon in Miami as several people called for the release of a Columbia University activist. Mahmoud Khalil is facing deportation over his role in protests against the war in Gaza. A demonstration was held at the Torch of Friendship as dozens expressed their outrage over the government’s continued detention of Khalil. ... -
U.S. Coast Guard searching for missing diver in Pompano Beach
The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a diver who went missing off Pompano Beach on Saturday. According to officials, 24-year-old Jack Levine failed to surface after diving about two miles off the coast. Levine was last seen wearing a black wetsuit. If you have any information on his whereabouts, you are urged to contact officials.
