Russian Fleet on The Move to Cuba, U.S. Senator René García Sounds Off – Washington in the Hot Seat Over Looming Threat
A Russian naval fleet, including a frigate with hypersonic missiles, approaches Cuba. U.S. Senator René García criticizes perceived security lapses by the Biden administration and calls for action.
Miami-Dade Departments Respond Proactively to Flash Flood Emergency Amid Torrential Rains
Miami-Dade County mobilizes against flash floods, with Mayor Cava emphasizing proactive measures and public safety. Departments work to protect infrastructure and residents through the use of dams, pump stations, and emergency services.
Search Underway for 8-Year-Old Boy Who Fell into Boynton Beach Inlet, Recovery Efforts Ongoing Amidst Strong Currents
An 8-year-old boy fell into Boynton Beach Inlet during fishing and is now missing, prompting a multi-agency search and recovery mission involving PBSO, PBCFR, BBFR, and the US Coast Guard.
Weather Delay Pushes Marjory Stoneman Douglas High's Infamous 1200 Building Demolition to Friday in Parkland
Demolition of the Parkland school's 1200 building is delayed until Friday due to bad weather. The site, unused since the 2018 shooting, will soon be removed as part of the healing process.
Miami-Dade and City of Miami Firefighters Respond to Separate House Fires, Rescue Dog Amidst No Injuries Reported
Firefighters in North Miami tackled a house fire, while a second blaze occurred in the city, affecting residents and requiring Red Cross aid. No injuries were reported, and investigations are underway.












