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Miami-Dade teachers, students learning how make most out of AI
MIAMI - Artificial intelligence is everywhere and only becoming more and more a part of our everyday lives.This year, teachers and some students in Miami-Dade County are learning how to use it and many of them say you should too. Students at Southwest Miami Senior High School can now take part in a four-year magnet focusing on technology and AI. "Everybody. Everybody uses it. Some people just don't realize it," said Rudy Perez, who teaches courses as part of the program about AI and says he sees a growing value in it."AI is not going to go anywhere. It's just going to continue...
JT Money Will Receive Special Proclamation From Miami-Dade County
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Sheriff: 12-Year-Old Died After Being Given Smoothies for Injuries
A mother and stepfather are charged for allegedly treating a 12-year-old's life-threatening injuries with smoothies. A Florida jury returns a verdict for Susan Lorincz. (8/16/24) Fore more crime and trial news coverage, visit Court TV
Apartment construction surges nationwide and in South Florida
U.S. apartment construction is expected to hit a historic high of more than 500,000 new units this year, a new study from RentCafe found, and South Florida is helping lead the surge. The influx represents a 9% increase compared to last year and a 30% jump from 2022. The Miami...
Man killed after hit by USPS truck in Miami
MIAMI — A man was killed after getting hit by a car in southwest Miami early Friday morning.Shortly after 4:35 a.m., Miami Police were called out to the intersection of Southwest 27th Avenue and 26th Street in the neighborhood of Silver Bluff Estates about a man struck by a USPS truck.Miami Fire Rescue responded to the scene, where they pronounced the man dead, police told CBS News Miami. Police also said the USPS driver remained on the scene.A USPS spokesperson told CBS News Miami that the agency offered condolences to the man's family as Miami Police investigated the circumstances leading up to the crash. "The U.S. Postal Service and its employees are deeply saddened by the loss of a member of our South Florida community," the spokesperson said.
Pedestrian fatally struck in Coconut Grove
COCONUT GROVE, FLA. (WSVN) - Miami Police are investigating a crash in the area of SW 27th Avenue and SW 26th Lane in Miami that claimed the life of a man. According to Miami Police, there were reports of a male pedestrian was struck in the street around 4:30 a.m., Friday morning.
la Madeleine signs deals to open new cafes in three US states
La Madeleine, a French café and bakery brand, has announced agreements with three franchise groups for the development of new locations in Florida, Tennessee, and Texas, marking a significant expansion in the Southern US. The new restaurants are scheduled to open during the next three years. The first of...
Florida Forecast: Relief from Heat as Temperatures Dip Below 75°F This Weekend
Tampa, FL – Tampa Bay residents can expect a break from the persistent summer heat this weekend as cooler temperatures roll in, bringing some much-needed relief. The National Weather Service in Tampa Bay forecasts a drop in dew points, resulting in lower morning temperatures on Saturday. The majority of the region will experience temperatures in the low to mid-70s, with Brooksville likely seeing the coolest morning in the area.
Impact of Hurricane Debby on North Florida Citrus
High wind speeds were prevalent when Hurricane Debby passed through the North Florida region last week. Perry, Florida, received the brunt of those winds. According to Lisa Strange, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Extension agent in Taylor County, wind speeds were recorded at 80 miles per hour. It led to some citrus trees toppling over. Others reported similar damage throughout the cold-hardy citrus region.
SWFL contractor expands services, nears $50M in revenue
Key takeaway: Extreme Companies of Florida is on an eight-year growth tear, from painting to demolition to roofing. What started with one unit in 2016 now has four divisions, 200 employees and nearly $50 million in annual revenue. Core challenge: The uncertain economy makes projections and planning complicated for the...
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