With the start of the school year just around the corner, community groups in Liberty City are making sure local kids are ready — emotionally and physically — for their return to class.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez sat down with the leaders of a program taking a unique, hands-on approach to mental wellness.
In this “Swim South Florida” story, Local 10’s Nicole Perez has found a unique collaboration of organizations working to prevent drownings on South Florida beaches.
More and more working families are relying on food pantries to supplement their food supplies.
As part of Hooters’ “Friendraiser” program, on August 15, customers are invited to visit two restaurant locations and help provide financial relief for families with kids undergoing cancer treatment.
Much like the company’s trademark logo, the annual Publix Serves Week has a “green” focus.
Local 10 News hosted Monday’s 46th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade in Miami.
For Rockfeller Edouard, teaching isn’t just a profession— it’s his passion, woven into every moment of his 27-year career as an exceptional student education teacher.
On Dec. 1st, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., 12 men will be celebrated for their positive contributions to communities in South Florida at the 16th annual Galleria Fort Lauderdale’s Men of Style event.
A giving blitz is taking place next week in Miami. The Miami Foundation, which serves as the philanthropic backbone for more than 1,000 organizations, is hosting its annual Give Miami Day on November 16.
Precious Symonette, a creative writing teacher at Miami Norland Senior High School, has received a Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms Program award.
Every year, Local 10′s Tribute to Teachers campaign recognizes the best educators in South Florida, with only five honorees selected from hundreds of nominations.
It’s an event tailor made for humans and their furry friends.
Having fresh food, saving money and connecting with nature are just some of the benefits of growing your own vegetable garden. And when you install gardens in public spaces, such as schools, those benefits include a therapeutic learning experience for students.
Two Girls Scouts from Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida created a special recipe for restoration. Concerned about the destruction of coral reefs, the girls leveraged their ongoing partnership with Coral Restoration Foundation (CRF) to raise awareness.
Hosted by Epilepsy Alliance Florida, the annual Walk the Talk for Epilepsy is the largest community event in the area that raises awareness and funds for people living with the neurological disease.
Jamie Zachareas is a middle school teacher who has guided her students through civics projects and drama competitions all while pregnant with twins.
Growing up in foster care after surviving abuse at home, Takira Brown knows what it’s like to not have what you need on your first day of school.
The 10th annual Local 10 Big Book Drive kicked off Wednesday morning with an exciting start!
In Local 10’s latest “My Future, My Choice” report, we are being reintroduced to an organization that is giving back to children in our community through the power of fitness.
In Opa-locka, Vietnam veteran Jose Quinones is picking up food from local nonprofit Make-A-Wish Veterans.
As Hurricane Beryl powers towards Jamaica, many of its residents are evacuating and undertaking major preparations.
Local 10 and Walgreens are teaming up again for Flu Shot Friday. This year’s event is taking place Friday. Local 10 Health Specialist Kristi Krueger has been filing reports from Walgreens stores and received her annual flu shot live on the air.
Educators are students as well. They learn new teaching techniques and keep up with current events to make their lessons relevant. The really good ones listen to their students’ needs and bring out the very best in them.
From now through November 2025, South Floridians can raise funds for a new Ronald McDonald House simply by fueling their vehicles.
Local 10′s eARTh Day Art Contest is back for a fifth year. We invite South Florida art teachers and students, from grades Pre-K to 12, to participate.
Sandy Alcántara, a Dominican professional baseball pitcher, was helping Santa Claus on Monday in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood.
Over the past seven years, Lt. Jeanette Harrington has brought in close to $40,000 during the American Lung Association’s annual Fight For Air Climb.
Over 100 deserving Broward County middle schoolers gathered for an exhilarating event hosted by the Broward Sheriff’s Office and an NBA Hall of Famer on Thursday morning.
