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Tragedy in Fort Lauderdale: Teen Swimmer Drowns in Rough Waters

Tragedy in Fort Lauderdale: Teen Swimmer Drowns in Rough Waters

by Michael Wilkins | Apr 22, 2025 | Miami News

A 13-year-old boy from Palm Beach County tragically drowned in rough ocean waters off Fort Lauderdale on Friday. Authorities have identified the victim as Jerry Hyppolite. According to Fort Lauderdale Police, Jerry disappeared near the 800 block of Seabreeze Boulevard...
China Warns of Retaliation Over U.S. Trade Pressure

China Warns of Retaliation Over U.S. Trade Pressure

by Michael Wilkins | Apr 21, 2025 | Miami News

China has issued a stern warning to countries aligning with the U.S. in ways that harm Beijing’s interests, signaling potential retaliation as global trade tensions escalate. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce said Monday that any deal reached “at the expense of...
Is Buying a Home in South Florida Still Worth It?

Is Buying a Home in South Florida Still Worth It?

by Michael Wilkins | Apr 21, 2025 | Miami News

Home prices in South Florida remain steep, with the typical home in Miami-Dade costing around $527,379 and in Broward about $434,019—both well above the national average of $360,000, according to Zillow. Zillow economist Kara Ng explains the surge in prices stems from...
A Steady Hand, A New Life: Breakthrough Ultrasound Treatment Ends 30-Year Tremor

A Steady Hand, A New Life: Breakthrough Ultrasound Treatment Ends 30-Year Tremor

by Michael Wilkins | Apr 20, 2025 | Miami News

After living with Essential Tremor for three decades, 72-year-old Orlando Avendaño can finally hold his hand steady—thanks to a groundbreaking focused ultrasound procedure. Avendaño’s condition had long disrupted his daily life. Simple tasks like eating with a fork...
Remembering Robert Morales: FSU Shooting Victim and Beloved Community Leader

Remembering Robert Morales: FSU Shooting Victim and Beloved Community Leader

by Michael Wilkins | Apr 20, 2025 | Miami News

Robert Morales, a Miami-Dade native and Florida State University (FSU) alumnus, was one of two people killed in a tragic shooting on the FSU campus. The incident left at least six others injured. Morales, who served as FSU’s dining director, was also a co-founder of...

$509 Million in Cocaine Seized by U.S. Coast Guard Offloaded in Fort Lauderdale

by Michael Wilkins | Apr 10, 2025 | Uncategorized

Over 48,000 pounds of cocaine and a small amount of marijuana, valued at more than $509 million, were offloaded by the U.S. Coast Guard at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale on Wednesday. The massive drug bust was the result of a four-month deployment by the USCG...
Concrete Falls from Tunnel Ceiling, Smashes Car Window in Fort Lauderdale

Concrete Falls from Tunnel Ceiling, Smashes Car Window in Fort Lauderdale

by Michael Wilkins | Apr 10, 2025 | Miami News

A South Florida man is demanding answers after a frightening incident in Fort Lauderdale’s Henry E. Kinney Tunnel. Gary Gerbino says a chunk of concrete fell from the tunnel ceiling and crashed through his car’s rear window while he was driving through it on Tuesday....
18-Year-Old Killed in Naranja Park Shooting, Suspect Still at Large

18-Year-Old Killed in Naranja Park Shooting, Suspect Still at Large

by Michael Wilkins | Apr 9, 2025 | Miami News

An 18-year-old man was shot and killed Monday evening following an argument at a park in Naranja, and police are now searching for the suspect. Miami-Dade Sheriff’s deputies responded around 7 p.m. to the park near Southwest 141st Avenue and 264th Street. Officials...
Young Mother Dies After Surgery in Unlicensed Recovery Home; Family Demands Change

Young Mother Dies After Surgery in Unlicensed Recovery Home; Family Demands Change

by Michael Wilkins | Apr 9, 2025 | Miami News

The death of 28-year-old Ahmonique Miller, a new mother from Las Vegas, is under police investigation after she died in an unlicensed post-surgery recovery home in Miami. Ahmonique had traveled with her 19-year-old sister, Kiera Barnes, to undergo cosmetic surgery at...
Miami-Dade Deputy Arrested on Domestic Violence Charge

Miami-Dade Deputy Arrested on Domestic Violence Charge

by Michael Wilkins | Apr 8, 2025 | Miami News

A Miami-Dade Sheriff’s deputy has been arrested and charged in connection with a domestic violence incident, according to court records. Deputy Anthony Zayas is facing a battery charge stemming from the alleged incident. He was released from jail Monday night...
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