North Miami apartment building fire displaces 16 people
Arriving firefighters were met with heavy smoke coming from the building
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Arriving firefighters were met with heavy smoke coming from the building
Keera Brabham was found inside her burning Tamarac condo
Arson investigators are on the scene to find out more about the fire's cause.
The cause of the fire is under investigation
The residents of a Miami-Dade apartment complex that has been beset by a host of problems received some holiday cheer Friday.
A pregnant mother of five children is seeking help after surviving a fire that gutted their Little Havana apartment last week and she is also showing us where she believes that blaze started.
More than 40 people were forced to leave their homes when a fire broke out Tuesday night at a Little Havana apartment building
A homicide investigation is underway after an infant and adult were found dead in an apartment. Police believe the fire was intentionally set.
She had extensive burns and was rushed to the Ryder Trauma Center
The woman, who was badly burned, was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital.
A total of four apartments were damaged by the fire, no injuries were reported.
Miami-Dade fire rescue says the apartment was unoccupied at the time but due to it being boarded up it took crews a while to enter the room. Officials suspect foul play.
Claudia Jiminez was home with her two daughters when their apartment caught fire. The exit was blocked, but an unexpected hero helped them escape safely.
Teri Hornstein reports the fire broke out around 2 a.m.
Nicole Lauren reports residents said they were blinded by thick black smoke as they ran for safety.
Nicole Lauren reports the fire started Tuesday morning around 1:30 a.m. at the building on SW 10th Street just east of North Lauderdale Avenue.
More than a week after a massive fire at a Miami Gardens condo complex forced hundreds of residents out of their homes, many of them voiced frustration Monday.
It's been five days since a fire ripped through an apartment building in Miami Gardens and there are still a lot of questions.
It's been five days since a fire ripped through an apartment building in Miami Gardens and there are still a lot of questions.
At least 75 units at the New World Condo Apartments were damaged, about half of them destroyed
Trish Christakis reports one of the building's unit owners said the fire was preventable and partially blamed the property manager.
Trish Christakis reports the building's 40 year recertification was never done and its insurance was canceled.
A massive weekend fire at an apartment building in Miami Gardens has displaced nearly 200 residents.
Residents of a Miami Gardens of the New World Condo Apartments on NW177th Street, who lost everything when a fire heavily damaged it over the weekend, are upset and confused after learning they were no longer insured.
At least 75 units at the New World Condo Apartments were damaged, about half of them destroyed
