Manuel Marin, co-founder of Presidente Supermarkets, was sentenced to life in prison Monday for his role in the 2011 killing of Camilo Salazar, a man believed to have had an affair with Marin’s ex-wife. Marin, 69, was convicted in March of manslaughter, kidnapping,...
Florida Lawmakers Pass Controversial TRUMP Act on Immigration
Florida’s Legislature has passed the TRUMP Act, a sweeping immigration bill allocating $500 million to enforce federal immigration policies. The bill mandates full cooperation between state and federal immigration authorities, creating a new state immigration office...
2025 Housing Market: What Buyers Can Expect
Recent interest rate reductions have sparked increased home-buying interest, a trend experts at Zillow predict will grow in 2025. Following three consecutive Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2024, the market is expected to see more variability but also greater...
Antisemitic Vandalism Strikes Hallandale Beach Official
Hallandale Beach Vice Mayor Michelle Lazarow recently became a victim of antisemitic vandalism. After the Gaza cease-fire, she displayed a yard sign reading “Bring Them Home Now!” with a stylized Israeli flag. The sign was stolen in broad daylight, captured on her...
Robbery Suspect Arrested After Crash in Miami
A robbery suspect was arrested Thursday in Miami after crashing into another car, police reported. Officers identified a white Mercedes matching the description of a vehicle linked to a prior robbery near Northwest 23rd Avenue and 50th Street. The car crashed into...
Historic Snowfall Shatters Records in Northern Florida
Tuesday’s snowfall in Northern Florida wasn’t just rare—it was record-breaking. The Panhandle saw unprecedented amounts of snow, with Milton recording 9.8 inches, Pace 9 inches, Molina 9.5 inches, and Pensacola Beach 7.5 inches. These totals more than doubled...
Miami’s Rare Snowfall: A 48-Year Memory
On January 19, 1977, Miami experienced its first and only recorded snowfall, marking a historic weather event nearly 48 years ago. Between 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., flurries began to fall across Broward and Miami-Dade Counties as an arctic cold front swept through...
South Florida Braces for Coldest Temperatures in Two Years
South Florida is gearing up for a chilly weekend, with the coldest air in nearly two years expected to settle in by Saturday morning. Temperatures are already dropping, but the most significant plunge is yet to come. Friday morning lows could dip into the 40s, with...
Spanish White House Website Removal Sparks Controversy
Shortly after Donald Trump’s inauguration, the Spanish-language version of the White House website was taken down, sparking criticism from Hispanic advocacy groups. Visitors to the site encountered a “404 Error” message, with a redirect to Trump’s campaign video...
Florida Turns White: Rare Winter Storm Brings Snow, Chaos
Northern Florida experienced an extraordinary sight Wednesday as snow blanketed beaches and roads, transforming the Sunshine State into a winter wonderland. The rare storm brought frigid temperatures, sleet, and ice, prompting road closures and flight cancellations...
Trump Sworn in as 47th President Amid Inauguration Day Controversy
Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States during an inaugural ceremony at the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday. The ceremony, slightly delayed, saw Trump taking the oath of office, raising his right hand while his left hovered near two...
Trump Proposes Renaming Gulf of Mexico to “Gulf of America”
In his inaugural address, President Donald Trump reiterated his plan to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America," an idea he first suggested earlier this month. Trump emphasized America's dominance, stating, "America will reclaim its rightful place as the...