Family displaced by Miami Gardens house fire, pet dies in blaze
Authorities are investigating what may have started a house fire in Miami Gardens on Wednesday afternoon.
Woman caught on video punching man accused of taking purse in Wynwood: "It was either me or him"
A woman whose purse was stolen talks about how she confronted the accused thief while crashing her car in the process, and how she fought him to get it back in Wynwood.
Wynwood's Formula 1 Fan Fest in full swing
Fan Fest is in full swing for this weekend's Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix.
Holocaust survivor to young people: "This hurt is preventable, yours is the power to make a change"
May is Jewish American History Month — and a group of South Florida students had an incredible opportunity to hear the story of a Holocaust survivor.
Broward "Sheroes" join forces with United Way to serve veterans
One bag at a time, the Sisters Helping Heroes, or "Sheroes" are giving back to the men and women who served our country.
Alarming spike in animal abuse cases seen throughout South Florida
On top of the abuse cases, IHeart Animal Rescue is also helping neurologically disabled dogs who are products of inbreeding.
Miami-Dade schools police officer charged after child shoots self with gun
A three-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after shooting himself in the foot on Sunday, according to police.
2 men sought after fight, shooting over parking spot at Miramar Publix
In a video of the incident, one of the suspects pulls out his gun and fires it near the victim's head.
Ex-Miramar police officer accused of sex with teen pleads guilty, gets probation
On Wednesday, 30-year-old Jose Hernandez, a former Miramar police officer, pled guilty to a first-degree felony of aggravated child abuse.
Miami-Dade County serves Miami Seaquarium with eviction notice
The company running the Miami Seaquarium faces eviction.
Martini Bar at CityPlace Doral faces legal action after deadly shooting
The lawsuit claims negligent security at Martini Bar
Better Together job fair helps previously incarcerated, others get jobs
While the job fair was open to everyone, the non-profit aims to help previously incarcerated people get a second chance.
Pro-Palestinian protesters in Miami hope to send a message to US government
With Palestinian flags and signs in hand, dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters marched along Biscayne Boulevard this afternoon, sending a strong message to the U.S. government.
Solar eclipse more than a teaching moment for students at Lyon's Creek Middle School
Emily Johnson is a 6th grade science teacher at Lyon's Creek Middle School, and Monday, she hit a major milestone alongside her class as she taught them about the solar eclipse in real time.
OSHA investigating how part of crane fell on Fort Lauderdale bridge killing one, injuring two
The two people who were injured have been released from the hospital