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Florida man sentenced to 25 years in killing of son’s neighbor over dog poop dispute
MIAMI (WSVN) — A Kendall man who shot and killed his son’s neighbor during a dispute about a dog has been sentenced to life with a mandatory minimum of 25 years in prison, ending a nine-year legal battle with a court outburst directed at the victim’s widow.
Florida election officials warn of false rumor about ballot markings days before the state’s primary
NEW YORK – An unfounded claim that election workers will invalidate ballots by writing on them is prompting election clerks in Florida to correct the record ahead of next week’s state primary. Clerks in Collier and Escambia counties, home to Naples and Pensacola, are reassuring voters that the...
"Creature from the Black Lagoon," in talks for revival, has Florida roots
Seventy years after it debuted in theaters, "Creature from the Black Lagoon" seems to be making a comeback. According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Saw" and "The Conjuring" creator James Wan is in talks with Universal to remake the 1954 film about a swamp monster known as "Gill-man" and the scientists trying to study him.
Cold front brings temporary humidity relief
SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Showers and storms were scattered plentifully throughout the area Thursday, in large part thanks to a cold front that passed through. Friday, that front will stall just to our south, but a few lingering showers are still possible in its wake. 30% chance of rain, and afternoon high temperatures in the low to mid-90s.
'MAGA' campaign mailer faces backlash with claims it misleads
A campaign mailer that some say incorrectly implies that the listed candidates all have the endorsements of former President Donald Trump, Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Brevard Republican Executive Committee has local Republican officials and some candidates steaming mad. "It's fraudulent and it's deceptive and it's very sleazy, in my opinion," Brevard Republican Executive Committee Chair Rick Lacey said. ...
Women's Soccer Secures a Victory Over FGCU for their First Win of the Season
Fort Myers, Fla. – The FIU Women's Soccer team (1-0) defeated Florida Gulf Coast University on the road, 2-1, in their opening match of the 2024 season on Thursday. The victory marks the first win for the Panthers over the Eagles since the 2010 season, when FIU won 1-0.
Eagles drop season opener to FIU, 2-1
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Florida Gulf Coast University women's soccer dropped its season opener Thursday, falling 2-1 to FIU at Pickering Field. "Fortunately, it is non-conference," head coach Jim Blankenship said. "We've got some work ahead of us. The schedule will not get easier, but we are used to that. It's about getting us right for the conference. We have a long way to go, but we have the talent."
Judge recommends Miami Commissioner Carollo's wages shouldn't be garnished in $63M verdict
A federal judge is recommending that Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo's city salary should no longer be garnished to pay off a $63.5 million court judgment against him. In a court document filed Wednesday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Lauren F. Louis recommended Carollo's motion to end the garnishment of his wages be granted.
These Ultra-Luxe Homes Are in Climate Danger Zones—Why Do People Continue Buying Them?
According to 2023 data from the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, 72% of Americans believe global warming is happening. However, only 42% think it will personally affect them. “There’s much better awareness of climate change generally,” reiterates Michael Berkowitz, executive director of the University of Miami’s Climate Resilience Academy and former managing director of the Rockefeller Foundation’s 100 Resilient Cities. “But I still think we have a ways to go in terms of people really internalizing it.” One example can be found in the ultra-luxury real estate market.
HML senior is student representative to Miami-Dade County School Board
Hialeah-Miami Lakes High School Senior Maurits Acosta will serve as the Miami-Dade County School Board’s student advisor this school year. “I decided to run to be student advisor to the board to improve the student experience in our public schools and continue to help develop a culture where the student voice is a top priority for our district,” said Maurits, 17, of Hialeah.
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