Israel mandates evacuations beyond the buffer zone in southern Lebanon, citing ceasefire violations by Lebanese armed groups. Hundreds flee as fears of renewed conflict with
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Tornadoes and storms devastate Texas, Oklahoma—communities reeling
Deadly storms and EF2 tornadoes tore through northern Texas and Oklahoma, leaving homes destroyed, power outages, and at least two dead as residents begin recovery
King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrive for historic U.S. state visit
Washington, D.C. welcomes King Charles III and Queen Camilla—the first reigning British monarchs to visit the U.S. in nearly 20 years—amid hopes of strengthening ties
Search continues for missing USF grad after boyfriend’s body found
Authorities return to the bay near St. Petersburg in the ongoing search for Nahida Bristy, after her boyfriend’s body was discovered. Their roommate, Hisham Abugharbieh,
Fatal Miami-Dade crash on 135th Street leaves 1 dead, 2 critically injured, neighbors traumatized
The sound of screeching tires echoed down 135th Street, captured by Carlos Tapanes’ home security camera—until it suddenly went silent. Moments later, Tapanes ran outside
Miami-Dade judge orders insurer to cover cancer patient’s $48K treatments
A Miami-Dade judge has ruled in favor of cancer patient Pablo Langsfeld after his health insurer refused to pay for life-saving treatments costing $48,000 every
Mass shooting injures 9 in Bloomington, Indiana near IU Campus
At least nine people were hurt after gunfire erupted outside busy stores and restaurants near Indiana University’s campus. Police say a fight between two women
Deadly crash in Northwest Miami-Dade: Man ejected, neighbors shaken by chaotic scene
A high-speed crash on NW 135th Street left one man dead and two women in critical condition, as surveillance video captures the aftermath and neighbors
Miami Center for Mental Health remains in limbo despite push for it to open
Miami-Dade County commissioners are fond of heaping praise on the Miami Center for Mental Health and Rehabilitation, calling it a groundbreaking facility that will save
Congresswoman Wasserman Schultz decries Florida partisan gerrymandering
In advance of the Florida Legislature meeting next week to redraw congressional districts, Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz is decrying the move as a partisan effort