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Dirty Dining camera catches employee removing rats from local Chinese restaurant
Just days after being allowed to reopen following a state-ordered shutdown for rodent activity, May Fu Chinese Restaurant has been shut down once again, this time after a Local 10 Dirty Dining investigation caught employees on camera removing three dead rats from the kitchen.
Unlicensed engineer faces millions in fines after Local 10 investigation uncovers forged inspections
The Florida Board of Professional Engineers has filed a 724-count administrative complaint against Enrique Fernandez Jr., a South Florida man accused of forging his late father’s name and license number on dozens of building inspection reports across Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
Pastor takes plea: Embattled Miami Gardens minister headed to jail for fraud
A Miami Gardens pastor who just last week rejected a plea deal in a high-profile fraud case did a complete about-face in Miami-Dade court on Monday.
Miami Gardens pastor rejects plea deal in high-profile fraud case, faces up to 65 years behind bars
Miami Gardens Pastor Eric Readon appeared in a Miami-Dade courtroom Wednesday, where he rejected a plea deal offered by the State Attorney’s Office in a high-profile elder exploitation and fraud case that stems from a Local 10 News investigation.
Neighbors claim Miami Gardens home is noisy, unlicensed takeout restaurant: ‘A nuisance’
From the outside, it looks like any other single-family home on Northwest First Court in Miami Gardens. But neighbors say what’s happening behind the fence has transformed their quiet residential street into something that resembles a busy takeout restaurant.
High-profile Fort Lauderdale detective fired after internal affairs investigation
Detective Henry Lockwood, once a face of the department and mentor to youth, is accused of abusing his authority, misusing police databases, and tracking his ex with a GPS device.
Owner disputes rodent report at Lovely’s in the City, says Miami location has been closed for years
Local 10 News recently published an article on its website based on public records from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation regarding a recent restaurant inspection.
No charges filed in Platemakers probe: State attorney says evidence doesn’t meet criminal threshold
A Local 10 News investigation that sparked a criminal probe into a South Florida license plate customization business has now reached a turning point: the Broward County state attorney has declined to file charges.
Ex-Hollywood car dealer accused of high-end rip-off arrested before flight to Cuba
A South Florida man accused of taking nearly $300,000 from a Hawaii car buyer and never delivering the luxury vehicle was arrested by federal agents just before boarding a flight from Miami to Cuba — with Russia as his final destination.
No Proof, Just Blame: Salt 7 owner accuses ex-bartender after social media blast
The unraveling of Salt 7, once a buzzy hot spot on Las Olas Boulevard inside the ICON building, continues with another twist—this time involving a former bartender and the restaurant’s embattled owner.
Job fair brings relief to displaced Salt 7 team after restaurant’s sudden closure
What started as heartbreak for Salt 7 employees has taken a hopeful turn. Days after being abruptly locked out of their workplace, former staffers gathered at the Seminole Casino Coconut Creek on Friday for a job fair created just for them.
Employees claim upscale Fort Lauderdale restaurant owes them thousands: ‘They don’t pay anyone’
Some employees at the high-end Las Olas restaurant Salt 7 say they have not been paid, accusing the owner of issuing excuses and bouncing checks while the restaurant faces imminent eviction.
Behind-the-scenes exclusive: How targeted enforcement helps U.S. Border Patrol catch wanted migrants in Florida Keys
U.S. Border Patrol agents recently detained the driver of a blue Mitsubishi in the Florida Keys.
Florida man who claims he owns land underwater loses another court battle
William Swaim, the man notorious for claiming ownership of submerged lands across Florida, has lost yet another legal battle. In a major ruling, a Florida judge rejected his latest attempt to claim public land, marking yet another courtroom defeat for the developer.
State shuts down Homestead assisted living facility over neglect, unqualified staff
A South Florida assisted living facility has been shut down by the state following alarming allegations of neglect and unqualified staff.
South Florida cities generating big money with speeding cameras in school zones
The report card is in on school speed zone cameras.
Buyer beware: Car dealership facing accusations of fraud from past customers
A South Florida car dealership, Kars2Go, is under fire following multiple allegations of fraudulent activity, including unauthorized loans, inflated prices, and forged signatures.
Disturbing video shows unsanitary food preparation at South Florida restaurant
A shocking video captured by a delivery driver inside China Yan in Homestead has sparked outrage after it revealed unsanitary food preparation practices.
Videos show timeline of fatal 2019 police shootout gone wrong in Broward after burglary in Miami-Dade
As a group of police officers are awaiting trial, a series of videos helped investigators put together the timeline of a police shootout gone wrong after a chase from Miami-Dade to Broward County in 2019.
Employee sentenced to probation after caught-on-camera luggage theft at Fort Lauderdale airport
Broward County Judge Michael Usan sentenced 29-year-old Junior Bazile to two years of probation following his arrest for grand theft.
Controversial South Florida pastor loses church property
A Miami Gardens pastor, Eric Readon, who has been the subject of multiple Local 10 News investigations, has lost his church property following foreclosure proceedings.
Hurricane Milton hurts roofers trying to keep up with demand, shortages
This year’s hurricane season has been challenging for roofers in South Florida.
Videos show burglars targeting same car, home in Miami’s Coconut Grove
Arseni Varabyeu said his surveillance cameras show the trail of burglars parading in and out of his property in Miami’s Coconut Grove.
Woman pleads for Miami Lakes mausoleum elevator repair to visit late husband
A 90-year-old woman is pleading for repairs to a broken elevator that has kept her from visiting her late husband’s grave in a Miami Lakes mausoleum.
Car dealership settles with Attorney General over lease buyout fees following Local 10 News investigation
Consumers who paid dealer fees when buying out a leased vehicle shouldn’t have, and they may be entitled to get their money back after a Local 10 News investigation.
Fines dropped against South Florida homeowner whose neighbor complained about plants, rocks
After months and months of trying to figure out what she did wrong, it’s now case closed for a South Florida homeowner following a Local 10 News investigation.
South Florida police departments experience hiring crisis amid nationwide shortage
Police Departments across South Florida are struggling to recruit and retain police officers.
Undercover operations lead to citations, arrests of illegal rideshare drivers at South Florida airports
Fake Uber and Lyft drivers were busted last weekend at Miami International Airport soliciting rides.
South Florida driver part of class action suit claiming State Farm wasn’t there for them; failed to foot repair bills
Some South Florida drivers are learning the hard way that just because you pay for full car insurance coverage, it doesn't mean your insurance company will have your back.
North Miami Beach condo residents still not allowed in their homes, association won’t answer questions about delay
It's been nearly three years since residents of a North Miami Beach condo building were forced out of their homes because it was deemed unsafe.
Griselda archives: Cocaine dirty money affords foreign brutal killers luxury in Miami
Luis Garcia-Blanco, a Cuban who had arrived in Miami on the Mariel boatlift, was accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend Maricel Gutierrez in the head with a machine gun in 1980, in Miami-Dade. He had allegedly also cut off her finger and kept it in a Bible.
Griselda archives: War on drugs leaves trail of cold case cases in Miami-Dade
When an assassin in Miami-Dade killed Oscar Piedrahita — who had allegedly betrayed Colombian cocaine trafficker Griselda Blanco — he used a submachine gun. The hitman put more bullets in Piedrahita’s garage door than he put in him.