WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL)

WTVJ is a television station that operates on virtual channel 6 and UHF digital channel 31, based in Miami, Florida. This station is owned by NBCUniversal and is part of the NBC owned-and-operated network. WTVJ is in a duopoly with WSCV, which is channel 51 and serves as the flagship station for the Telemundo network, also owned by NBCUniversal.

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Miami officer accused of hitting wife over 30 time in Sunrise s

18 hours ago | nbcmiami.com | Julian Quintana

A Miami Police officer was arrested in Broward County on Sunday after being accused of beating his wife, police said. Christian Vladimir Sanchez, 29, was charged with domestic battery and robbery without a firearm. During his court appearance on Wednesday, a judge set Sanchez's bond at $50,000. According to Sunrise Police, officers arrived at a home in Sunrise, where they met Sanchez's wife who appeared to have a bloody lip and blood smeared on her teeth.
Miami Police officer arrested after striking wife over 30 times in Sunrise: BSO

23 hours ago | nbcmiami.com | Julian Quintana

A Miami Police officer was arrested in Broward County on Sunday after being accused of beating his wife, deputies said. Christian Vladimir Sanchez, 29, was charged with domestic violence and robbery without a firearm. According to the Broward Sheriff's Office, deputies arrived at a home in Sunrise, where they met Sanchez's wife who appeared to have a bloody lip and blood smeared on her teeth.
Woman arrested again for scamming elderly Miami resident out of jewelry: Police

2 days ago | nbcmiami.com | Julian Quintana

A woman was arrested again after being accused of scamming an elderly resident in Miami out of tens of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry. Katherine Coromoto Angulo-Rivera, 27, is facing additional charges of organized fraud and exploitation of the elderly. She was previously arrested earlier in April. During her court appearance, a judge set Angulo-Rivera's bond to $15,000 and ordered her to stay away from the victim.
South Florida rabbi reflects on his emotional connection to Pope Francis

2 days ago | nbcmiami.com | Ari Odzer

It must be a pretty short list, the number of rabbis who have met with Pope Francis in the Vatican three times. "He taught us something very important, especially me as a Jew: for me to be right, you don't need to be wrong," said Rabbi Mario Rojzman of Temple Beth Torah-Benny Rok Campus. Rojzman brought 47 members of his synagogue to the Vatican to meet the pope in 2017. "And I think they left the Vatican saying we are not the owners of truth, we are the seekers of truth," Rojzman said.
New details released after woman kills husband in Miami Gardens shooting

3 days ago | nbcmiami.com | Julian Quintana

New details were released Monday after a woman accused of fatally shooting her husband in Miami Gardens was arrested. Shaneeka Harris, 40, was charged with second-degree murder. According to Miami Gardens Police, on April 18, officers responded to 19336 NW 46th Avenue after receiving reports of a shooting. An arrest report said that officers saw movement from an upstairs window of a townhouse and ordered everyone to get out.
Broward parents rushed to FSU after deadly shooting

3 days ago | nbcmiami.com | Jamie Guirola |Julian Quintana

Two parents from Broward County rushed to Florida State University to make sure their daughter was OK following a deadly mass shooting. Several students on Saturday gathered at the university for a vigil, where music was played and prayers were said. The mother of 18-year-old Jennifer Jenkins was at the vigil with her daughter and spoke to NBC6. "So she sent us a text and said she was fine, physically, but emotionally, as parents, we drove up," Jacqueline Jenkins said.
Shooting suspect in Fort Lauderdale detained, 1 hospitalized: Police

4 days ago | nbcmiami.com | Julian Quintana

An investigation is underway in Fort Lauderdale Sunday morning after a man was shot, police said. According to Fort Lauderdale Police, at around 4:49 a.m., officers arrived to reports of a shooting in the 300 block of Southwest First Avenue. Once at the scene, officers found an adult male and he was transported to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. His identity was not disclosed. Police said the shooting subject remained at the scene and was detained.
Woman charged with murder of boyfriend in Miami Gardens double shooting: Police

4 days ago | nbcmiami.com | Julian Quintana

A woman accused of fatally shooting her boyfriend in a double shooting in Miami Gardens during a domestic violence incident was arrested on Friday, police said. Shaneeka Harris, 40, was charged with second-degree murder. During her court appearance on Saturday, a judge denied Harris' bond. According to Miami Gardens Police, there was an altercation at a home in the 4600 block of Northwest 193rd Street involving a woman and her boyfriend.
A dreadful déjà vu for Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School grads at FSU

5 days ago | nbcmiami.com | Ari Odzer

Every time there's a school shooting anywhere, it strikes a nerve in Parkland, and over the past 24 hours, the Florida State University students from the community are feeling a dreadful sense of déjà vu. Someone firing a gun on campus, everyone going into lockdown mode, a sense of panic. The graduates from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School know that feeling.
Man who took bloody selfies after stabbing victim to death denied bond: MDSO

5 days ago | nbcmiami.com | Christian Colon |Christian Colón

A South Florida man is charged with stabbing another man over 49 times, burning him and taking bloody selfies after the crime attempted to get out on bond on Thursday. Roiniel Perez, 31, faces second-degree murder with a weapon alongside grand theft and other charges after allegedly leading police on a pursuit on Nov. 17, 2024, according to an arrest report. The suspect was driving the victim's vehicle when the chase came to a crashing end. The moments were caught on surveillance video.