Spring break is an institution in South Florida, but two South Florida institutions of higher learning won’t be having it in 2021. The University of Miami and Florida International University both announced that they are canceling the annual reprieve because of the safety risk associated with the spread of COVID-19 if students were to travel […]
The November 3rd General Election is about a month away and the interest in vote-by-mail ballots this year is on the rise. In Miami-Dade, more than 8,000 ballots have already been sent out to registered voters overseas. More than 900 completed ballots have been returned. On Thursday, the county’s elections office sent out more than
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Police are investigating after a body was found floating in a canal Thursday morning in Hialeah. The body was discovered in the area of 84th Street and 21st Lane. Sky 10 was above the scene shortly after 10 a.m. Hialeah police spokeswoman Adriana Quintana confirmed that the body was discovered around 8:30 a.m. by a
FBI spokesman James Marshall confirmed that agents are searching a landfill in northwest Broward Thursday as part of the investigation into missing mother Leila Cavett. Marshall did not disclose what led agents to search the Monarch Hill Landfill at 2700 Wiles Road or whether they have found anything of significance. The FBI, Miramar Police Department,
A homicide investigation is underway after a man was found slain in Fort Lauderdale over the weekend. The incident happened Saturday at 1450 Southwest 8th Court when officers responded to reports of a man in the roadway and found the body of 53-year-old Hee Sung Ahn, Fort Lauderdale Police officials said. A rental car belonging
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Time is running out to fill out your 2020 census. The deadline is Oct. 5, but a judge could order it continue until the end of October. “Blue is good, dark blue is even better,” said Miami-Dade County Commissioner Esteban Bovo. “There are areas that are participating. Yellow is not good.” Bovo, who is running
Days after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s administration ordered Miami schools to open more than two weeks earlier than planned, the Miami-Dade County School Board voted Tuesday evening not to buck the state and to start bringing students back into school on Oct. 5.After hours of discussing the repercussions of rejecting Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran’s directive