Joe Carollo

After seven weeks of proceedings the federal civil lawsuit against City Of Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo was finally put in the hands of the jury Wednesday.

Closing arguments are taking place in the federal lawsuit against Joe Carollo. NBC6’s Cherney Amhara reports.

The federal trial against City Commissioner Joe Carollo continues. NBC6’s Steve Litz reports.

Jury selection is set to begin Monday in a 2019 civil lawsuit by Ball & Chain co-owner, Bill Fuller, who accused Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo of illegally targeting his businesses after Fuller supported Carollo’s political rival.

Jury selection is set for a case involving Little Havana’s Ball & Chain and Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo. NBC6’s Steve Litz reports

Invoices and records provided by the city show the city will have paid nearly half a million to lawyers defending Joe Carollo in the case.

Records show nearly half a million dollars of taxpayer money was spent to defend Commissioner Joe Carollo in his ongoing dispute with the owner of Ball & Chain. NBC 6’s Alyssa Hyman reports

A rundown building in the Little Havana section of Miami was demolished Monday as part of a new initiative by Commissioner Joe Carollo.

Former Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo has filed a lawsuit against the city, three commissioners and the city manager claiming he was fired as retaliation. NBC 6’s Phil Prazan reports

Former Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo has filed a lawsuit against the city, three commissioners and the city manager claiming he was fired as retaliation for reporting alleged corruption and wrongdoing by the officials. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in federal court, names commissioners Joe Carollo, Alex Diaz De La Portilla and Manolo Reyes, as well as City Manager Art Noriega…

Just days before the holidays, a building in Little Havana was deemed unsafe, and now residents have just days to get up and go before the power gets disconnected.

A building in Little Havana was deemed unsafe, and now residents have just a few days to get up and go before the power gets disconnected. NBC 6’s Phil Prazan reports