Newly released bodycam video captured the graphic moments officers were forced to fire on a knife-wielding man in front of Jackson Memorial<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

An emergency two-bounce landing at Miami International Airport, with fire trucks waiting on the runway, turned out to be just the start of a two-day travel nightmare for Andy and Fran Katz. After the hard landing,

Firefighters are making progress as the brush fire battle enters its fifth day but officials warn we are not in the clear yet.

A North Miami Beach home was destroyed in an overnight fire, authorities confirmed to Local 10 News. Local 10 cameras captured the aftermath of the blaze early Wednesday morning. The home was left completely charred.

More than a week after it started, the blaze that shut down the only two roads in and out of the Florida Keys was extinguished, according to officials.

A small fire broke out at an elementary school in Miami, prompting a swift response from fire rescue. Firefighters were dispatched to<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

A brush fire in southern Miami-Dade grew to an estimated 24,000 acres by Thursday afternoon, prompting officials to close roads and warn the public of the potential for smoky conditions.

The only ways in and out of the Florida Keys were once again closed due to a large brush fire in far south Miami-Dade County Thursday.

Lt. Rafael Fernandez and Firefighter Francisco Camero, whose son died at the drill, were charged with manslaughter for the 2024 incident.

The massive brush fire that burned more than 26,000 acres in southern Miami-Dade County, at times closing the two roads in and out of the Florida Keys, was brought under control, Fire-Rescue

Family, friends and fellow firefighters said their final goodbyes to a veteran Miami-Dade Fire Rescue captain who died last month. Capt. William “Bill” Gustin was a fire veteran of nearly 50 years and had joined the department in 1978,