A violent and deadly crash shut down a busy Doral street early Friday morning, and an investigation is now underway to determine what led up
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Violent, deadly crash shuts down busy Doral street early Friday morning
An investigation is underway in Doral after a violent and deadly crash left a vehicle in pieces and shut down a busy road early Friday
Officers serve as prom dates for Homestead senior living residents
The seniors were able to feel “forever young” with the officers joining them in a prom themed party. Source link
Temperatures in South Florida are set to heat up, with rain chances low until Sunday
Expect scorching hot temperatures reaching the 90s and even going to feels like 100. Source link
Miami police ask public’s help in search for hit-and-run driver critically injuring motorcyclist
If you have any information, you are asked to contact Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers. Source link
Miami man behind bars in connection to Facebook Marketplace scheme of thousands of dollars
Investigators say 34-year-old Nathan Guy posed as a landlord on Facebook Marketplace, advertising rooms for rent in downtown Miami. Police estimate that at least seven
Hammocks residents react to former HOA president and husband’s guilty plea deal
As part of the plea agreement, the couple was required to transfer ownership of a property they owned outside the Hammocks community. Authorities estimate the
Miami man accused posed as a landlord in Facebook Marketplace rental scam that cost victims $50,000, police say
A Miami man is behind bars after police say he scammed multiple people out of tens of thousands of dollars by advertising apartments for rent
Woman arrested in connection to 2024 crash that killed 3 Palm Beach County deputies
A woman has been arrested in connection with a 2024 motorcycle accident that killed three Palm Beach County deputies, the Sheriff’s Office announced Thursday. Corrinne
Former Hammocks HOA president, husband plead guilty in massive over $11 million fraud scheme
Two key figures in what authorities describe as the largest homeowners association fraud case in U.S. history have pleaded guilty in a Miami-Dade courtroom. Former