Miami Cargo Chaos Looms As Coast Guard Clamps Down On Haiti Ships
The U.S. Coast Guard will require vessels that visit Haiti to boost security and document measures before entering U.S. waters, beginning June 22, 2026. The move aims to protect ports while Haiti grapples with gang attacks at its seaports.
FPL Buries Lines, Boasts Faster Hurricane Comebacks As Storm Season Opens
FPL says undergrounding, stronger poles and smart‑grid gear have helped crews restore power faster after recent storms as hurricane season begins. Officials point to 2,000 miles of undergrounding and new automation tools.
Tri-Rail Staff Tapped As Trackside Lifesavers In New 'Are You OK?' Push
Tri‑Rail and Henderson Behavioral launched an "Are You OK?" campaign funded by a $56,500 federal grant to train frontline staff to spot people in crisis and reduce track deaths. The program pairs posters and hands‑on training with referrals to local services.
Miami Beach Slaps Freeze On Water Hikes As $1 Billion Repair Bill Looms
A 4–3 commission vote paused proposed utility hikes, but the city still faces more than $1 billion in pipe, pump and flood projects. Officials are weighing bonds and tax shifts to avoid saddling residents with higher bills.












