Samantha Sosa

1 week ago | cp24.com | Samantha Sosa

MIAMI BEACH, Florida - First responders from multiple agencies came to the rescue of nearly three dozen people after a yacht began to take on water off the coast of Miami Beach. Cellphone video posted to social media shows the partially submerged vessel off Monument Island, late Saturday afternoon.

2 weeks ago | kesq.com | Samantha Sosa

By Samantha Sosa, Rubén RosarioClick here for updates on this story SOUTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, Florida ( WSVN) - A Southwest Miami-Dade business was turned into a parking spot when a driver lost control of an SUV and went on a crash course right into the building. The smashing stop took place at the Country French furniture store, located on the corner of Red Road and Sunset Drive, near the Shops at Sunset Place, Saturday afternoon.

3 weeks ago | kesq.com | Michael Hudak |Samantha Sosa |Kevin Boulandier

By Michael Hudak, Samantha Sosa, Kevin BoulandierClick here for updates on this story MIAMI ( WSVN) - Two women are speaking out about scary encountera they experienced on the streets of Miami's Brickell section. The bustling South Florida community, known for its luxury high-rise buildings, is now at the center of crime concerns. Savanna Guerra and Cindy Hanna took to social media to detail their experience with who they called "Brickell bums" walking around key spots in the city.

4 weeks ago | wsvn.com | Faith Graham |Samantha Sosa |Kevin Boulandier

DORAL, FLA. (WSVN) - The City of Doral approved an agreement with Immigration Customs and Enforcement to crack down on undocumented immigrants living in the city. The agreement allows the Doral Police Department to carry out certain immigration enforcement tasks under the 287(g) program, which allows state and local agencies to act as immigration officials. The vote came after tense conversation– and at times bickering– between council members and law enforcement officials.

1 month ago | wsvn.com | Samantha Sosa |Phil Ferro

MIAMI (WSVN) - The skies above South Florida opened up, bringing relentless rainfall that triggered several weather warnings and advisories and led a popular music festival to temporarily hit the pause button. The soggy Sunday brought a flood of trouble for downtown Miami. wjere hundreds of thousands of people gathered for the Ultra Music Festival. “Wow, this is crazy. I’ve never seen such a thing; it’s like the sea is in the city,” said an attendee.