Miami-Dade County

Beyond South Beach concentrates on displaying tourists and locals a different side of Miami-Dade County that many are not familiar with.

Cancer Link to feast 30th anniversary with Jungle Island luncheon

Youngsters trained to find their voice in debate and everyday conversation

Youthful immigrants and both Republican and Democratic politicians in South Florida disagreed with President Donald Trump’s decision to rescind DACA.

Gas prices shot up thirty three cents per gallon across Florida last week after Hurricane Harvey’s floods halted fuel production and shipping. That’s where they stand as Florida prepares for Hurricane Irma, which might prevent gas prices from falling.

The nation’s third largest electrical utility is warning its customers they are all in the forecast path of Hurricane Irma and prolonged or numerous electrical play outages may be in their future.

As Hurricane Irma approaches the United States mainland and local stores ready their shelves for a possible major hit, some people are suggesting an alternative to the grocery store hurricane run: ordering emergency supplies online while there is still time for mail workers to supply them.

Both defendants admitted smuggling tainted gold from South America for NTR Metals in Miami, in one of the largest money-laundering schemes in South Florida history.

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio said Congress needs to know how far President Trump is willing to go to protect youthful immigrants from deportation.

A report by the Department of Children & Families analyzed the foster care agency Our Kids, pointing to communication and leadership weaknesses. The report came shortly after Our Kids hired CEO George Sheldon as the fresh foster kids boss in Miami-Dade County.

Attorney General Pam Bondi’s office activated the anti-gouging hotline, 1-866-9-NO-SCAM, to report businesses that unduly jack up the prices of food, water, hotels, ice, gasoline, lumber and other equipment.

Victor Yanez, a 21-year-old from Kendall with a spotty driving record and a suspended license, was arrested for driving iwthout a license in the Keys. Yanez allegedly attempted to hide his driving by leaping in the back seat and later left a bag of marijuana in the back seat of a patrol car.

The National Hurricane Center’s latest advisory said Irma sustained winds of one hundred fifty mph and continued to budge toward the Leeward Islands at fourteen mph. It’s expected to become stronger in the next two days, according to the NHC.

Hurricane Irma became a Category four storm on Labor Day and is on a path to influence Florida by the weekend. Shoppers flocked to stores like Publix, Walmart and Home Depot to stock up on supplies.

As Hurricane Irma strengthened to a Category four storm, South Floridians headed to stores for drinking water, batteries and other storm supplies. Store managers promised extra deliveries Tuesday, well before Irma is due to affect the U.S.

Miami Hurricanes women’s soccer standouts Lexi Castellano and Phallon Tullis-Joyce had awesome summers — and it had nothing to do with goals, saves, wins or losses. Instead, it was about enriching practices, spiritually and academically.

At the National Hurricane Center’s two a.m. advisory, Hurricane Irma remained a Category three storm with one hundred twenty mph sustained winds. Hurricane observes have been issued for the U.S. Cherry Islands; Puerto Rico; the British Cherry Islands; Guadeloupe; Vieques; and Culebra.

Hurricane Irma remained a strong Category three storm early Monday as it strengthened to one hundred twenty mph. Hurricane observes were posted for Antigua, Barbuda, Anguilla, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saba, St. Eustatius, Sint Maarten, Saint Martin and Saint Barthelemy.

A Miami-Dade police shot and killed a man who came at him with a knife Tuesday morning near the Miccosukee Golf & Country Club in Kendale Lakes. Police said the officer fired a Taser very first, but if it struck the target, it had little effect.

Dozens of Miami policemen and women — including the chief and top brass — have introduced their very first LGBTQ liaison, an out 21-year-old public information officer who joined the department just after high school.

Mayor Carlos Gimenez said Miami-Beach and other coastal areas could be ordered to evacuate as early as Wednesday evening with the Category five storm menacing South Florida.

The city of Miami Beach is distributing free sandbags to residents this week as Hurricane Irma menaces to influence South Florida.

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