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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Miami News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Miami—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Miami News Today is your daily snapshot of what’s happening in your city. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai
Episodes
- Elderly Landscaper Shocked by Live Wire
Elderly Landscaper Shocked by Live Wire
- Trump, Xi Meet: Trade, Taiwan, Iran on Agenda
Trump and Xi meet in Beijing, focusing on trade deals and Taiwan. Xi emphasizes smart handling of Taiwan, while Trump pushes for more US farm goods and planes. Despite tensions, the mood remains positive, with Trump toasting historical tie…
- Kidnapping Suspect Nabbed in Miami-Dade Chase
Florida Highway Patrol apprehended Ronald Kelly, a 29-year-old kidnapping suspect, following a high-speed chase in Northwest Miami-Dade that culminated in a rollover crash. Kelly had allegedly abducted a man in Miami Gardens and fled from…
- CEO Convicted in $1B Medicare Fraud
Brett Blackman, CEO of HealthSplash, convicted in Floridas largest Medicare fraud case, billing over $1 billion for unnecessary orthotic braces. Scam involved kickbacks, fake orders, and coercion of seniors. Blackman faces up to 20 years p…
- Ships Seized, Sunk in Strait of Hormuz: Fears Rise
Unidentified assailants seize a ship near UAE, towing it towards Iran, while an Indian vessel sinks off Oman after an attack. These incidents escalate tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening global oil supplies and market stability.…
- Brothers Killed Defending Sister, Suspect Charged
Two brothers, Jaheim and Gianni Pierre, died in Miami while defending their sister. Antwan Carter has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder in connection with their deaths. The family is seeking community support for funeral…
- Lawyers Rock for Vets in Hollywood
Broward County attorneys participated in a fundraiser for homeless veterans at Boston Johnnys. The event featured lawyers rocking out for vets in Hollywood.
- Man Near-Drowns in West Miami-Dade, Saved by Good Samaritans
A man in West Miami-Dade was saved by good samaritans after nearly drowning. This story is featured on Miami News Today.
- Daughter Saves Mom's Life with Liver Donation
Adrianne Fazio donated a portion of her liver to her mother, Traci Seery, who was diagnosed with cirrhosis. Both mother and daughter recovered well after the successful transplant. Traci was given 15 years to live without a transplant befo…
- Man Rescued from Fort Lauderdale Apartment Fire
A man was rescued from an apartment fire in Fort Lauderdale. This event is reported by Miami News Today.
- Habitat for Humanity Completes BBI Village in Fort Lauderdale
Habitat for Humanity has completed the BBI Village in Fort Lauderdale. This news is covered in the Miami News Today podcast.
- Reality Star Pratt Polls Second in LA Mayoral Race
Reality TV star Spencer Pratt is polling second in the Los Angeles mayoral race. He is challenging current mayor Karen Bass and gaining traction ahead of the June 2nd primary. This report is an automated, high-level news summary based on p…
- Margate Shooting: Non-Life-Threatening Injuries, No Arrests
A shooting occurred in Margate, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries. No arrests have been made in connection with the incident. This information is provided by Miami News Today.
- Bobby Cox: Baseball Legend Passes Away
Legendary Atlanta Braves manager Bobby Cox passed away at 84. He was known for his old-school style, fierce loyalty, and leading the Braves to 14 straight division titles and a World Series win in 1995. Cox achieved 2,504 wins, 4,508 games…
- Florida Teen Missing: Kamiya Richardson
This episode from Miami News Today reports on the disappearance of Florida teen, Kamiya Richardson.
- Boat Explosion in Miami: 15 Rescued, 11 Injured
A boat explosion in Miami led to 15 people being rescued and 11 injured. This episode of Miami News Today provides details on the incident.
- Fort Lauderdale Air Show: Beating the Heat
The Fort Lauderdale Air Show is taking place this weekend, featuring military jets. Attendees are seeking ways to stay cool, and organizers have provided water stations and medics.
- Cuban Man Convicted for ICE Car Attacks
A Cuban man, Robyn Argote-Brooks, has been convicted for damaging ICE vehicles in San Antonio. This case is part of Operation Take Back America and is presented as a high-level news summary based on public reporting.
- Sunrise Fire: Quick Response Saves Neighbors
This episode of Miami News Today reports on a fire in Sunrise. A quick response from emergency services saved neighbors.
- Boat Explosion Near Haulover Sandbar Sends 15 to Hospital
15 people were hospitalized after a boat explosion near Haulover Sandbar. This incident is reported by Miami News Today.
- Dolphins Rookie Minicamp: Deals, Battles, and New Picks
Dolphins rookie minicamp covers contract expectations, position battles for wide receivers and defensive players, and quarterback challenges. The general manager's draft pick is defended, and undrafted tryout players face tough competition…
- Diver Struck by Boat in Florida, Investigation Underway
A diver was struck by a boat in Florida, prompting an ongoing investigation. This incident was reported on Miami News Today.
- Teacher Faces Charges for Alleged Minor Relationship
A Miami teacher, Leroy Wright Junior, has been arrested and faces charges for alleged sexual misconduct with a minor. The school district is initiating termination proceedings.
- Ron Magill Retires After 46 Years at Zoo Miami
Ron Magill, a conservationist and spokesperson at Zoo Miami, has retired after 46 years. He will continue his work as a Goodwill Ambassador and Conservation Liaison, focusing on wildlife protection and student scholarships.
- Norovirus Outbreak on Caribbean Princess Cruise
A norovirus outbreak has occurred on the Caribbean Princess Cruise. The ship is undergoing deep cleaning and hand sanitizing as a result.
- Alabama's Redistricting Law Sparks Protests, Midterm Battle
Alabama Republicans have passed a new redistricting law. This action has led to protests and legal challenges, intensifying the redistricting battle ahead of the midterm elections.
- Rescuer's Race Against Volcano in Indonesia
Rescuers in Indonesia are searching for missing persons, including Singaporeans, after the eruption of Mount Dukono, having recovered one body. Seventeen climbers have been evacuated with some minor burns, and authorities are reminding the…
- Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship: A Survivor's Perspective
A hantavirus outbreak on a Dutch cruise ship has led to confirmed and suspected cases and fatalities. A survivor from 2002 shares his experience battling the virus and emphasizes the importance of understanding it.
- Frontier Flight Clips Pedestrian, Evacuates Safely
A Frontier Airlines flight in Miami was involved in an incident where it clipped a pedestrian. The flight was subsequently evacuated safely.
- Fire at Sunrise Apartment Complex; All Safe
A fire broke out at the Sunrise Apartment Complex. Fortunately, all residents are confirmed to be safe.
- Fort Lauderdale Air Show: High-Speed Thrills
The Fort Lauderdale Air Show is currently taking place, featuring military jet displays such as the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and F-22 Raptors. The event celebrates America's 250th birthday and has attracted tens of thousands of attendee…
- Teacher Arrested for Sex Crimes at Miami Jackson
Leroy Wright, a teacher at Miami Jackson Senior High School, faces sex crime charges involving a minor, including offenses against students by authority figures and unlawful sexual activity with a minor. He was arrested Friday and is due i…
- Kimora Mosley Missing: Fort Lauderdale Police Seek Help
Fort Lauderdale Police are requesting public assistance regarding the disappearance of Kimora Mosley. This report from Miami News Today covers the details of the case.
- Missing 10-Year-Old Kimora Mosley: Fort Lauderdale Police Need Your Help
This episode of Miami News Today reports on the missing 10-year-old, Kimora Mosley. Fort Lauderdale Police are seeking public assistance in her search.
- Bank of America: No Rate Cuts Until 2027
Bank of America has revised its forecast, anticipating no federal interest rate cuts until 2027. This decision is influenced by ongoing inflation, a resilient job market, and global events such as the Iran war and new tariffs. Fed official…
- Homeowner's Horror: Facebook Marketplace Robbery
A homeowner was robbed during a late-night Facebook Marketplace laptop sale after the suspect chose her address. She is enhancing security, and police recommend using public exchange zones and trusting instincts during online sales.
- 15 Beagles Find New Homes in South Florida
Fifteen beagles from a Wisconsin research lab have been relocated to South Florida. They will receive necessary medical care and training, with the goal of finding them foster homes.
- Florida's FIRE Act: Blocking Foreign Influence
Florida
- Canvas Hack: Florida Schools Secure Student Data
South Florida schools responded quickly to a cyberattack on the Canvas Learning Platform, working to secure student data and protect their networks. This summary is based on public reporting.
- Teacher Arrested on Serious Sex Crime Charges
Miami News Today reports on the arrest of a teacher facing serious sex crime charges.
- Brickell Residents Fight Bay Trash Dumping
Residents of Brickell are actively opposing the dumping of trash into Biscayne Bay. They are calling for increased efforts to protect the ecosystem and enforce anti-littering regulations, even with state funding and patrols in place.
- Tengi's CT Scan: Hope for Malayan Tapir's Recovery
The episode discusses Tengi the Malayan Tapir, focusing on its recent CT scan which offers hope for its recovery. This update comes from the Miami News Today show.
- Brightline High-Speed Rail Faces Cash Crunch
Brightline's high-speed rail service is facing financial challenges, including $4.7 billion in debt and $2.2 billion in interest. Despite this, the company is proceeding with expansion plans to extend service from Orlando to Tampa. Riders…
- Miami-Dade's Inclusive Prom: Greatest Night Ever
Miami-Dade schools organized an inclusive prom, themed 'The Greatest Prom on Earth,' for students with special needs, focusing on those with autism. The event included a king and queen crowning, dancing, dining, and socializing, with accom…
- School Employees Arrested for Illegal Basketball Tournaments
Broward County school employees Brandon Wesley and Cedric Smith are accused of operating an unauthorized illegal basketball tournament, collecting entry fees and profits. This incident is part of a pattern, with four other staffers previou…
- Warren Sapp's City Hall Clash: Pretrial Supervision
NFL Hall of Famer Warren Sapp is under pretrial supervision after clashing with City Hall staff over access rules. He faces charges for interfering with police duties and must report by phone twice weekly, with any violations potentially l…
- Miami Dolphins Rookies Hit Field, Eye Playoff Return
Miami Dolphins rookies, including top picks Kadyn Proctor and Will Kacmarek, have started their minicamp with new coach Jeff Hafley. General Manager Jon-Eric Sullivan believes the draft class, focused on linemen and skill players, will bri…
- Broward Schools Hack: Minimal Damage, Major Lessons
Broward County Public Schools are recovering from a cyber hack where minimal data was compromised. Hackers, claiming to possess data from 275 million individuals, have demanded ransom. Universities of Florida and FIU were also impacted, pr…
- Mom Beaten in Parking Lot, Son Witnesses Attack
In Florida, a 23-year-old mother sustained injuries and emotional trauma after being attacked by an elderly couple in a parking lot. Her four-year-old son witnessed the incident. Surveillance footage exists, and legal action is being pursu…
- Death Penalty Sought in USF Students' Murder
Prosecutors seek the death penalty for Hisham Saleh Abugharbieh, accused of murdering USF doctoral students Zamil Limon and Nahida Bristy. Evidence including victims' belongings and blood was found in Abugharbieh's apartment.