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Terrell Forney joined Local 10 News in October 2005 as a general assignment reporter. He was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, but a desire to escape the harsh winters of the north brought him to South Florida. Terrell's first job in television news came in 1998 in his hometown of Cleveland at WEWS, an ABC television affiliate. While there, he worked behind the scenes helping cultivate stories as an assignment desk assistant, news researcher and news producer. In 2002, Terrell moved to Grand Rapids, Michigan, to report for WWMT TV-3 (CBS). A special report on racism brought Terrell honors from the Michigan Association of Broadcasters. He has also been acknowledged by the Michigan Press Photographers Association for excellence in reporting. Terrell attended Cleveland State University, majoring in broadcast journalism. He makes his home in the Miami Beach area and loves all the great things South Florida has to offer.
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Hace tres años, cuando la madre de 84 años de un delincuente convicto desapareció en Miami, él no asistió a una conferencia de prensa para pedir ayuda al público ni solicitó información actualizada a un detective, según la policía.
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Police: Felon accused of using mother’s government benefits after she vanished in Miami
Three years ago, when a convicted felon’s 84-year-old mother vanished in Miami, he did not attend a news conference to ask the public for help and did not ask a detective for updates, according to police.
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Woman pleads guilty in starvation death of 7-year-old boy in Broward
A woman charged in connection with the starvation death of a 7-year-old boy with special needs pleaded guilty Thursday in Broward County court.
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Una persecución policial a alta velocidad por un barrio residencial terminó el miércoles con la camioneta de un sospechoso volcada y el parabrisas destrozado.
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Police chase in Miami-Dade involving kidnapping investigation ends with crash, injuries
A high-speed police chase through a residential neighborhood ended with a suspect’s truck overturned and its windshield smashed out on Wednesday.
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Policías y agentes del condado Broward realizan investigación en Little Haiti, en Miami
Se observó la presencia de autoridades del condado de Broward en el barrio de Little Haiti, en Miami.
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Police, deputies from Broward County conducting investigation in Miami’s Little Haiti
Authorities from Broward County were observed in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood.
Wildfire burns 300 acres in southern Miami-Dade
The Florida Forest Service’s Everglades field unit continued fighting an active wildfire on Monday in deep southern Miami-Dade County.
Miami names ‘homegrown leader’ as new police chief
Miami city officials announced the appointment of a new police chief on Friday ― and he’s a familiar face in South Florida.
Former Spirit flight attendants turn to dog grooming business after airline shutdown
Andrea Strausberg and Jason Stroh spent a combined 10 years working as flight attendants for Spirit Airlines.
Residentes de Plantation hartos por robos de correo que continúan durante años
Los vecinos de un barrio de Plantation afirman que llevan varios años sufriendo robos de correo.
Plantation residents fed up over yearslong, ongoing mail thefts
Residents in a Plantation neighborhood say they’ve been the victims of mail theft for several years.
Miami-Dade County taskforce looking to increase boater education following fatal boating accidents
A commitment toward boating safety is gaining traction in Miami-Dade County as a panel pushes to implement a set of recommendations.
Pasajeros y empleados de Spirit Airlines se preparan para posible cierre: “Ojalá hubiera una salida”
Un posible cierre de Spirit Airlines, con sede en Dania Beach, podría dejar a los pasajeros varados y a miles de trabajadores sin empleo.
Spirit Airlines flyers, employees brace for potential shutdown: ‘I wish there was a way out’
A possible shutdown of Dania Beach-based Spirit Airlines could leave flyers stranded and thousands of workers out of a job.