June 7, 2022 – Bugle Miami

Brightline Aims to Carry Holiday Travelers to Orlando by Christmas

Private rail operator Brightline aims to be carrying passengers on its trains to Orlando by Christmas, as the railroad races to complete work of the line from Miami. “You’re going to have the train running [to] Orlando hopefully by Christmas time,” Brightline owner Fortress Investment founder and Co-CEO Wes Edens said at a Washington Post Live event on Tuesday. […]

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University of Miami Breaks Ground On 12-Story Cancer Center

Lifestyle / Newsroom

A groundbreaking ceremony was held by the University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine on June 2 for a 244,000-square-foot Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center – Transformational Cancer Research Building. HOK is the architect. From: The Next Miami Youtube Twitter Instagram

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Disney Dream docks at Port Miami

Local / Newsroom

MIAMI – Disney has made a temporary home in Miami. One of its ships, the Disney Dream, parked at Port Miami, Tuesday morning. It will use that dock until it moves again to Europe, next year. Later this month, the company is preparing to welcome its newest ship, the Disney Wish, which will dock at

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Riley enters offseason looking for ways to improve Heat

Sport / Newsroom

MIAMI – Pat Riley is in his usual place entering the offseason. If there’s a way to make the Miami Heat better, he’s all ears. The Heat president raved Monday about what his team was able to do this season, earning the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference and making the East finals. But that’s

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Witness captures video of road rage shooting in Hallandale Beach

Local / Newsroom

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – Video shows an apparent shooting following a road rage incident in Hallandale Beach Friday morning. Details of what happened are not clear at this time, but Hallandale Beach Police initially reported that a U-Haul driver struck multiple vehicles before coming to a stop at the east intersection of Hallandale Beach Boulevard

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Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio charged with seditious conspiracy over January 6 attack

Local / Newsroom

MIAMI – The Department of Justice is charging Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio with seditious conspiracy in the January 6 attack. Four other leaders were hit with the same charge Monday. These are the most aggressive charges brought by the DOJ against the Proud Boys, and are the first allegations by prosecutors that the group tried

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Miami-Dade Braces for “Sixth Wave” of COVID-19

Local / Newsroom

After the Omicron surge hit Miami-Dade County in January and the seven-day case positivity rate peaked at a whopping 35 percent, COVID-19 cases began a steady week-by-week decline and by mid-March, the rates were at the lowest they’ve ever been: 2 percent seven-day case positivity. For a while, it seemed the end of the pandemic was finally

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Andrea Meza’s incredible flowery dress at Miami Fashion Week, perfect to wear on summer nights

Lifestyle / Newsroom

Andrea Meza attended this year’s Miami Fashion Week wearing a beautiful and elegant pleated floral print dress by designer Benito Santos. The former Miss Universe 2020, wore a beautiful dress with long and wide sleeves with a deep neckline, along with a bag that matched the shades of her outfit. Undoubtedly, an ideal model to

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Backpack ban nothing new, but this time BCPS says it’s a safety measure for end of school year

Local / Newsroom

FORT LAUDERDALE – Starting June 7, students in Broward County Public Schools will no longer be allowed to take their backpacks to school for their last days of school. “One of the most important things right now is just clear the air, I think people are under the false impression that we’re doing this as something

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Man accused of hit-and-run crash that hospitalized 2 BSO deputies faces judge

Local / Newsroom

LAUDERDALE LAKES – The man accused of a hit-and-run crash that sent two Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies to the hospital faced a judge Monday morning. Allan Da Costa is facing several charges, including leaving the scene of a crash and driving with a suspended license. A judge set his bond at $81,000. Deputies say he ran

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