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Police to judge: Man, 25, is Miami ringleader for international criminal enterprise
MIAMI – Zakria Khan told a judge Friday in Miami-Dade County court that he only had 71 cents in his bank account, didn’t own any real estate but had his own business. Khan, 25, appeared before Miami-Dade County Circuit Judge Maria Espinosa Dennis, who was gathering information to determine if he qualified to get a public defender.
Miami football standing with 4-star RB Byron Louis pre September 21 commitment
The Miami football program has ground to make up ahead of the September 21 commitment announcement from four-star American Heritage running back Byron Louis. Florida State is the favorite for a Louis commitment per 247Sports and On3. On3 projects Florida State with a 91.7 percent chance for a commitment per...
Bryan Norcross: Remembering Hurricane Andrew on the date of impact while the 2024 Atlantic tropics stay quiet
On this day 32 years ago, Hurricane Andrew left a trail of unimaginable destruction and hardship as it screamed across a 20-mile-wide swath of southern Dade County, Florida.
KINGS POINT JAIL: Another Kings Point Delray Beach Resident Locked Up
It’s Now 22 Arrests In 2024. Does Kings Point Delray Beach Need A Halfway House On Property? BY: KINGS POINT BUREAU | BocaNewsNow.com DELRAY BEACH, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2024 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — In a summer of Olympic records, it turns out the senior living community of Kings Point is also going for the… Read More »KINGS POINT JAIL: Another Kings Point Delray Beach Resident Locked Up
Review: Miami City Ballet in ‘Heatscape,’ a Fleeting Chase of Romance
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — No ballet by the 27-year-old choreographer Justin Peckis much like another; with each assignment he sets himself new choreographic hurdles. But Mr. Peck has quickly become the most eminent choreographer of ballet in the United States — and two particular characteristics have propelled him to the top: the exciting formal architecture of his dances and the kinesthetic thrill of his movement.
Video: moments after Opa-locka city commission candidate reportedly shot at
MIAMI — CBS News Miami obtained exclusive body camera footage of an Opa-locka city commission candidate shortly after he was reportedly shot at earlier this week.And the victim, Chris Davis, told CBS News Miami on Friday night he believes the attack on his life was politically motivated. He said what started as a walk to the corner store near his home ended with him running away to the sound of gunshots. "I was walking to the store," explained Davis, as we saw on police body cam footage when he was speaking with Opa-Locka Police officers later Wednesday night....
White Coat Ceremony Welcomes Class of 2028 to the Medical Profession
The ceremony marks the start of a transformative journey and a commitment to healing, discovery and the pursuit of medical excellence for the 235 incoming students. The newest class of future physicians at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine slipped into their white coats for the very first time on Aug. 23 at the annual John G. Clarkson Freshman White Coat and Pinning Ceremony. This momentous occasion marked a rite of passage for the Class of 2028 — the start of a transformative journey and a commitment to healing, discovery and the pursuit of medical excellence.
Ranking the Top 50 players on Miami football’s roster going into the 2024 season
Miami football's roster is talented going into the third year of the Mario Cristobal era. Since arriving in 2022, Miami Hurricanes head football coach Mario Cristobal has worked hard to improve the talent and depth of the roster. After signing back-to-back top ten recruiting classes at UM for the first...
Key Biscayne's weekend menu
Rain or shine, a visit to any of of our featured #tasteofkeybiscayne restaurants this Saturday, August 23 will net a delicious meal appropriate for the weekend!. On this Saturday, rise and shine to our Ted’s Special, serve any time of the day!. Donut Gallery is the dining establishment that...
Six new retailers open in Delray Beach this summer: Here's what to know
DELRAY BEACH — Downtown Delray Beach continues to grow with seven new retailers this summer alone. The Delray Beach Downtown Development Authority (DDA) announced the opening, expansion and relocation of 20 new restaurants and retailers in July. ...
Miami ranks no. 1 in home appreciation, while sales of million-dollar condos jump: Report
It's a good time to own some property in Miami, a new report suggests. Particularly if it's worth over $1 million. Miami ranks no. 1 in annual home price appreciation in the U.S., according to the Miami Association of Realtors, citing real estate data. Sales of condominiums worth $1 million...
Eviction notices given to 100 at Miami-Dade mobile home park not legit
MIAMI — A Miami-Dade County program providing free legal services has exposed eviction notices that were given to roughly 100 residents living at the Palm Lakes Mobile Home Park weren't legit.The original eviction notices to vacate were set for July 22 but they were only filed on August 5. Residents Arnoldo Morales and Delmi Ramirez said living at Palm Lakes is their only option because homes elsewhere in Miami-Dade County are unaffordable."What I get monthly from my social security is not enough to pay that kind of rent," Morales said. He told CBS News Miami he is disabled and...
Miami Fashion Brand Alexis Fined $7.6 Million for Customs Fraud
The Justice Department announced the resolution of a civil qui tam lawsuit in which the United States intervened for settlement purposes against Alexis, LLC, a womenswear company, for underpaying customs duties on imported apparel. The company paid a total of $7,691,999.63 to the United States to resolve this matter. In...
Staff Predictions: Expectations for FAU Football’s 2024 season
Florida Atlantic University’s football team is entering its second year under head coach Tom Herman. Last season was their first year playing in the American Athletic Conference (AAC) after taking the University of Central Florida’s place. The Owls ended the season with a record of 4-8 and 3-5...
UM professor apologizes after seen wearing "Palestine" sash in class
MIAMI — A University of Miami professor is apologizing for violating university policy after pictures of her wearing a pro-Palestinian sash in the classroom have gone viral.In pictures shared on social media, Rachida Primov, a senior lecturer in the UM College of Arts and Sciences, is seen wearing a sash reading "Palestine" and colored like the Palestinian flag.In a statement shared on X, UM said that Primov "inadvertently came at odds with University policies prohibiting political advocacy in the classroom." The statement continues, saying "the issue was addressed swiftly" by UM senior leadership and that the professor had...
Little Havana neighborhood on edge after man seen peering into windows while touching himself
A Little Havana neighborhood is on edge after a man was caught on video touching himself while looking into windows. It happened around 6:45 a.m. Wednesday when many families who live on Southwest 10th Street near Southwest 7th Avenue are getting ready for work and school. Jose Larreynaga said his...
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