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A top Delta Air Lines executive is leaving to lead the company that owns Outback Steakhouse
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A high-ranking Delta Air Lines executive whose impending departure was announced last week has been named CEO of Bloomin’ Brands, which owns Outback Steakhouse and several other restaurant chains. The Florida-based dining company said Monday that Michael Spanos will start his new job Sept....
Audit report recommends changes to Florida's property insurer of last resort
(The Center Square) —The Florida Auditor General recently released an audit report on the state-owned Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and made several recommendations to improve customer service while ensuring it remains fiscally buoyant. The insurer covers dwellings, structures, personal property, rentals and additional living expenses. Citizens have established underwriting guidelines for each line of business for agents to use when preparing and reviewing insurance applications. These agents must submit all accurate and complete applications in compliance with the requirements. ...
South Florida's extreme heat causing seasonal affective disorder, but help available
MIAMI - In South Florida, extreme heat is causing issues like seasonal affective disorder. This can affect your daily life, but help is available if needed.At Zoo Miami, grandparents Elzbieta Wnuk and her husband Stanislaw Wnuk played with their grandson and persevered through the heat."It's incredible and it's hard to endure out here," said Elzbieta. CBS News Miami's team of meteorologists confirmed that we are dealing with the hottest weather on record in South Florida. Experts warn that South Florida's extreme heat can lead to something more serious. It's called seasonal affective disorder. While many people think that's something those in the...
Florida Man Arrested After Boarding Plane With Bloody Head
A recent arrest in Florida has sparked questions about how a couple was forcibly removed from a plane. The incident, which took place in the popular tourist state, left passengers stunned. Given the multiple chaotic situations American Airlines has faced recently, this bizarre episode comes as no surprise to the public.
Murder suspect accused of burying body in North Lauderdale backyard wants to bond out
A North Lauderdale man accused of burying a body in his backyard after a murder hopes a judge will give him the chance to bond out of jail. Simon Hand, 25, is charged with the shooting death of Demerian Hudson, 22, back in July of 2022 at Hand’s home, and disposing of the body.
Couple Turn Bagel Time & Bakery into Margate’s Newest Breakfast Hotspot
Luciana Oliveira and her husband, Gilberto Nunes, have fulfilled their dream by owning Bagel Time & Bakery Cafe, a thriving restaurant in Margate that serves breakfast and lunch. They bought the existing Bagel Time earlier this year and have worked hard to make it a successful restaurant. Luciana, from Brazil,...
High-speed crash in WPB kills 21-year-old passenger, another left seriously injured
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — A 20-year-old man from West Palm Beach lost control of his car while traveling at high speeds, leaving one of his passengers dead and another seriously injured. The Palm Beach Sheriff's Office (PBSO) stated that on Sunday at around 8 a.m., a driver...
Will Miami football transfer Cam Ward revive Quarterback U? | Gene Frenette
For more than two decades, the Quarterback U. designation once attached to the University of Miami has been nothing more than false advertising. UM once flourished at the position when the likes of Jim Kelly, Bernie Kosar, Vinny Testaverde, Craig Erickson, Gino Torretta and Ken Dorsey built a dynasty that made the Hurricanes the kings of college football. ...
FHP dashcam captures PIT maneuver on driver who took off during traffic stop in Miami
MIAMI (WSVN) - The Florida Highway Patrol was forced to make a PIT maneuver when a driver took off during a traffic stop. The incident unfolded on Sunday, along State Road 836 at Southwest 87th Avenue in Miami, when an FHP trooper said he pulled over the driver of a white Chevy SUV for speeding and weaving in and out of traffic.
Burglary suspect who cried in viral video after judge recognized him from school is back in jail on similar charges
A burglary suspect who went viral in 2015 after a video showed him breaking down in tears when the judge said she recognized him as one of her former middle school classmates is now back in jail. Arthur Nathaniel Booth, 58, was arrested Wednesday for his connection to a string...
Architecture classes for kids coming to Community Center in September
It's never too early for kids to learn the art of designing buildings and urban planning if they plan to pursue a career in architecture. Future architects, as young as five, can get a headstart starting next month when the Kids Architecture Program (KAP), a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA Miami), brings its architecture curriculum to the Key Biscayne Community Center.
Man Fatally Shot in Miami-Dade's Goulds Neighborhood, Police Seek Information
Earlier today, the Goulds neighborhood in Miami-Dade County was disturbed by the sound of gunfire, which led to the tragic loss of life. A man, whose identity has not been released, was found with multiple gunshot wounds after Miami-Dade Police were alerted to the scene by a ShotSpotter detection system, according to a report by Local 10. The shooting occurred around 2:40 a.m. near the intersection of Southwest 119th Avenue and 224th Street. Despite the efforts of Miami-Dade Fire Rescue personnel, who transported the victim to Jackson South Medical Center, the man ultimately succumbed to his injuries.
This Will Be the Most Important Season in Miami Hurricanes History
Calling this season the “most important” in Miami’s entire history may seem like a clickbait overstatement, but it’s not. The successes and failures of this season will cement the direction of this program for several decades to come. Why? This in all likelihood is Miami’s final audition to earn an invite to the Big Ten and/or the SEC. Failing this audition likely dooms Miami to second-tier alternatives of the Big 12, a diminished ACC, or possibly a return to independence.
Village’s 2023 playground swing lawsuit appears headed for a settlement this week
Key Biscayne officials and the city's attorneys are apparently headed for a settlement in a 2023 lawsuit against the Village. The legal action, filed March 18, 2023, alleges negligence on the part of the Village in connection with a minor's "permanent" injury from a "large, heavy swing" on the playground at Village Green Park.
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