As we prepare to welcome 2026, we take a look back at the biggest stories impacting Miami Springs in 2025.

COYOTE IN MIAMI SPRINGS
By far, the most viral story of 2025 was the Coyote in Miami Springs. It went national reaching over 700,000 people on Instagram alone.

While the Coyote story went viral, there were far more important matters that happened in 2025. Let’s recap some of the biggest news stories of 2025:
NEW POLICE CHIEF
Miami Springs Police Chief Jimmy Deal retired opening the door for Matthew Castillo to take the helm as the new Police Chief.
Matthew Castillo the New MSPD Police Chief

POLITICS
Cabrera out. Natalie Orbis in at County.
Cabrera resigns after selling Springs property.

New Commissioner:Â Â Natalie Orbis

New City Council takes shape.

2025 Miami Springs Election Results

Monument for Glenn Curtiss.
RV parking…
Council Expands Uses for Gateway Overlay District after Lack of Retail and Restaurants
CRIME
Springs Crime Drops Significantly Thanks to Enhanced Enforcement
62 Year Old Charged with Lewd and Lascivious Molestation of a Child
Miami Springs Police Department Apprehends Suspect in Home Robbery and Assault
Video: Man Sniffing Couch at Young Girl’s Dance Studio in Miami Springs
TRAFFIC / ACCIDENTS
Man Arrested for Leaving Scene of Miami Springs Crash with Bodily Injury
Report: Automated Speeding Tickets Averaging Nearly $5,000 per School Day
OBITUARIES
Remembering Paul O’Dell: A Legacy at Miami Springs Golf & Country Club
Family Sets Up GoFund Me Page for Estuardo Ordoñez who Died in Ohio Car Accident
COMMUNITY
Miami Springs Begins 100 Year Celebration with Jazz Festival
GFWC Miami Springs Woman’s Club’s Second Annual Jail & Bail Raises $6,000 for Childhood Cancer
SCHOOLS
Video Surfaces of Substitute Teacher Confronting Students with a Belt
Congratulations to MSSH Hawks Baseball your new State Champions!
Golden Hawks Championship Parade Celebration Video and Photo Gallery
Edible at Miami Springs Elementary Hospitalizes Student, Leaves Others Sick
BUSINESS
Ray’s Taekwondo Shutting Down After 40+ Years in Miami Springs
























