A man in his 50s died early Tuesday morning from severe head injuries after being struck by a car while riding his bicycle in Miami. The incident occurred around 5:30 a.m. near Southwest 27th Avenue and 22nd Street. According to police, the man was riding against...
Woman Gives Birth at Miami International Airport with Help of Multiple Agencies
A woman gave birth Tuesday evening at Miami International Airport, assisted by personnel from several agencies, including Miami-Dade Fire Rescue. Paramedics responded to the scene in the airport's departures area around 5 p.m. after receiving a call about a woman in...
Marco Rubio: From West Miami to Secretary of State?
Marco Rubio, a rising Republican star from South Florida, could soon be appointed U.S. Secretary of State under President-elect Donald Trump, placing him fourth in line for the presidency. Rubio, 53, began his political career in 1998 as a city commissioner in West...
Headless Horror: Human Remains Wash Ashore on Key Biscayne
A chilling discovery rocked the tranquil shores of Key Biscayne on Tuesday morning. A human head washed up on the beach behind the Key Colony II Ocean Sound condominium building. Local authorities, including Miami-Dade police homicide detectives, swiftly responded to...
Multiple Women Married To Same Man Involved In Shooting Dispute
A 22-year-old Miami woman, Lareine Barbie Cruz, is facing charges of attempted second-degree murder and displaying a firearm while committing a felony. She allegedly shot another woman in the neck during an argument over a man they were both involved with. The victim...
Stockpiling Essentials: Miami Residents Prepare for Hurricane Season with Urgent Supply Runs
Living in Miami, I'm no stranger to the hustle and bustle that comes with preparing for a storm. As the news of an impending hurricane spreads, the city transforms into a whirlwind of activity. Neighbors exchange tips on the best places to find bottled water, and...
Stay Informed: Navigating Miami’s Emergency Communication Channels for Safety
Living in Miami means embracing the vibrant culture and stunning beaches, but it also requires staying prepared for unexpected emergencies. With hurricanes and tropical storms often making headlines, it's crucial to know how to access reliable information when you...
Powering Through the Storm: Miami’s Energy Infrastructure Preparedness Explained
Living in Miami, I've learned that preparing for storms is just part of life here. With hurricanes sweeping through the region almost every year, our energy infrastructure faces its fair share of challenges. It's fascinating to see how this vibrant city gears up to...
Miami Evacuation Orders: Residents Urgently Scramble Amid Hurricane Threat
As I watched the news this morning, my heart went out to the residents of Miami. Evacuation orders have been issued, and the city is buzzing with urgency as folks gather their essentials and make their way to safety. It's a scene that's become all too familiar during...
Hurricane Milton’s Impact: How Miami Businesses Brace for Economic Disruptions
As Hurricane Milton barrels toward Miami, the city's vibrant business community braces for potential disruptions. I've seen how hurricanes can shake up daily life, but they also bring out the resilience and adaptability of local businesses. From bustling cafes to tech...
Preparing for the Worst: Miami’s Emergency Management Plans Revealed
Living in Miami means embracing the sun, sand, and vibrant culture, but it also means being prepared for the unexpected. From hurricanes to flash floods, the city faces its share of natural disasters. It's essential to understand how Miami's emergency management plans...
Miami Residents Share Stories: The Human Cost of Hurricanes and Their Lasting Impact
When you think of Miami, you might picture sun-drenched beaches and vibrant nightlife, but there's another side to this city that often gets overlooked—the human cost of hurricanes. Living in Miami, I've seen firsthand how these powerful storms can upend lives,...