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Local 10 in Haiti: Residents demand action as gangs tighten grip on Port-au-Prince
Read full article: Local 10 in Haiti: Residents demand action as gangs tighten grip on Port-au-PrinceDramatic scenes unfolded on the streets of Port-au-Prince Monday morning, highlighting the ongoing struggle for control in Haiti’s capital.
Local 10 visits Haiti as nation attempts to rebuild after near-collapse
Read full article: Local 10 visits Haiti as nation attempts to rebuild after near-collapseLocal 10′s Calvin Hughes arrived in Port-au-Prince on Monday, bringing viewers a firsthand look at Haiti’s challenges and efforts to rebuild a country that was once hailed as the crown jewel of the Caribbean.
Charged in racial tirade at Hialeah Publix, doctor’s deal with state atty. has conditions
Read full article: Charged in racial tirade at Hialeah Publix, doctor’s deal with state atty. has conditionsDr. Jennifer Wright was arrested in January and accused of hate crimes following the events at a Publix in Hialeah.
Hundreds of cyclists to gather in Miami, Miami Beach for ride organized by Critical Mass
Read full article: Hundreds of cyclists to gather in Miami, Miami Beach for ride organized by Critical MassCritical Mass, a bike ride event that draws hundreds of cyclists, will be riding through the streets of Miami and Miami Beach tomorrow, Friday, August 26 beginning at approximately 7:15 p.m.
Victim testifies during deputy’s trial for battery in Broward
Read full article: Victim testifies during deputy’s trial for battery in BrowardBroward Sheriff's Office Deputy Jorge Sobrino, 24, has been charged with one count of misdemeanor battery for punching an inmate who was handcuffed to a hospital bed at Broward Health North, Broward County State Attorney Mike Satz announced Friday.
New surveillance video shows unsolved deadly shooting at Opa-locka apartment complex
Read full article: New surveillance video shows unsolved deadly shooting at Opa-locka apartment complexPolice said a white Toyota RAV4 was seen entering the parking lot of the Our Homes Apartments complex back in May when someone inside starting shooting into a crowd.
Carjacking outside Mount Sinai Medical Center leads to bailout, active search in Miami
Read full article: Carjacking outside Mount Sinai Medical Center leads to bailout, active search in MiamiAccording to Miami Beach police, officers responded to a call of a carjacking at Mount Sinai Hospital at approximately 4:48 p.m. Monday.
Crook breaks into Surfside house, takes off shirt and looks for alcohol while making himself at home
Read full article: Crook breaks into Surfside house, takes off shirt and looks for alcohol while making himself at homeIt was a quiet evening at someone else's home for this burglar, searching for booze and other things to steal.
South Florida organizations working hard to collect relief items and get them to Haiti
Read full article: South Florida organizations working hard to collect relief items and get them to HaitiFive containers of food and two trucks filled with medical supplies are already on the ground in some of the earthquake ravaged areas of Haiti thanks to Food for the Poor.
Family hopes story of unvaccinated Broward teacher dying from COVID-19 will help others to consider the shot
Read full article: Family hopes story of unvaccinated Broward teacher dying from COVID-19 will help others to consider the shotKatina Jones was a vibrant teacher at Dillard Elementary School in Fort Lauderdale.
This Week in South Florida Podcast: August 15, 2021
Read full article: This Week in South Florida Podcast: August 15, 2021On the latest episode of the This Week in South Florida podcast, hosts Michael Putney and Glenna Milberg are joined by Dr. Vickie Cartwright, Dr. Rosalind Osgood, Lori Alhadeff, Dr. Trish Stephens, and Marleine Bastien.
Relief efforts ongoing in South Florida as death toll from earthquake in Haiti continues rising
Read full article: Relief efforts ongoing in South Florida as death toll from earthquake in Haiti continues risingThe death toll in Haiti has surpassed 700 and is only expected to climb following Saturday's 7.2 magnitude earthquake.
Procession held for FHP trooper who died from COVID-19 as cases, hospitalizations in Florida continue to spike
Read full article: Procession held for FHP trooper who died from COVID-19 as cases, hospitalizations in Florida continue to spikeThe Florida Highway Patrol bid a final farewell to one of their troopers on Sunday after he lost a battle with COVID-19.
This Week in South Florida Full Episode: August 15, 2021
Read full article: This Week in South Florida Full Episode: August 15, 2021On the latest episode of This Week in South Florida, hosts Michael Putney and Glenna Milberg are joined by Dr. Vickie Cartwright, Dr. Rosalind Osgood, Lori Alhadeff, Dr. Trish Stephens, and Marleine Bastien.
Hallandale Beach condo makes immediate repairs after city posted safety notice
Read full article: Hallandale Beach condo makes immediate repairs after city posted safety noticeCity officials said an engineer’s report from June for the Olympus Towers and Marina found numerous issues, such as spalled concrete and exposed rebar.
Miami Archbishop visits Creole mass at Cathedral of Saint Mary to show support for Haiti earthquake victims
Read full article: Miami Archbishop visits Creole mass at Cathedral of Saint Mary to show support for Haiti earthquake victimsThe leader of the Archdiocese of Miami, Archbishop Thomas Wenski, came to the Cathedral of Saint Mary to show his support for the victims of Saturday's earthquake in Haiti.
South Florida Haitian community heartbroken upon hearing news of deadly earthquake
Read full article: South Florida Haitian community heartbroken upon hearing news of deadly earthquakeMembers of South Florida's Haitian community were dismayed and heartbroken by the news of Saturday's 7.2 magnitude earthquake.
Fred spreads rain into South Florida while Tropical Storm Grace heads for the Caribbean islands
Read full article: Fred spreads rain into South Florida while Tropical Storm Grace heads for the Caribbean islandsWhat’s left of Fred is edging toward the waters west of the Florida Keys. It’s not much of a tropical system, but it has a lot of tropical moisture.
After battle with COVID-19 in medically induced coma, 15-year-old girl takes first steps at Broward hospital
Read full article: After battle with COVID-19 in medically induced coma, 15-year-old girl takes first steps at Broward hospitalAfter being cared for at Broward Health’s intensive care unit, 15-year-old Paulina Velasquez is awake and alert, and on Wednesday she walked for the first time.
Local 10′s Betty Davis bakes to benefit others
Read full article: Local 10′s Betty Davis bakes to benefit othersWhen Local 10 News Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis isn’t standing in front of the camera bringing you the weather, she’s often in her kitchen bringing her family delicious desserts.
Miami-Dade 8-year-old takes home 2 gold medals at Junior Olympics
Read full article: Miami-Dade 8-year-old takes home 2 gold medals at Junior Olympics8-year old Savannah Davis from Coconut Grove said she was so angry when she took bronze at a meet a few years ago that stares at the medal every day for motivation to win gold.
South Florida residents in flood-prone areas express concern as Tropical Storm Fred threatens region with heavy rain
Read full article: South Florida residents in flood-prone areas express concern as Tropical Storm Fred threatens region with heavy rainWith Tropical Storm Fred tracking toward South Florida, people living in areas like southeast Hollywood are concerned.
Potential buyer looking to purchase Surfside building collapse land for up to $120 million
Read full article: Potential buyer looking to purchase Surfside building collapse land for up to $120 millionThe town has already received an offer on the property, but what the future holds for this land is in limbo.
Broward restaurant owners upset that someone peeled off sticker supporting law enforcement
Read full article: Broward restaurant owners upset that someone peeled off sticker supporting law enforcementThe owners of a Gyroville restaurant in Coral Springs said someone peeled off the ‘thin blue line’ American flag sticker from their front door on Saturday, and want to know why.
Latest surge in COVID-19 could have major impact on South Florida’s economy
Read full article: Latest surge in COVID-19 could have major impact on South Florida’s economyIf policies are put in place that facilitate COVID-19 transmission rather than limit it, they could have trickle-down impacts to various aspects of the local economy.
State officials threaten to withhold salaries of superintendents, school board members who defy DeSantis’ mask mandate ban
Read full article: State officials threaten to withhold salaries of superintendents, school board members who defy DeSantis’ mask mandate banFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis' mask mandate ban has led to a major battle.
Crooks clean out Miami-Dade home undergoing renovations while owners were on vacation
Read full article: Crooks clean out Miami-Dade home undergoing renovations while owners were on vacationHome surveillance video captured the cooks outside the Palm Springs North home just after 4 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 5.
SWAT team called in after deputies chased suspect from Pompano Beach to Fort Lauderdale
Read full article: SWAT team called in after deputies chased suspect from Pompano Beach to Fort LauderdaleAuthorities said the situation started in Pompano Beach, when the suspect allegedly brandished a gun to a woman and young child.
Many take to social media with heartfelt messages remembering Bobby Bowden following legendary coach’s death
Read full article: Many take to social media with heartfelt messages remembering Bobby Bowden following legendary coach’s deathOver four decades as a college head coach, Bowden racked up 377 wins, including an impressive 315-98-4 record over 34 seasons with Florida State University.
Local leaders critical of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis amid latest surge in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations
Read full article: Local leaders critical of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis amid latest surge in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizationsThere were 23,903 new cases of COVID-19 that were reported in Florida on Saturday.
Owner of Doral car dealership arrested after allegedly tampering with odometer before selling vehicle
Read full article: Owner of Doral car dealership arrested after allegedly tampering with odometer before selling vehicleAccording to Miami-Dade police, the victim in this case purchased the vehicle from Elite Motors in Doral.
COVID-19 cases continue rising, hospital beds filling up across Miami-Dade and Broward
Read full article: COVID-19 cases continue rising, hospital beds filling up across Miami-Dade and BrowardThe latest explosion in COVID-19 cases has led to long lines at several coronavirus testing sites in South Florida and a major increase in hospitalizations.
Local lawmakers joined by GOP leader McCarthy for Cuban freedom rally outside Versailles restaurant
Read full article: Local lawmakers joined by GOP leader McCarthy for Cuban freedom rally outside Versailles restaurantChants for freedom outside of Café Versailles once again as local leaders and legislators took to the stage, calling for changes in Cuba that would result in one thing.
Surfside security guard describes climbing through rubble to escape building collapse
Read full article: Surfside security guard describes climbing through rubble to escape building collapseThe security guard working at the Champlain Towers South building the night the condo collapsed described the tense moments to Local 10 News' Rosh Lowe.
Vaccination numbers rising in Miami-Dade as officials push shots to combat COVID-19 Delta Variant
Read full article: Vaccination numbers rising in Miami-Dade as officials push shots to combat COVID-19 Delta VariantMiami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announced an effort between the county and local universities to get more college-age folks vaccinated.
After 3 months of waiting for moving company, South Florida woman returns from Colorado to collect her belongings herself
Read full article: After 3 months of waiting for moving company, South Florida woman returns from Colorado to collect her belongings herselfYsatiz Piñero hired Cheney Brothers Worldwide Moving in February and paid for their services, but after moving to Colorado she never received her items.
Broward School District holding off on final decision regarding mask-wearing in classrooms
Read full article: Broward School District holding off on final decision regarding mask-wearing in classroomsBroward Schools Interim Superintendent Vickie Cartwright said she will have to see what comes out of an emergency rule before making a final decision on wearing masks in school.
Search ongoing for suspect in attempted sexual battery of 7-year-old girl in Cooper City
Read full article: Search ongoing for suspect in attempted sexual battery of 7-year-old girl in Cooper CityInvestigators are searching for a man seen on surveillance video walking around the Flamingo Lakes Townhomes.
Several South Florida hospitals under new ownership amid latest surge in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations
Read full article: Several South Florida hospitals under new ownership amid latest surge in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizationsFive major local hospitals in South Florida are now under new ownership.
COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations once again on the rise in Miami-Dade County
Read full article: COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations once again on the rise in Miami-Dade CountyExperts say one way to bring the number of unvaccinated people in hospitals with Covid down is for more community members to get vaccinated.
With spiking COVID-19 cases, experts warn of worsening pandemic if more people don’t get vaccinated
Read full article: With spiking COVID-19 cases, experts warn of worsening pandemic if more people don’t get vaccinatedIn Florida, COVID-19 cases are exploding, accounting for more than 19 percent of new cases in the United States.
This Week in South Florida Podcast: August 1, 2021
Read full article: This Week in South Florida Podcast: August 1, 2021On the latest episode of the This Week in South Florida podcast, hosts Michael Putney and Glenna Milberg are joined by Broward County Mayor Steve Geller, Dr. David Andrews from the University of Miami, Broward School Board Chair Dr. Rosalind Osgood and Chair of the Florida Democratic Party Manny Diaz.
This Week in South Florida Full Episode: August 1, 2021
Read full article: This Week in South Florida Full Episode: August 1, 2021On the latest episode of This Week in South Florida, hosts Michael Putney and Glenna Milberg are joined by Broward County Mayor Steve Geller, Dr. David Andrews from the University of Miami, Broward School Board Chair Dr. Rosalind Osgood and Chair of the Florida Democratic Party Manny Diaz.
Juvenile’s death inside gated Miami Gardens community prompts police investigation
Read full article: Juvenile’s death inside gated Miami Gardens community prompts police investigationOfficers did not specify anything about how the woman died, or whether there were seeking any suspects or persons of interest.
Major delays for Spirit Airlines flights at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
Read full article: Major delays for Spirit Airlines flights at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International AirportPassengers at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport told Local 10 News' that pilots and flight attendants are on strike.