Silva Harapetian
Community Helps Family Burned Out Of Home
A Christmas Eve drive was held to help a southwest Miami-Dade family who lost everything when their home was destroyed in a fire on Sunday.
Anxious Students Head Back To Class
There was an anxious start to the school day across South Florida and the rest of the country as school teachers faced nervous and frightened students, looking for reassurance and answers following Friday’s shooting that left 20 children dead at a Connecticut elementary school.
Newtown School Shooting Felt In South Florida
As people across the nation overcome their shock at the elementary school shooting in Connecticut, it is being replaced by immense sadness.
MPD, Secret Service Team Up To Tame Insurance Fraud
You’re paying too much for insurance, and fraud is to blame. However, the Miami Police Department (MPD) announced it has made progress in fighting fraud in Florida.
Dozens Show Up To Reclaim $300,000 In Stolen Power Tools
Dozens of people showed up at the Miami-Dade Northwest Police District on Saturday to see if they could recover their stolen power tools. The tools will be on display again on Sunday.
Black Friday Bargain Hunters Out Early
Bargain hunters lined up early in front of their favorite stores or mall so they could be the first inside to score a Black Friday bargain.
Miami Rescue Mission Provides Feast For Homeless
The Miami Rescue Mission is continuing their Thanksgiving tradition by feeding the homeless.
Man Gets 45 Years For Killing Ex-Wife’s New Husband In Front Of Kids
A man convicted of shooting and killing his ex-wife’s new husband will spend at least 30 years in prison, a judge said Friday.
Rising Water Causes Flood Of Trouble On Miami Beach
For a third day in row there were flooded streets in parts of Miami Beach, but there was nary a raindrop in sight.
9/11 Tribute Run Lures Thousands, Builds Homes For Amputee Soldiers
Thousands of people took on the Tunnel-To-Tower Run on Saturday morning in Fort Lauderdale.






