Tony Pipitone is an Investigative Reporter at NBC6 Miami. With a focus on commercial and residential real estate, as well as the housing market and real estate development, Pipitone brings extensive experience to his reporting, having won thirteen Emmy® awards and numerous other accolades for his impactful storytelling. He is featured in NBC 6 Miami, where he continues to uncover stories that matter in South Florida.
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By: Tony Pipitone
A state commission that polices judicial misconduct Friday revealed formal charges against an appeals court judge who, it found, “undermined (her) independence, integrity or impartiality” and “demeaned (her) judicial office” by injecting herself into the death penalty resentencing of a Miami-Dade man she originally prosecuted in 2000.
By: Ari Odzer, Tony Pipitone
New details are being learned about 10-year-old Gabrielle Terrelonge, who went missing from South Florida, as the search for her continues.
By: Tony Pipitone
New video shows last month's arrest of the mother of a missing 10-year-old South Florida girl who hasn't been seen in months.
By: Tony Pipitone
Former Miami-Dade Police Sgt. James Hurley Edwards died by apparent suicide in the Federal Detention Center-Miami Monday just days before he faced a minimum 15-year sentence for producing and possessing child sexual abuse videos, his attorney has confirmed to NBC6.
By: Tony Pipitone
A federal jury in Miami has partially sided with rap superstar Megan Thee Stallion in her lawsuit against a Houston-based online commentator.
The Florida Highway Patrol could be seen this week teaming up with federal immigration enforcers to stop and question people in the landscaping business, pulling over their trucks along busy Broward County highways.
By: Maylin Legañoa, Tony Pipitone
Reports of heightened activity by authorities have surged across social media in recent days.
By: Tony Pipitone
State Rep. Robin Bartleman said she'll never forget February 16, 2025, when she heard the Amber Alert for a missing 4-year-old Tamarac girl named Seraphine Gingles.
Prosecutors on Wednesday released video of the interrogation of confessed Stoneman Douglas High School shooter Nikolas Cruz, redacting the substance of his confession as required by Florida law.
By: Tony Pipitone
A federal jury Wednesday found a Miami-Dade police officer did not violate a 16-year-old boy's civil rights in May 2012 when he shot him six times, mistakenly believing an aluminum bat the boy was carrying was a gun.
