Frederica Wilson
Rep. Wilson Gets 4AM Deportation Of Dad Stopped
A last minute plea to U.S. Congresswoman Frederica Wilson has stopped a father of four from being deported – at least for the time being.
Elected Officials, Community Mark 3rd Anniversary Of Haiti Quake
Miami’s Haitian community is marking the third anniversary of a catastrophic earthquake in their Caribbean homeland. The continued disruption of Haitian life by the Jan. 12, 2010, quake that struck their capital has not faded from the memory of local elected officials, either.
S. Florida Leaders Split On State’s Gun Control Laws
At a memorial in Newtown, Connecticut Sunday night, President Barack Obama pledged to take on America’s gun violence saying “enough is enough.”
Graham Defense Attempts To Cast Doubt On Policework
Geralyn Graham, the caretaker of missing foster child Rilya Wilson, calmly took notes on a yellow legal pad Thursday as a former Miami-Dade detective took the stand at her murder trial.
Day 10 Of Geralyn Graham Trial Recalls Her Network TV Interview
A Miami-Dade homicide detective took the stand Wednesday in the trial of Geralyn Graham, the caretaker accused of killing Rilya Wilson even though the child’s body has never been found.
State Portrays Geralyn Graham As Habitual Liar
Testimony is expected to resume Tuesday in the Geralyn Graham case, the woman accused of murdering missing foster child Rilya Wilson.
Rilya Wilson’s Sister Sits In On Geralyn Graham Murder Trial
For the first time since the murder trial of Geralyn Graham got underway, the sister of Rilya Wilson sat in the gallery to watch the proceedings.
Rilya Wilson Murder Trial Underway A Decade After Her Death
More than a decade after 4-year-old Rilya Wilson vanished, the murder trial for the little girl’s foster mother got underway Monday in a Miami-Dade County courtroom.
Congresswoman, Former MDPD Chief Teach Students To Lead
A Miami-area congresswoman and a former director of Miami-Dade Police teamed up Thursday to prepare middle and high school students to lead.
Vereen Hopes Understanding Of Crime Gives Election Edge Over Rundle
After more than 22 years as a criminal defense attorney, Rod Vereen is hoping voters will decide he is the right person to take over the Miami Dade State Attorney’s Office.






