The Latest Breaking News from Miami

‘Mayday, Mayday ... lost engine power.’ What NTSB report says about Haulover plane crash

As a single-engine Cessna began a tragic descent on May 14 near the Haulover Inlet Bridge, pilot Narciso Torres told his air traffic controller peers in Miami Approach Control: “Mayday-Mayday-Mayday ... 54Z, uh, lost engine power. ... I don’t know where I am going to put this down, but I’m…

Miami Herald · Jun 7, 2022

Teen killed in Miami house party ambush. Years ago, dad and stepdad also died by gunfire

MIAMI — Fifteen years ago, Jermaine Johnson’s father was shot to death at a pay phone in Overtown. Years later, his stepfather was also shot to death outside a home in Miami Gardens — as Johnson, then just 12, watched in horror.

Miami Herald · Jun 7, 2022

Florida Driver Thinks C8 Corvette Is Submarine, Conquers Flooded Road

Recent severe flooding in Miami saw roads inundated with deep water, but that didn't stop this Corvette.

Motor1 · Jun 7, 2022

Editorial: In Miami, will new ownership change the conservative bent of the city’s famed 'Cuban radio' market? Maybe

A change may be on the horizon for Miami’s well-known Spanish-language radio market.

Tribune News Service · Jun 7, 2022

Tropical Storm Alex’s remnants will bring more rain to South Florida, forecasters say

MIAMI — The ragged edge of what’s left of Tropical Storm Alex is expected to pass through South Florida this week, bringing more rain and likely more flooding, according to forecasters.

Miami Herald · Jun 7, 2022

Karen Guregian: The Celtics accomplished the mission with a split, but did they really?

Mission accomplished, right?

Boston Herald · Jun 6, 2022

Radio Mambi sold to new media group with ties to national Democrats

MIAMI — Two Latina entrepreneurs — backed by a slew of investors — have negotiated a $60 million deal with TelevisaUnivision to buy 18 Spanish-language radio stations across 10 U.S. cities, including Miami’s Radio Mambi, a fixture of South Florida’s conservative Cuban community.

Miami Herald · Jun 6, 2022

Annette Taddeo leaves Florida governor’s race to run for María Elvira Salazar’s US House seat

Less than a month after her campaign denied she was leaving the Florida gubernatorial race, Miami state Sen. Annette Taddeo is announcing plans to run for Florida’s 27th Congressional District.

Miami Herald · Jun 6, 2022

Should Heat run it back or make changes? Pat Riley offers his thoughts entering offseason

During Pat Riley’s 27 seasons with the Miami Heat, the franchise has won three NBA championships. The Heat has also made nine appearances in the Eastern Conference finals and six appearances in the NBA Finals during that time.

Miami Herald · Jun 6, 2022

Peter King believes Dolphins may push to play in Spain or Brazil

The NFL has never played a game in Brazil.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 6, 2022