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South Florida Condo Owners Face Financial Strain from Mandatory Repairs

South Florida Condo Owners Face Financial Strain from Mandatory Repairs

by Michael Wilkins | Jan 5, 2025 | Miami News

Special assessments and mandatory repairs are pushing many South Florida condo owners into financial hardship, with some opting to sell their properties. At Springbrook Gardens in Fort Lauderdale, owners chose to sell rather than tackle costly repairs after the city...
Delray Beach Fire Chief Vows to Prevent Future Train Crash Incidents

Delray Beach Fire Chief Vows to Prevent Future Train Crash Incidents

by Michael Wilkins | Jan 2, 2025 | Miami News

Delray Beach Fire Chief Ronald Martin has vowed to enhance safety measures following a crash between a Brightline train and a fire rescue truck on December 28, 2024, which left 13 injured. Three firefighters and 10 train passengers were hospitalized after the fire...
High-Profile South Florida Trials to Watch in 2025

High-Profile South Florida Trials to Watch in 2025

by Michael Wilkins | Jan 2, 2025 | Miami News

2024 has been a year of high-profile criminal cases in South Florida, and 2025 will see several major trials that continue to captivate public attention. Derek Rosa’s Murder Trial 14-year-old Derek Rosa, charged with the brutal murder of his mother, Irina García, will...
South Florida Faces La Niña Winter, Impacting Weather and Hurricane Season

South Florida Faces La Niña Winter, Impacting Weather and Hurricane Season

by Michael Wilkins | Jan 1, 2025 | Miami News

South Florida is transitioning into a La Niña winter as we approach 2025, which could influence the region’s weather patterns, including next year’s hurricane season. After a slow start to the 2024 hurricane season due to elevated wind shear and heat, a weak La...
Dense Fog Advisory Disrupts South Florida on New Year’s Eve

Dense Fog Advisory Disrupts South Florida on New Year’s Eve

by Michael Wilkins | Jan 1, 2025 | Miami News

Parts of South Florida experienced a dense fog advisory early on New Year’s Eve, which lasted until just before 9 a.m. Tuesday. The fog, caused by warm air mixing with cooler Gulf waters, reduced visibility across areas like Broward and Miami-Dade counties,...
Fire Breaks Out at Miami High-Rise, Smoke Seen Billowing from Building

Fire Breaks Out at Miami High-Rise, Smoke Seen Billowing from Building

by Michael Wilkins | Dec 31, 2024 | Miami News

A fire broke out at a downtown Miami high-rise on Tuesday morning, sending smoke pouring from the building as emergency crews rushed to the scene. Miami police assisted Miami Fire Rescue with traffic control near South 3rd Street and South Miami Avenue while fire...
Cooler Days Ahead: South Florida to See a Chilly Weekend

Cooler Days Ahead: South Florida to See a Chilly Weekend

by Michael Wilkins | Dec 31, 2024 | Miami News

If you’re craving a break from South Florida’s typical warmth, this weekend’s cold front is just what you need. Starting Wednesday, a north and northwest wind will bring cooler, drier air from the north, cooling things down gradually through the...
Celebrate New Year’s Eve at These Free Events in South Florida

Celebrate New Year’s Eve at These Free Events in South Florida

by Michael Wilkins | Dec 30, 2024 | Miami News

South Florida is gearing up for a festive New Year’s Eve with several free events perfect for families. Here are some highlights: Miami Beach New Year’s Eve Celebration On December 31, head to the beach between 21st and 22nd Streets for a beachfront...
Man Arrested for Kidnapping 6-Year-Old in Miami-Dade

Man Arrested for Kidnapping 6-Year-Old in Miami-Dade

by Michael Wilkins | Dec 30, 2024 | Miami News

A Miami-Dade man has been arrested after allegedly kidnapping a 6-year-old boy who was playing soccer in his front yard on Saturday. Jose Reynaldo Martinez Reyes, 56, faces charges of kidnapping and interference with custody. Police say the boy was playing with his...
Miami-Dade Approves Renaming Historic Street After Donald Trump

Miami-Dade Approves Renaming Historic Street After Donald Trump

by Michael Wilkins | Dec 26, 2024 | Miami News

Miami-Dade commissioners have officially approved Hialeah’s decision to rename a historic stretch of Palm Avenue to “President Donald J. Trump Avenue.” The vote took place during a meeting on Tuesday, following approval by the Hialeah City Council...
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