5 Years After July 11: The protest that changed Cuba forever
Cinco años han pasado desde que miles de cubanos salieron a las calles en una protesta sin precedentes que cambió la historia reciente de la…
Rescue stories emerge one week after Venezuela earthquakes as South Florida aid effort continues
One week after devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela, dramatic stories of survival are continuing to emerge as rescue crews search through the rubble and…
Crypto, real estate, watches: How Trump made over $1 billion last year
Running over 900 pages, a mandatory financial disclosure report showed President Donald Trump struck several new veins of wealth last year.
Florida pushes police to step up immigration enforcement
But some agencies, including some of the largest sheriffs and police departments in the state, still aren’t participating.
Concerned about the cost of living in South Florida? We want to hear from you
Our NBC 6 and Telemundo Consumer Teams are taking a closer look at how people living in South Florida are coping with the higher cost of living.
New law expands Florida swimming voucher program
New law expands the age range of eligible children for free swimming classes, from four years and younger to between ages one and seven.
DeSantis designates CAIR, other groups as terrorist organizations
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis wasted little time declaring two Islamic groups, various foreign cartels, and an anti-fascism movement as terrorist organizations on…
Sergei Bobrovsky, goalie behind Panthers’ back-to-back Stanley Cups, signs with Maple Leafs
Two-time Stanley Cup champion goalie Sergei Bobrovsky agreed to a three-year, $21 million contract with the Maple Leafs on Wednesday, leaving Florida behind and…
‘There’s a ton of pride’: Team USA Alex Freeman’s family reflects ahead of match against Bosnia
South Florida’s Alex Freeman made his debut with the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team last year, but is now participating in his first-ever World Cup.
Gov. DeSantis reports little change in net worth
Gov. Ron DeSantis posted a slight change in his net worth as he entered his final year as Florida’s top executive.
Everything to know about Florida’s Isaiah’s Law targeting habitual traffic offenders
Isaiah's Law, a new measure that targets "habitual traffic offenders," went into effect in Florida on Wednesday.