The search is on for a shooter after the Florida Highway Patrol says a victim was wounded on I-95 Thursday night in a road rage incident.
Month: November 2025
Traveling for Thanksgiving? Here’s what to expect at MIA
Miami International Airport said it expects Friday, Saturday and Sunday before Thanksgiving to be the busiest days. Source link
Search continues for shooter in Miami-Dade road rage incident
The search is on for a shooter after the Florida Highway Patrol says a victim was wounded on I-95 Thursday night in a road rage
NCAA won’t allow athletes or athletic department staff to bet on pro sports amid gambling scandals – WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale
NCAA athletes and athletic department staff will not be allowed to bet on professional sports after the organization’s membership voted Friday to rescind a rule
Man arrested after fleeing traffic stop in Miami-Dade
The man fled during an attempted traffic stop Friday afternoon, then crashed into a home. Source link
Indian River County sheriff’s deputy killed while serving eviction notice
A 25-year Indian River County deputy was killed and two others were wounded during an eviction in Vero Beach, the agency’s second line-of-duty death in
Meyers Accesso advances 222-unit apartment project with rooftop pool deck in Boca Raton
Meyers Accesso won a Boca Raton board’s backing of its proposed 289,677-square-foot, mixed-use development. The Boca Raton Planning & Zoning Board voted 4 to 0
How FPL’s rate hike impacts fixed-income earners in South Florida
As a retiree on a fixed income living in Sunrise, Marcia Ellis thinks in dollars and cents and kilowatt hours. “I watch how I cook.
Siding with DeSantis administration, judge backs tossing Florida recreational marijuana petitions
Siding with Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration, a Leon County circuit judge on Friday ruled that state officials did not err when ordering supervisors of elections
DeSantis reiterates opposition to Trump administration’s plans for oil drilling off Florida coast: “Weaken protections”
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday reiterated what is bipartisan opposition in Florida to a White House plan to open waters off the state’s Gulf Coast