About 6,000 people participated in The Life Time Turkey Trot Miami on Thursday at Tropical Park.

The magic of Christmas is back in South Florida.

Christmas is right around the corner and Christmas Wonderland at Tropical Park will open for the season this week.

A decades-old South Florida holiday tradition won’t be happening this Christmastime.

Police officers from across Miami-Dade County took time on Thursday to honor officers who were killed in the line of duty.

This holiday season, for the first time, Miami-Dade’s Tropical Park turned into “Christmas Wonderland.”

Christmas is back at Tropical Park. A new Holiday experience is set to open its doors on Friday.

Christmas is back on at Tropical Park. According to a brief sent to Local 10 News on Friday, a judge has denied Santa’s Enchanted Forest’s preliminary lawsuit against the new Holiday themed park, Christmas Wonderland.

Santa’s Enchanted Forest is suing Miami-Dade County over a new attraction taking its place at Tropical Park.

If you’ve driven past Tropical Park in Westchester on the Palmetto Expressway during the Holidays over the last few years you may have missed the Christmas lights, but a new Holiday experience is bringing Christmas back for 2023.

Miami-Dade County is offering additional Jynneos Monkeypox vaccine appointment slots for eligible, high-risk residents.

One of the biggest boosters for the University of Miami Hurricanes football team has revealed his stadium dreams.

Miami-Dade County is distributing free vaccines for children who are six months old or older from Saturday to Wednesday at eight locations.

The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network's Purple Stride was held on Saturday at Tropical Park in Miami-Dade County.

Pfizer is being urged to apply for emergency authorization for a two-dose regimen for children from six months to five years old.

With COVID-19 cases continuing to rise, Miami-Dade and Broward counties are adjusting, trying to stay ahead of the spread as we head into the New Year.

The coronavirus testing sites are experiencing a high demand on Monday amid the spread of the omicron variant, holiday parties, and the end-of-year travel season.

Drivers showed up early Saturday morning to line up before the coronavirus testing center opened at Tropical Park in Miami-Dade County.

With Noche Buena and Christmas Eve gatherings just hours away, there was confusion at the COVID-19 testing site at Tropical Park.

As early as 1 a.m. Thursday, there was a two-hour wait to get tested for COVID-19 at the South Dade Government Center, and more long lines were seen at parks across Miami-Dade and Broward counties.

Coronavirus testing sites have been packed across South Florida this week as many are preparing to travel for the holidays.

State sponsored commercials promoting COVID-19 vaccinations have been pulled from Florida's airwaves.

Doses of the Regeneron monoclonal antibody treatment touted by Gov. Ron DeSantis have been exhausted in Miami-Dade County, the mayor’s office confirmed to Local 10 News on Tuesday morning.

The Miami-Dade Walk to End Alzheimer's was held at Tropical Park on Saturday morning.

Miami-Dade County Animal Services is hosting its ninth annual MEGA Match-A-Thon pet adoption event.

To help promote the COVID-19 vaccine booster shots, Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava turned receiving hers on Wednesday into a public event.

The Miami-Dade Police Department, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue and the U.S. Southern Command hosted a remembrance ceremony for all those law enforcement officers and firefighters that gave their all on September 11th, 2001.

Miami-Dade County is providing free coronavirus tests 24 hours a day and seven days a week at Tropical Park.

Last week monoclonal antibody sites opened in South Florida at Tropical Park in Miami and C.B. Smith Park in Pembroke Pines.

One of the newest monoclonal antibody treatment sites being opened by the state will be at Tropical Park in southwest Miami-Dade County, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Friday.

The free distribution of COVID vaccines continued Monday at a temporary drive-through site at Tropical Park in Miami-Dade County amid the new surge in coronavirus infections by the fast-spreading Delta variant.

Many more cars at Miami-Dade County's Tropical Park were in line for COVID-19 tests Thursday than in the shorter line for vaccines.

For more than a week protests in Miami-Dade County have taken over roads and neighborhoods.

Youth baseball and softball teams will have better fields to play on this season thanks to a donation from the Miami Marlins.

Beginning Thursday, appointments are no longer required to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at any of the Miami-Dade County-run sites.

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announced all county-run vaccination sites will offer shots to all school personnel, law enforcement and firefighters, regardless of their age. County-run sites include:Homestead Sports ComplexTropical ParkZoo MiamiThe mayor tweeted out the new information Tuesday night. “It’s critical that we distribute vaccines as efficiently as possible to protect all our educators and first responders,” she said in the tweet. It's critical that we distribute vaccines as efficiently as possible to protect all our educators and first responders. Vaccinations at the county-run vaccination sites are by appointment only.

Cars line up at a COVID-19 testing site at Tropical Park, Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020, in Miami. MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Miami-Dade County’s new COVID-19 vaccine pre-registration system is now open. AdYou can preregister for those FDOH appointments at myvaccine.fl.gov or by calling 888-499-0840 if you live in Miami-Dade. For more info on the various vaccination programs in Miami-Dade County, click here. If you’re looking for vaccine info in Broward County, click here.

But don’t expect to see more appointments available via the county’s website for next week at Tropical Park or Zoo Miami. Just revealed: next week’s #covid19 1st dose vaccine allotment from #Florida as state spreads supply:@MarlinsPark- 7K@HardRockStadium- 7K@JacksonHealth- 8k*Zero* for #Miami Dade Co’s sites. “In every case, it is limited by supply,” Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said. But as more vaccine sites open, a finite supply is spread thinner among the counties, hospitals and other entities doing public vaccinations. ALSO SEEHow to get coronavirus vaccines in Miami-Dade CountyCOVID-19 vaccination site to soon open at Zoo Miami

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Miami-Dade County briefly started allowing people to sign up for new COVID-19 vaccination appointments on Monday, but all 2,000 appointments were snapped up within 10 minutes. On Wednesday, the county announced that they will open Zoo Miami as a vaccination site starting on Friday. There will be just one way in and one way out,” Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said. There are 250 appointments on Friday, 500 appointments on Saturday and 500 appointments on Sunday, according to the mayor’s spokesperson, Rachel Johnson. RELATED LINKS:Before you go: Download and fill out COVID-19 vaccine consent formsWhere are coronavirus vaccines available in Miami-Dade County?

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Miami-Dade County issued the only 2,000 appointments for the COVID-19 vaccine available on Monday afternoon in 10 minutes. Levine Cava said Sunday her administration is working alongside hospitals, cities, and the state to distribute vaccines to as many of them as possible. REMINDER: Starting today at 2 pm, Miami-Dade will release another limited number of #COVID19 vaccine appointments available to seniors 65+. All available COVID-19 vaccine appointments have been filled. For more information about access to the COVID-19 vaccine, call the Florida Division of Emergency Management at 1-866-779-6121.

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – The COVID-19 vaccine rollout continued across South Florida as more shots were administered on Saturday. All over Miami-Dade County, access to the vaccine for those over 65 is expanding, but so is demand. In Broward County, more lines and more waiting. Broward County Mayor Steve Geller said he is estimating that it could be 6 to 8 weeks to have all Broward County seniors vaccinated, but he stressed “if, and only if, we have enough vaccines coming in.”RELATED: Where are coronavirus vaccines available in Miami-Dade County? Where are coronavirus vaccines available in Broward County?

In this Nov. 24, 2020, file photo, a registered nurse Chrissie Burkhiser works in an emergency room n Memphis, Mo. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson, File)Florida health officials reported 13,871 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday and 137 more deaths. The state has now confirmed 1,306,123 COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began and 21,546 resident deaths, according to the health department. The focus of attention, although with the spotlight still squarely shining on coronavirus cases, has shifted to the vaccine in Florida. The United States has reported 19.6 million confirmed cases and has had more than 340,000 deaths from COVID-19, the highest totals in the world.

(AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)Florida health officials reported 12,075 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday and 101 more deaths. The state has now confirmed 1,292,252 COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began and 21,409 resident deaths, according to the health department. There is a concern of a spike in cases that could be reflected in a rise of numbers from holiday travel. Percent positivity of new COVID-19 cases in Florida over the past 14 days. The United States has reported 19.4 million confirmed cases and has had more than 336,000 deaths from COVID-19, the highest totals in the world.

MIAMI – The line for COVID-19 testing was endless at Tropical Park on Wednesday. Now, some are starting to feel the impact that the novel coronavirus is having on this year’s Thanksgiving. FIU Infectious Disease Expert Dr. Aileen Marty is sounding the alarm about COVID-19 on the rise throughout the country and in Florida, where cases have jumped 18% in the past week. “I gather together with an international set of my friends and we always go down to the beach,” Jameson said. “She was the one that put us together at all family gatherings,” he said of his grandmother.

SOUTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, Fla. – The finish line was Tropical Park for a large caravan that went across Southwest Miami-Dade on Sunday in a show of support for the Biden-Harris ticket. Honking car horns, waving flags and cheering, Tropical Park turned into a parade of nations — mostly Hispanics — here to voice their opinions about the upcoming election. “This rhetoric of them being socialist or communist, that’s just to instill fear in the people,” Olvera, a Biden supporter, said. “I am a registered Republican — voted all my life — except I voted by mail. On Saturday, hundreds of Trump supporters drove through Miami, where they passed by supporters standing outside the landmark Versailles on Calle Ocho.

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez is holding a news conference Monday morning at a new coronavirus testing site at Tropical Park. Sen. Javier Souto, Commissioner for District 10, is also scheduled to attend the 8:30 a.m. press briefing.

MIAMI Monday started with an announcement of another new drive-up testing site in Miami-Dade County, this one at Tropical Park. Meanwhile, Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber wrote in a letter to Gov. Ron DeSantis that a large part of the blame for the countys case surge and mounting pressure on ICU beds was an unprepared and understaffed contact tracing operation. The commission did pass resolutions for 1% hazardous pay increases for bus drivers and Jackson Health System nurses. See a copy of the Powerpoint presentation Deputy Mayor Jennifer Moon gave county commissioners on that Coronavirus Relief Fund:See Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelbers full letter to Gov.

After 34 years of entertaining South Florida residents during the holiday season, the end may be near for Santa’s Enchanted Forest. Miami-Dade County is currently looking for proposals to replace the makeshift theme park which resides at Tropical Park for nearly two months at the end of every year. Since 1984, the owners of Santa’s Enchanted Forest have leased the land from the county with the current agreement set to expire on March 14. With rides, food stands and holiday displays featuring more than three million lights, Santa’s Enchanted Forest has become a holiday favorite and traditional visit for many in South Florida. Park management says more than one million people visit Santa’s Enchanted Forest each year.