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A car wound up wedged on top of another car in a crowded parking lot at a shopping center in New Jersey earlier this week.

Police were pursuing a vehicle in the San Fernando Valley area Wednesday night before the wild chase concluded in the Hollywood area.

When Michael Pierce crashed his pickup and was trapped in his seat with fire growing, he prayed to God to send help. Help arrived.

A monster rat apparently chased an MTA worker out of her station booth in Brooklyn over the weekend, leaping on top of papers and scurrying over a keyboard as the person wielding the camera shakes in fright, video shows.

An elderly man attacked an elderly woman at a Bronx McDonald’s, breaking several of her bones, apparently for no reason, police say and surveillance video shows.

Prepare to balance your mind, body and spirit South Florida – “The Dr. Oz Show” will begin airing soon on NBC 6/WTVJ!

A raccoon that had been stuck at the top of a house being devoured by fire in New Jersey made a daring plunge, dropping at least a story to a roof or awning below, after nearly 10 tense minutes and appeared to scurry off unscathed, Chopper 4 footage showed.

Following the collapse of the pedestrian bridge near Florida International University, NBC 6 Investigators take a look at what’s being spent to keep them maintained and which ones are considered “structurally deficient.” Friday at 6 on NBC 6.

Miami is working to regain its title as the center of fashion. We take a look at designers and marketers who are making South Florida home TONIGHT at 11 p.m. on NBC 6. 

From the illegal exchange of US currency to money laundering through shell companies, South Florida’s housing market is booming. NBC 6 Responds take a look at how many are being priced out of the housing market due to the black market. 

A South Florida native returns home to share her story of how she once belonged to a skinhead group.

After a cruise line gave full credit to hundreds of passengers that complained about construction while onboard, one family didn’t get the same deal (or credit) as others. NBC 6 Responds stepped in to help. 

Rather than an ambulance, more people are arriving at emergency rooms by ride-sharing services. Take a look at what’s believed to be the first study of this tonight at 11 on NBC 6. 

The theft and trafficking of art is as old as the culture it represents. It’s estimated that up to 50 percent of art around the world has some issue with its authenticity. We go inside the fourth largest criminal trade in the world tonight at 11 on NBC 6.

A sunroof can explode — even a driver is on the road. It happened to one driver in South Florida.

A longtime police officer speaks candidly about his own struggle with alcoholism and how prevalent it is among officers.

NBC 6 Investigators take a look at the number of cases reported of sexual harassment in South Florida since the #MeToo movement began.

A local police officer arrested twice, accused of driving under the influence. See what happens when the NBC6 Investigators get involved, tonight at 11pm.

Chalk, dry wall, and expired vitamins just some of the contents found in counterfeit pills. NBC6 shows you how to know if you’re buying a fake.

Men Who Knit

A home in an upscale Miami neighborhood is dealing with organized parties being run out of a home.

NBC6 Investigators confront restaurants that may be misleading customers about prices, tonight at 11pm.

Who is responsible for the wall that once stood 8-feet tall around Liberty Square? Join NBC6’s Jawan Strader as he searches for answers, in this Liberty City mystery. Today at 6pm.

A Miami-Dade police officer made a special promise to his daughter after losing both his legs in a terrible accident. Tonight at 11 on NBC 6.

An ongoing battle. South Florida residents living in blasting zones. Take a look at the ways some are hoping to get relief. Today at 6pm on NBC 6. 

A birth control implant that is banned in several countries continues to be sold in the United States. Meet the local woman taking on the pharmaceutical giant. Wednesday at 6 p.m. on NBC 6.

A smart stove designed to adapt to your cooking needs is possibly flawed.

The displaced residents of Miami’s condemned Civic Towers are protesting with the hopes of finding a solution as the building’s owners said they are not allowed to enter – either to live or retrieve their belongings.

Hurricane Irma has passed South Florida and now businesses are working to rebuild so they can continue to serve their community. But this process will take some time.

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The reopening of the U.S. embassy in Cuba.

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A 26-year-old man was shot and killed in front of his Miami Gardens home Wednesday evening. The shooting happened on 125th Street in Miami Gardens.

New Tuesday, December 23 8/7c. One Direction’s first U.S. network special will offer a rare inside look at the wildly popular band through a combination of documentary material, comical stunts and musical performances.

NBC 6 Chief Meteorologist John Morales was one of a select few scientists selected to come to the White House for the release of a key climate report, the National Climate Assessment.

Street closures will take place near Bayfront Park due to this weekends Ultra Music Festival.

Service dogs are vital to many but not every dog has been trained for the job. Team 6 exposes how family pets are passed off as medical musts and the companies making big bucks making it happen. Service animal imposters tonight at 11 p.m.

The Caravan of Joy collects thousands of toys for children in need

The drive runs from Monday, July 29 to Sunday, Aug. 11.

Dwyane Wade’s Personal Chef gives you a delicious recipe to try for your next summer party.

Barton G Corporate Chef Jeff O’Neill gives us the recipe for Braised Short Rib Pop Tarts.

Broward Circuit Judge John Hurley denied Darrius Johnson bond.

Watch Chef Adrianne rock a viewer recipe every Thursday on 6 in the Mix

Watch Chef Adrianne rock a viewer recipe every Thursday on 6 in the Mix

Watch Chef Adrianne rock a viewer recipe every Thursday on 6 in the Mix

Watch Chef Adrianne rock a viewer recipe every Thursday on 6 in the Mix

Watch Chef Adrianne rock a viewer recipe every Thursday on 6 in the Mix

Todd Bowles will take over as interim coach

A new study finds pregnancy women should beware of exposure to BPA, a chemical found in recyclable plastic bottles with the number seven, thermal receipts, and the lining of cans.

Rachel Stief endured wearing a mask on her face and a rare form of cancer — and now she’s ready for Sunday’s fundraiser.

Suspect caught on video kicking way through office building.

In October, children of the hostages children gathered at the Miami International Airport to meet for the first time in 47 years.

A program called Cleaning for a Reason has partnered with local housekeepers Home Maid Professionals to do what patients can’t during chemo

More than 50 years after the first international airline hijacking originating on American soil departed Miami and crashed in Cuba, killing 14 people, a man witnesses and relatives say was responsible has never been charged — and is living in Hialeah

Dania Beach commissioners are voting to settle lawsuits with Broward County over a new main runway at FLL, angering residents unhappy with settlement terms

Its 9,000 South Florida employees await word of troubled airline’s future while American execs work to fight off filing.

Narcy Novack, 53, is accused of hiring killers to snuff out Ben Novack Jr. and his mother Bernice Novack in a bid to inherit their fortune.

On Monday, anyone who purchases an Energy Star-Qualified appliance will be able to apply for a rebate from the county

YMCA launches green space you can taste.

After 50 years of service — starting before it was even built — Baptist Hospital renames volunteer service department for Barbara Collins

Alice Wilder was a Playboy bunny in Hugh Hefner’s Miami club in the 1960s.

Six months after being hit by a car in Fort Lauderdale, Wikus Botha is heading back to South Africa with movement in his legs

One hundred children of military families enjoyed a ceremony where they were honored for their sacrifices with a special handmade ‘pillow pal’

It’s been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1974, but a developer has cut off access to an important slice of Florida heritage: the Smallwood Store museum

Say what you will about Chad Henne’s performance as an NFL quarterback, but there’s no doubting his ability to block out negativity.

Protesters carried Congressman Allen West’s head on a stick outside a $10,000 dinner

‘Shakey’ Rodriguez calls FHSAA investigation and fines “a dog and pony show.”

Determined to promote understanding, a Fort Lauderdale church is hosting Muslim, Jewish, and Buddhist speakers on Sunday morning.

Fabio Barbieri will bike more than 2,000 miles to raise funds for earthquake and tsunami victims

Miami-Dade Fire Department held a commemoration for 9/11 on Wednesday.

Dominic Puopolo said it wasn’t until recently he realized how deeply he was struggling in the wake of his mother’s murder

Michael Fineo talked to the students on Tuesday.

Brazilian tourists already spend $1 billion per year in greater Miami, but tourism officials say that number could double if a visa waiver is approved.

A Hollywood pharmacy is at the center of an FDA probe.

With season ticket sales in a slump, only three home Dolphins games are currently safe from blackout.

Trina Jackson says a caregiver at J. Ruiz Learning School neglected her child, which resulted in her being bullied.

A South Florida woman is questioning why her late husband’s property was sold without her consent, accusing two lawyers in good standing of scheming to profit from land that was hers.

Coral Springs fire captain acts to save friend in foreign cash.

A Buffalo man is bringing a business venture to Miami that will keep you looking fashionable while helping the needy at the same time.