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Miami mayoral runoff election to be held next Tuesday

Voters in Miami will return to the polls Tuesday to choose their next mayor, after a crowded field of 13 candidates failed to produce a winner with majority support in the Nov. 4 election.

Death of El Taiger stemmed from drug deal gone bad

A new report has revealed that a drug deal gone wrong is what led to the murder of Cuban rapper El Taiger last year.

Miami man makes it his mission to clean littered mangroves

Mangroves are under threat in South Florida. Many have been removed by coastal development, and those that are left are often filled with litter.

Artist turns trash into furniture — crafting a message about Biscayne Bay

Bay Store, James Quinaz’s temporary installation in the Miami Design District, sells furniture pieces he creates using waste he pulls out of Biscayne Bay and the Miami River.

Kiosks stocked with cleaning refills can help South Florida cut down on plastic use

Ecopod is the brainchild of Miami real estate developer Henry Pino, who developed the new sustainable innovation to help us all reduce our plastic intake.

Holiday weekend highlights trash trouble on Miami islands

By 10 a.m. on Memorial Day, Willis Island at the mouth of the Miami Marine Stadium basin is already trashed. Trash cans are overflowing and forming piles of garbage destined to wind up in the bay.

Miami Marine Stadium basin threatened by dangerous boaters, proposed ramp

Rowers and paddlers say that ever since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the Miami Marine Stadium basin has become packed with party boats and water bike riders who don’t always play nice.

Miami hopes nets will trap trash that’s littering Biscayne Bay

Biscayne Bay is at a dangerous tipping point. Upgrading the stormwater system across Miami-Dade County is critical to saving South Florida's beloved waters.

Our litter on land is strangling Miami’s waterways

South Florida has a serious littering problem, and that trash makes its way into our waterways, strangling our precious backyard.

Miami-Dade launching new campaign to help Biscayne Bay amid record temperatures

For 45 straight days Miami has been in the grips a heat index of over 100 degrees, and that spells danger for fragile Biscayne Bay.

‘A constant battle’: Leaders, residents aim to tackle rampant litter, illegal dumping in Miami’s Little Havana

Just blocks away from the salsa beats, the clickety-clacks of domino tiles and the tourist-filled sidewalks of Calle Ocho is the real Little Havana — and it’s in big trouble.

Activists concerned for manatee safety during Miami International Boat Show

The Miami International Boat Show is back next week, and with it the controversy over the staging of sea trails over a protected manatee habitat in Biscayne Bay.

Popular Coral City Webcam exciting scientists over health of reefs that are dying globally

At the very beginning of the pandemic, a new experiment launched in South Florida brought joy and peace to millions of people around the world that were locked down in their homes.

Miami-Dade County launches Plastic Free 305 program, aiming to eliminate single use plastics

Every year more than 14 million tons of plastic ends up in the ocean, and with plastic production expected to quadruple in the next 30 years, scientist predict there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish by weight.

Miami boat show creates threat to manatees, activists say

Temporary docks and sea trials for the Miami International Boat Show are set up in a protected manatee habitat, endangering the already threatened creatures, environmentalists say.

Miami Marine Stadium basin safer and cleaner with new signs

New signage has cut down on dangerous boating in the Miami Marine Stadium basin, and lawmakers are looking to further crackdown on illegal activity in Florida waterways.

4th-grade students send a message about saving Biscayne Bay

A class at The Cushman School in Miami has become inspired to write letters to Gov. Ron DeSantis and Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava pushing for measure to protect Biscayne Bay.

Oysters, nature’s filter, may be key to saving Biscayne Bay

Seafood lovers may find oysters a delicacy, but did you know they also play a vital role in protecting our coastlines from hurricane storm surge and clean pollution from our waterways?

High-tech garbage cameras may be Miami’s answer to trash troubles

Miami is test-driving an innovation involving cameras in dumpsters that has helped several Fortune 500 companies save millions while reducing their carbon footprint.

South Florida makes a big difference on International Coastal Cleanup Day

Volunteers across South Florida joined a worldwide effort to remove tons of trash and debris from our oceans and waterways on International Coastal Cleanup Day.

Miami’s real dolphins need our help to survive

Researchers from Florida International University are studying how dolphins are surviving through challenging times in MIami's Biscayne Bay.

Troopers seek suspect after shots fired on Palmetto Expressway in Miami

Troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol are seeking a suspected gunman after they said shots were fired during a “road rage incident” on the Palmetto Expressway Thursday afternoon.

Miami man faces attempted murder charge after DoorDash dispute turns into gunfire, cops say

A Miami man is facing several felony charges after police say he shot at a woman during an argument while the two were out making DoorDash deliveries together over two months ago.

Police: Man arrested after allegedly shooting his brother, teen girl in Miami

A 17-year-old has been arrested in connection with a double shooting earlier this month in Miami that police say left his older brother and a teenage girl critically injure two weeks ago.

Former Florida state senator awarded $100 million in wrongful death of son

A former Florida state senator was awarded a large sum in a wrongful death lawsuit this week.

Judge hears arguments in suit over Miami election change

A judge heard arguments Wednesday in the very first hearing in the very first lawsuit filed over Miami city commissioners’ decision to push back this November’s election to next year.

Trial continues for former charter school coach accused of filming students having sex

Former charter school coach and school security guard Yuniesky Ramírez Martínez is on trial for allegedly filming two students while they had sex and pressuring a student into having sex with him.

Video shows Vegas woman’s swift getaway after robbing man of Rolex at Brickell hotel, police say

Newly-obtained video is shedding light on the arrest of a 23-year-old woman suspected in what police have called multiple “bad date” cases.

Expert calls Tesla Autopilot ‘defective’ in Miami federal trial

A critical voice took the stand Wednesday in the first-ever federal jury trial involving Tesla’s Autopilot system: a safety expert who says the technology is defective and promoted in ways that encourage misuse.

Therapist at Miami women’s treatment facility accused of sexually assaulting patients

A 33-year-old therapist who works at a mental health and substance abuse treatment facility in Miami was arrested Tuesday on accusations that he sexually assaulted at least two of his patients, the City of Miami Police Department announced in a news release.

Pastor Eric Readon taken into custody despite last-minute plea withdrawal

Miami Gardens pastor Eric Readon was taken into custody Friday morning after a judge declined to delay his surrender or rule immediately on his last-minute motion to withdraw his guilty plea.

Support grows for Teddy Bridgewater amid suspension from Miami Northwestern coaching job

There has been an outpouring of support for former NFL quarterback and Miami Northwestern football coach Teddy Bridgewater.

Florida Republican leading new push for immigration reform

Florida Congresswoman Maria Salazar is leading a new push for immigration reform in Washington.

Carollo backs one-time foe in suit over commission vote to push back Miami elections

Miami District 3 Commissioner Joe Carollo, who has said he is thinking of running for mayor, is one of two commissioners who didn’t vote on June 26 to push back this November’s election to next year.

Man accused of trying to smuggle guns, ammo to Haiti

A man appeared in Miami federal court on Monday, facing two federal charges after authorities said customs agents caught him trying to smuggle guns to Haiti.

Heavy South Florida rain leads to flooding issues, airport delays

Several communities in South Florida suffered flooded streets on Monday as heavy rains moved through the area.

Former NFL star Teddy Bridgewater suspended from coaching at Miami Northwestern, per report

A South Florida football legend has been suspended from his coaching job at a Miami high school.

Pastor tries to back out of fraud guilty plea, blames Local 10 coverage

Just days before he is scheduled to begin serving a 364-day jail sentence, Miami Gardens pastor Eric Readon has filed a motion to withdraw his guilty plea, asking the court to reverse the deal that spared him a possible 65-year prison term.

Tesla faces federal trial over deadly Key Largo autopilot crash

Jury selection got underway Monday in a high-stakes trial involving Tesla and its Autopilot system in Miami federal court.

Marlins reach All-Star break on a high note

The 2025 MLB season has officially reached the All-Star break, and Clayton McCullough’s Miami Marlins have to be feeling pretty good about themselves heading into the four-day pause.

Miami man creates memorial in Kerrville as search continues for victims of flash flood

Some search and rescue volunteers visited a memorial Sunday that was created by a Miami man, where they prayed and shared hugs with one another.

Local 10 Special: Miami’s Freedom Tower: Celebrating a Century

For 100 years, one of Miami’s most iconic landmarks has stood as a silent witness to the city’s history — and the lives forever changed within its walls.

Man injured during shooting in Miami’s Overtown

Police officers were investigating a shooting early Saturday morning that injured a man in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood.

Miami Beach hosts watch party for local Wimbledon sensation Amanda Anisimova

Amanda Anisimova, who could become Wimbledon’s eighth consecutive first-time women’s champion, trained at the Miami Beach Tennis Center.

Miami woman accused of punching mother, threatening young son with knife over parking space

A Miami woman was arrested Thursday, months after she allegedly attacked a mother and then threatened to stab the victim’s 4-year-old son -- all over a parking space, police said.

Man suspected in deadly Miami hit-and-run posts bond

The man accused in a deadly hit-and-run crash that killed a pedestrian and injured others in Miami’s Shenandoah neighborhood last month has posted bond and is expected to be released from jail on Thursday.

Miami commissioners vote to allow question on November ballot regarding term limits

Chairwoman Christine King and Vice Chair Joe Carollo were the two Miami commissioners opposed to Damian Pardo’s idea of allowing voters to weigh-in on ballot language in November.

Vote held by Miami commissioners on Bayfront Park Management Trust

It is an agenda item sponsored by Ralph Rosado that led to a bit of drama on the dais of the Miami city commission on Thursday.

Inter Miami makes it 4 wins in a row in MLS as Lionel Messi makes history

Inter Miami stayed on the road Wednesday night as they faced off against the New England Revolution in an Eastern Conference battle.

Police: Surveillance video shows man wanted for theft in Miami

Detectives released surveillance video Wednesday showing a wanted thief in action in Miami.

Miami’s Freedom Tower undergoes major renovation ahead of awaited reopening

The iconic Freedom Tower in Miami is getting a much-needed facelift as crews prepare to reopen its doors later this year.

Local eco hero in new show aiming to change perception of sharks

As the world’s shark population continues to rapidly decline, Hollywood is now looking to makeover the image of the ocean’s apex predator.

Norman Powell says trade to Heat was a ‘childhood dream’ after career year with Clippers

Norman Powell may not have seen it coming, but joining the Miami Heat has turned into a dream come true.

MIA passengers react to TSA’s new no-shoe rule

Travelers passing through Miami International Airport are adjusting to a new Transportation Security Administration policy that allows U.S. flyers without TSA PreCheck to keep their shoes on during security screening.

MDSO: Mom arrested at MIA after taking children in violation of custody order

Woman tried to fly out of MIA with children in custody violation arrest, deputies say

Local 10 to air special honoring 100 years of Miami’s Freedom Tower

For 100 years, the Freedom Tower has stood tall in the heart of Miami. Now, as it prepares to reopen its doors, Local 10 is celebrating its inspiring legacy.

Driver booked into jail nearly a month after man killed, woman injured in Miami crash

A Miami man was booked into the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center Tuesday, nearly a month after police say he caused a four-vehicle crash that left a pedestrian dead.

Davion Mitchell visits Jr. Heat Camp after signing extension with Miami

Davion Mitchell spent time with Campers spreading Heat Culture.

TSA begins phasing out shoe removal at airport checkpoints, including in Miami

Travelers at Miami International Airport may notice something missing at security checkpoints: the need to remove their shoes.

Miami man gave ‘I am Cuban’ as reason for molesting boy, cops say: ‘That is just something men do’

A Miami man is accused of molesting a 9-year-old boy and then brushing off the incident when confronted by the child’s mother as “just something men do.”

Marlins OF Kyle Stowers named to 2025 NL All-Star team

Kyle Stowers’ 2025 season began with a walk-off RBI single on Opening Day against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Less than four months later, Stowers’ play earned him a trip to the All-Star Game July 15 at Truist Park in Atlanta – the first of his Major League career.

Cybertruck plows through parked cars in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood

A Cybertruck plowed through a series of parked cars in Miami, and the aftermath of the crash was captured on camera.

Marlins outfielder Kyle Stowers named to NL All-Star Team

MLB All-Star game set for Atlanta.

Police: Miami murder suspect from drug deal gone bad now behind bars

Miami police have arrested a man they say shot and killed another man during a drug deal back in March.

Police in Miami search for missing elderly man

City of Miami police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing elderly man.

Safety officials urge caution after Miami man injured during fireworks mishap

A Fourth of July celebration turned dangerous for a 23-year-old Miami man who authorities say injured his hand during a fireworks mishap Friday night.

Gusty storms push across South Florida, bringing lightning and strong winds

Parts of South Florida are bracing for gusty showers and thunderstorms Friday, with forecasters warning of winds up to 45 miles per hour and flashes of lightning as cells move quickly across the region.

Woman hospitalized after being struck by projectile in Miami on Fourth of July

A woman was hospitalized Friday evening after she was struck by a projectile while walking to her home in Miami.

‘Projectile’ injures woman in Miami’s Little Havana: Police

Detectives were investigating how a woman was injured on Friday night in Miami’s Little Havana.

Downtown Miami protesters decry immigration crackdown, ‘big, beautiful bill’

Protesters gathered near the Torch of Friendship in downtown Miami Friday to deliver a simple message on Independence Day.

Miami police search for missing 79-year-old woman last seen in Model City

Miami police asked for the public’s help Friday in locating a 79-year-old who they said was reported missing from the Model City area.

Ex-South Florida airman sentenced to 5 years in 2019 sexual assault at UK base

A former U.S. Air Force member from South Florida has been sentenced to five years in federal prison for sexually assaulting another servicemember while stationed at an air base in the United Kingdom over five years ago, according to a news release from the Department of Justice obtained by Local 10 on Thursday.