Terrell Forney
WPLG Local 10 News
Miami, FL, United States
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Several migrants detained after coming ashore in Broward County
U.S. Border Patrol and members of the Broward Sheriff's Office responded to the incident. → Read More
Parkland shooter back in Broward court ahead of September trial
Under heavy security, Parkland mass shooting subject Nikolas Cruz was back in a Broward courtroom for the first time in over a year. → Read More
Missing mom Leila Cavett investigation leads FBI to landfill
It's Day 1 at the Monarch Hill landfill in Northwest Broward where FBI have set up as part of the investigation into missing mom Leila Cavett's disappearance. → Read More
Police in Miramar investigating woman’s car badly damaged and vandalized with racial slur
A woman in Broward County woke up to find that her car had been vandalized, etched with a shocking racial slur. → Read More
FBI releases images of missing mom in South Florida, confirms other sightings
The FBI, now involved in the disappearance of Leila Cavett, has released surveillance images of a few places where she was seen in the area. → Read More
Local leaders react to Kamala Harris being selected as Joe Biden’s running mate
Presidential candidate Joe Biden announced on Tuesday that Senator Kamala Harris would be his running mate ahead of November's election. → Read More
With voting rights restored, convicted felons visit polls for first time
It was a historic day for a number of convicted felons who were able to cast their ballot for the first time since having their voting rights restored. → Read More
Miami’s historic Vizcaya museum suffering for funds amid coronavirus pandemic
The historic Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is being hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic and there is an urgent call to save the local landmark. → Read More
North Lauderdale family homeless after heavy downpours destroy home
A heavy downpour leaves a North Lauderdale family homeless in the wake of Tropical Storm Isaias. → Read More
Reward for information in girl’s fatal shooting increases to $20,000
Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers announced the reward for information leading to an arrest in the murder of a 7-year-old girl increased to $20,000 on Tuesday. → Read More
Girl’s killer wanted: Miami-Dade offers $15,000 reward
Seven-year-old Alana Washington remained hospitalized on Monday after she was the victim of a drive-by shooting, according to the Miami-Dade Police Department. → Read More
$3,000 reward for info in transgender woman’s murder
Deputies are still searching for the person responsible for killing a transgender woman in Pompano Beach. Now, there’s a $3,000 reward for any of those details that could lead to an arrest. → Read More
South Florida hospitals could be full by the end of month
We are heading toward another healthcare crisis. That is the word from some of the medical professionals who are sounding the alarm, at least privately. → Read More
Want to plan a protest in Miami? You’ll need a permit, police chief says
Miami's police chief says because of the latest surge in COVID-19 numbers, protesters will need to all wear masks, plus there are some other requirements if you want to plan a protest. → Read More
‘Egregious’ behavior gets 2 Miami Gardens officers fired, chief says
Miami Gardens Police Chief Delma Noel-Pratt said Wednesday she decided to terminate two police officers who are under a criminal investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. → Read More
Defunding police a big topic of discussion at Fort Lauderdale City Commission meeting
Fort Lauderdale commissioners met into the night Tuesday, with one of the topics dealing with a suspended police officer. → Read More
Protesters in 3 Broward County cities say they’re not giving up anytime soon
A spiritual message helped set the tone at a rally that reached the steps of the Lauderdale City Hall. → Read More
Broward deputy claims suspension is politically motivated, attorney says
Broward Sheriff’s Office Deputy Ron Thurston, who was hired in 1999, claims his recent suspension over a violation of the department’s social media policy and unbecoming conduct is politically motivated. → Read More
Caught on camera: NFL Players Quinton Dunbar, DeAndre Baker leave Broward County Jail
Two NFL players, accused of armed robbery at a house party in Miramar, leave Broward County jail after posting bond Sunday. → Read More
Coronavirus in Florida: City of Miramar to furlough employees, including first responders
The impact of the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic is now reaching local governments here in South Florida. → Read More