FL Bar Targeted By DeSantis Complaint For Having Kids At Drag Shows

After a viral video showed a toddler walking with a topless drag performer at R House Wynwood, DeSantis filed a complaint against the bar.

Trump Will Vote For DeSantis In FL Governor's Race: Report

In a recent straw poll at the Turning Point USA summit in Tampa, Trump topped a list of potential 2024 Republican presidential contenders.

Uber Driver Who Took Parkland Shooter To School Said He Had A Large Bag, Claimed He Was Going To Music Class

Jurors in the sentencing trial of Parkland school gunman Nikolas Cruz heard from more witnesses on Monday.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez: Climate Change Is "Not Theoretical For Us… It's Real"

"Face the Nation" host Margaret Brennan sat down with Miami Mayor Francis Suarez on Sunday.

Former BSO Deputy Standing Trial, Accused Of Being Too Rough With 15-Year-Old He Arrested Back In 2019

Former BSO Deputy Chris Krickovich is seen on camera slamming 15-year-old Delucca Rolle's head into the ground twice then punching his head.

Law Firm Says Animations Depict 2019 Plantation Explosion

"It was really a ticking time bomb," said Trial Attorney Sam Coffey, who represents 30 people and commercial businesses the blast impacted.

Teachers Recount Parkland Shooting During Dramatic Day 3 Testimony

It was then they heard the first gunshots in the hallway, and Cruz began firing through the glass on her classroom door.

Jurors See Graphic Video Of Parkland School Shooting On Day 2

Some started squirming. One juror looked at the screen, looked up at Cruz with his eyes wide and then returned to the video.

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava: "Making Deeper Cuts Would Be Very Short-Sighted"

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava spoke Friday about the proposed budget and multi-year capital plan for Miami Dade County.

Violence in US cities

Is violence in US cities contributing to the wealth drain of their states?

Parkland Gunman Nikolas Cruz Sentencing Trial Gets Underway Monday

The final phase of the sentencing trial of Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz is scheduled to get underway next week.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Conducting Sweeps Of Fireworks Vendors Ahead Of July 4th Holiday

"Violations would be anywhere from broken packages, fireworks that are expired, old, or they just look frail, not suitable for the public."

Historic Day, Ketanji Brown Jackson To Be Sworn In As Supreme Court Justice

History was made Thursday when Ketanji Brown Jackson is sworn in as an Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.

Miami-Dade Mayor's Housing Summit A Brainstorming Session On Helping Residents Unable To Pay Rent

"I'm in the predicament. Am I able, is it feasible, or am I going to have to move or am I going to have to leave the country?" she wondered.

DeSantis On Roe V. Wade: ‘Prayers Of Millions Have Been Answered’

Gov. Ron DeSantis promised to expand abortion restrictions in the Sunshine State following the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.

Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony Claims Racism Playing Role In Criminal Justice Panel Moving Forward With Disciplinary Process

The committee will review the case by early August and will decide Sheriff Tony's law enforcement fate going forward.

Hundreds Brave High Heat To Apply For High-Paying BSO Civilian Jobs

A few months ago, BSO was one of many agencies across the country suffering a dispatcher shortage.

City Of Miami To Host No-Questions-Asked Gun Buyback Event In Support Of Ukraine

The event will be held this Saturday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive.

US Coast Guard Issues Illegal Charters Warning As South Florida Heads Into Summer Boating Season

"Within the last year we've had up to 10 incidents, we've had up to five deaths," Lt. Jody Stiger said.

Legal Fight Looms After Commissioners Weaken Sheriff By Splitting Office

The Miami-Dade County Board of Commissioners voted to retain its police department as a municipal force for unincorporated county areas.

Hurricane Season Is Here; Are You Ready?

The streets of South Florida recover from heavy flooding caused last weekend by now named Tropical Storm Alex – the first of this year.

DeSantis Vetoes Funding For Birth Control

Funding for contraception for low-income women has been vetoed again by DeSantis, on the heels of the state's new ban on abortions.

Rents Rise At Saved Opa-Locka Flea Market

Bernadette Guerrier, a 36-year vendor at the Opa-locka Hialeah Flea Market, says she's had many sleepless nights since the news broke.

Taddeo Drops Out Of FL Governor Race, Will Run For U.S. House Seat

After dropping out of FL governor’s race, Democrat Annette Taddeo is challenging Maria Elvira Salazar for a U.S. House seat in Miami area.

It's A Crist-Fried Race With Taddeo Dropping Out To Run For Congress

The race between Democrats in the general election is down to two.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Tours Flooded Area After Deluge Of Rain

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez says the city is addressing a number of problems in flooded areas after a deluge of rain this weekend.

Opa-Locka Flea Market Gets A Second Chance And A New Location

Reported new location will "open the city's doors to new opportunities," the overall report states.

Funk And Soul Legends Performing At North Beach Bandshell

The North Beach Bandshell will be hosting two Miami Beach Pop-Up Concerts being presented by the Blue Note Jazz Festival.

Crist, Fried And Tadeo Take On Gun Violence, DeSantis And Each Other In Gubernatorial Forum

“He's wrong on women, he's wrong on Blacks, he's wrong on the environment, he's wrong on doing the right thing" -- Crist, on DeSantis

Black Legislators Launch Stay Woke Go Vote To Counteract DeSantis's Actions

It occurs in the wake of frustration over an appeals court decision to reinstate DeSantis's controversial congressional map.

Mass Shootings Renew Trauma For Romania Dukes

Since losing her son to a stray bullet in 2014, Romania Dukes has traveled great lengths.

Miami Gardens Renters Are Being Forced Out Of Their Apartment

Lewis and her companion, Johnny, started renting a one bedroom at The Pomelo last July. Everything was going smooth.

Overtown Getting A Makeover With The “Underdeck”

“I love living here,” exclaimed Overtown resident Electa Edwards.

Book Review: ‘My Dog Romeo' A Delight For Young Readers

There is no shortage of picture books for young readers about pets and animals, or the relationship between pets and their humans.

Baby Formula Shortage Affects Low-Income Miami Moms

Visit any Miami-area grocery store, and you'll likely see empty shelves where cans of baby formula once stood, a national shortage.

Peace Marked Memorial Day On Miami Beach

Memorial Day weekend in Miami offered a slate of fun events and opportunities to honor the nation's service members, and drew big crowds.

Sen. Marco Rubio Slams Miami Heat, NBA For ‘Politicizing’ TX Shooting

During Wednesday’s playoff game, Miami Heat urged fans to contact senators about common-sense gun laws and “make change at the ballot box."

‘Take Our Guns And You’ll Learn,’ FL Lawmaker Warns President Biden

After 21 people were killed in a TX school shooting Tuesday, Florida Republican Randy Fine warned President Biden against confiscating guns.

City Of Miami Beach Preps For Memorial Day Crowds

Miami Beach officials are preparing to welcome additional visitors this weekend for the Hyundai Air & Sea Show at Lummus Park, May 28-29.

Business Vs. The Environment, In Miami-Dade

It's a long-awaited hearing to determine whether Dade's Urban Development Boundary (UDB) would expand to welcome the 800-acre district.