North Miami
Coverage of North Miami in the Nexus archive.
- North Miami woman recovering after bullet hits her while she was in bed
A 38-year-old woman named Angeline Jean Elliott was shot by a bullet in her North Miami home while she was sitting in bed last week. Police determined that the incident was an accidental shooting, occurring when her neighbor discharged a gun nearby. After undergoing surgery to remove the projectile, Elliott recovered, and police filed no charges.
- Woman hospitalized after being accidentally shot by neighbor who was cleaning his gun
A woman was hospitalized in North Miami after being accidentally shot by her neighbor while he was cleaning his gun. Paramedics transported her to HCA Florida Aventura Hospital, and police are investigating the incident.
- Strong gusts snap traffic arms on 79th St. Causeway drawbridge as heavy storm drenched South Florida
Strong gusts during a heavy storm snapped traffic arms on the 79th Street Causeway drawbridge in Miami, causing road closures and maritime traffic halts. The storm, which followed a record-breaking 96-degree day in Miami, delivered over two inches of rain in North Miami and significant rainfall across South Florida.
- Surveillance footage captures truck barreling into Lost City Brewing in North Miami
A truck crashed into Lost City Brewing in North Miami, causing significant damage but no injuries. The owners described the scene as a 'war zone' with debris scattered, and the driver was arrested. Cleanup efforts are ongoing as the brewery works to reopen.
- Driver arrested after crashing vehicle into parked cars, front of North Miami brewing company, police say
A driver was arrested after crashing their vehicle into five parked cars and the front of the Lost City Brewing Company in North Miami. Police confirmed the driver was charged with operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver’s license. The brewing company’s structure was assessed as safe.
- ‘It just seemed surreal’: Co-owners deal with aftermath after vehicle crashes into North Miami brewery; driver arrested
A driver crashed into parked cars and a North Miami brewery, causing severe damage. The co-owners of Lost City Brewing Company described the surreal aftermath and confirmed no injuries, while the driver was arrested for driving without a license. The business plans to reopen despite potential damages estimated at $10,000 to $15,000.
- North Miami police accuse Home Depot employee of fraud, grand theft
A Home Depot employee in North Miami, Marvin Colin, 28, is charged with grand theft and organized fraud after allegedly processing unauthorized refunds totaling $5,133.52 between June 6 and July 16. He is being held on a $5,000 bond at Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center.
- North Miami advocate on end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians: ‘Be prepared’
The expiration of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians has left many in North Miami anxious and preparing for potential family separations. Advocates warn of unsafe conditions in Haiti due to gang violence and highlight legal steps to secure guardianship for U.S.-born children. The Department of Homeland Security ended TPS and a family reunification program, despite ongoing concerns about safety in Haiti.
- No injuries reported following deputy-involved crash in North Miami
A deputy-involved traffic crash occurred in North Miami at Northwest Seventh Avenue and 121st Street. Both the deputy's cruiser and the other vehicle sustained damage, but no injuries were reported.
- Trasladan a cinco personas a hospitales tras choque en Northeast 163rd Street
Cinco personas fueron trasladadas a hospitales tras un choque en Northeast 163rd Street, cerca de Northeast 34th Avenue, en el límite entre North Miami y North Miami Beach. Tres víctimas recibieron atención en el Hospital HCA Florida Aventura, otras dos con lesiones menores en un hospital local no identificado, y dos más fueron evaluadas en el lugar sin lesiones. Una persona quedó atrapada en un vehículo.
- 5 taken to hospitals after crash on Northeast 163rd Street
Five people were hospitalized after a crash on Northeast 163rd Street near Northeast 34th Avenue in North Miami and North Miami Beach. Three victims were taken to HCA Florida Aventura Hospital’s trauma center, two with minor injuries to an unnamed local hospital, and two others were assessed on scene with no complaints. The crash involved two vehicles, with one victim trapped.
- Motorcyclist killed in crash involving SUV in North Miami, police say
A motorcyclist was killed in a crash involving an SUV in North Miami, according to police. The incident occurred at Northwest 135th Street and Seventh Avenue, with authorities confirming a traffic homicide investigation is underway.
- Miami, Hollywood thefts lead police to recover bike at North Miami home
A medical student in Hollywood and another individual in Miami had their motorcycles stolen by suspects using a white van with a Comcast sticker. Police recovered one of the bikes in North Miami, but no arrests were made. The stolen motorcycles were linked through the van's license plate.
- 1 hospitalized in stable condition after shooting in North Miami, police investigating
A shooting in North Miami on Friday evening left one person hospitalized in stable condition after being shot in the head. Police investigated the incident near Northwest 119th Street, where a strip mall was taped off for evidence collection.
- Man hospitalized after lightning knocks tree down onto car in North Miami
A man was hospitalized after lightning struck a pine tree in North Miami, causing it to fall onto his Range Rover. Fire rescue crews extricated him using a chainsaw, and he is recovering. Leonce Luma, whose security footage captured the incident, expressed hope for the driver's recovery.
- Man rushed to hospital after tree falls on Range Rover ‘due to severe weather’ in North Miami
A man was rushed to a trauma center after a tree fell on his Range Rover during severe weather in North Miami on Friday morning. The incident occurred near North Miami Avenue and 125th Street, with the tree snapping in half and severely damaging the vehicle. First responders and police were at the scene, though the man's condition remains unspecified.
- South Florida’s TPS recipients face uncertain future as Supreme Court upholds Trump’s authority to strip legal status
The Supreme Court upheld the Trump Administration's authority to revoke Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian nationals, sparking community protests in South Florida. TPS recipients, including Farah Larrieux, fear deportation to unsafe conditions in their home countries.
- UPS driver accused of stealing packages during deliveries, deputies say
A UPS driver named Dennis Millwood was arrested for allegedly stealing packages during deliveries, including one containing a $55,000 Rolex watch. Investigators used surveillance and a controlled operation with GPS-tracked packages to catch him attempting to open a package, triggering a dye pack that stained his hands red.
- North Miami man accused of stabbing victim 7 times
A North Miami man, James Mackenzie, is accused of stabbing another man seven times at his home, causing life-threatening injuries, including a wound to the heart. The victim remains in critical condition, and Mackenzie faces a second-degree attempted murder charge. A folding pocketknife with blood was found in Mackenzie's home, and surveillance audio captured the victim pleading for medical help.
- Man hospitalized after being stabbed in North Miami
A man was hospitalized after being stabbed in North Miami on Thursday morning. Police responded to the 500 block of Northeast 132nd Terrace, where the victim was found with stabbing injuries. The investigation remains ongoing with no arrests or motive disclosed.
- Oficiales de vida silvestre investigan ataque de mapache en North Miami
Oficiales de vida silvestre investigan un ataque de tres mapaches a una mujer en el vecindario Keystone de North Miami. La víctima resultó con lesiones graves tras intentar asegurar un mapache atrapado en su patio trasero, lo que provocó la intervención de la Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC).
- Wildlife officers investigate raccoon attack in North Miami
Wildlife officers in North Miami are investigating a raccoon attack that caused severe trauma to a woman. The incident occurred in the Keystone neighborhood when three raccoons attacked her after a trapped raccoon was handled by a professional trapper. North Miami Council Member Kevin Burns and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission are advising against feeding wildlife to prevent such incidents.
- Passengers safe after vessel sinks behind North Miami home
A vessel sank behind a home in North Miami on Saturday, but all passengers were safely rescued before it submerged. No injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the cause of the sinking.