Coral Gables

The work wardrobe looks different for many in the middle of the pandemic, and the dry cleaning industry has taken a big hit because of the change. Most of the reasons to dress up were cancelled in 2020. Neighborhood shops like Rey’s Cleaners have seen about a 70% drop in sales. “Our customer base is very active. They have family…

Mask-associated dry eye is an emerging phenomenon that has some South Florida eye experts researching. Dr. Mario Rojas, with Aran Eye Associates in Coral Gables, is one of the experts who has been looking into it. “People are speculating still because we don’t exactly understand what we call the pathopysiology or the cause of why these symptoms are happening,”...

A man is facing charges after police say he fired a gun near Miracle Mile in Coral Gables over the weekend. Jostin Gonzalez, 27, was arrested on charges including discharging a firearm in public, improper exhibition of a firearm and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, according to an arrest report. The report said a police officer on…

A South Florida man a judge dubbed a “porch pirate” is facing multiple charges of burglary after allegedly stealing packages from homes in Coral Gables.

The search for an armed person at the Shops at Merrick Park prompted a lockdown Wednesday of the outdoor mall in Coral Gables. Footage from Chopper 6 showed Coral Gables police vehicles setting up a perimeter at the mall off of LeJeune Road and US 1. The armed person was later found and identified, but police determined there was no…

The Shops at Merrick Park in Coral Gables was on lockdown Wednesday afternoon as police searched for a possibly armed subject.

A hand sanitizer distributed by a Coral Gables company has been added to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s do-not-use list. 490 milliliter bottles of AAA Advanced hand sanitizer with an expiration date of April 20, 2022 have been recalled by AGR Trading. Methanol was reportedly found inside the sanitizer. The bottles can be returned to the store for a…

A hand sanitizer distributed by a Coral Gables company has been added to the FDA’s do-not-use list.

At a time when local restaurants are closing down, one South Florida business owner is doing the opposite. NBC 6’s Laura Rodriguez talks to a restaurateur who just opened a new spot during the pandemic.

“Pivot” has become the new buzzword related to businesses making adjustments or outright reinventing themselves after the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Local restaurants have been hit hard by the pandemic. Some were forced to close for good. NBC 6’s Nathalia Ortiz takes us to one restaurant that reinvented itself to survive.

The Actor’s Playhouse has gone digital with their annual event and we’ve got a preview of what you will see.

A virtual meeting between police chiefs from across Miami-Dade County and leaders of the group Protests Miami took place Friday afternoon with the goal of coming up with solutions to prevent the county from becoming the next Minneapolis.

The bake sale will take place from noon to 4 p.m. at 517 Hardee Road in Coral Gables. Get 6 Night Owl Cookies in exchange for a $20 donation.

In sickness and in health. Through pandemic and uncertainty. One South Florida couple’s wedding was canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak that has also shuttered businesses, postponed concerts and spoiled plans for many. When the plans of Jamie Webner and Benjamin Katz for a Coconut Grove wedding were ruined, they instead decided to trade nuptials on their balcony with...

One South Florida couple’s wedding was canceled due the coronavirus outbreak, but they didn’t let that stop them from saying I do. NBC 6 reporter Kelly Blanco spoke with the couple just hours after they traded vows.

When Jamie and Benjamin Katz’s plan for a Coconut Grove wedding got disrupted due to the pandemic, they decided to get married on their balcony in front of all their neighbors, instead.

Two officers from the Coral Gables Police Department have tested positive for COVID-19, according to a spokesperson.

Four Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies and two officers with the Coral Gables police Department have tested positive for coronavirus, officials said Friday.

Despite growing concerns of the coronavirus spreading across Florida, thousands packed Coral Gable’s Miracle Mile for the annual Carnaval on the Mile festival. It’s one of the few major South Florida events that wasn’t canceled due to fears of coronavirus this week. On Friday, the City of Miami announced both Calle Ocho and Ultra music festival would be postponed....