Deborah Souverain
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Orlando, FL, United States
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Miami announces continued effort to reduce homelessness
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez announced a second grant aimed toward boosting workforce development programs for the homeless. → Read More
North Miami-Dade businesses next to benefit from sewer expansion project
More than 100 businesses in North Miami-Dade will be next to receive sewer system expansions through the county's Connect 2 Protect program. → Read More
Honor Guard to line path for Miami-Dade Detective Cesar Echaverry
Echaverry was shot Monday while trying to arrest a suspect tied to an armed robbery. → Read More
Thousands of bookbags distributed to famlies ahead of new school year
The largest bookbag distribution in South Florida held Friday to help families ahead of the 2022-2023 school year. → Read More
Ribbon-cutting ceremony held for new playground at Gwen Cherry Park
A new playground debuted at Gwen Cherry Park Thursday along with new slides, and a zip line. → Read More
Developer hopes to provide relief to affordable housing crisis
As Miami's housing market remains at the epicenter of the nation's housing crisis, startup developer Bluenest is hoping to provide more options for buyers in Miami-Dade County. → Read More
Fire officials urge people planning DIY fireworks shows for July 4th to play it safe
An average of 250 people seek medical treatment daily from fireworks-related injuries in the days leading up to the July Fourth holiday. → Read More
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue conducting sweeps of fireworks vendors ahead of July 4th holiday
Fire officials urge people to buy from licensed vendors, only but what's legal → Read More
"Operation Dry Water" aims to increase boating safety over July 4th holiday weekend
Coast Guard partnering with FWC, other agencies to enforce water safety → Read More
Affordable rents at renovated apartment buildings in historic Overtown
The project will provide 28 newly renovated apartments at below-market prices → Read More
Florida only state without plans to preorder COVID vaccines for young children
Florida is the only state in the country without plans to preorder COVID vaccines for children as young as 6 months old, following the FDA's decision to approve both Pfizer and Moderna's vaccines. → Read More
Cutler Bay pumps working overtime, flood-damage inspections offered
The Town of Cutler Bay plans to remove several water pumps by Friday after using them around the clock for days to dry out portions of the Saga Bay community that were under several feet of water. → Read More
Days after Tropical system, Cutler Bay continues to deal with flooded streets
Residents still dealing with flooded streets outside of their homes in Cutler Bay's Saga Bay community following heavy rain over the weekend. → Read More
Flood insurance rates expected to soar for thousands of South Floridians as hurricane season begins
June 1st kicks off Hurricane season, and this year hundreds of thousands of homeowners on South Florida will see their flood insurance rate spike. → Read More
Miami Gardens PD investigating double shooting that left bullet hole in bystander’s window
The incident happened along NW 179 Street near 28 Court shortly before 2 a.m. → Read More
SW Miami-Dade Crash, One Dead
A driver apparently lost control and crashed into several palm trees in the median on Miller Drive near 132nd Avenue. → Read More
Gov. DeSantis Signs Measure Designating Nov. 7th As ‘Victims Of Communism Day’
Governor Ron Desantis said while the legislation was not a necessity, he felt his office held a level of “responsibility” in informing future generations of the perils of communism. → Read More
‘They Can’t Be Doing That To People,’ Toddler Dead, Parents Hospitalized After NW Dade Hit-And-Run
A toddler died and her father was critically injured after a hit and run Wednesday night in northwest Miami-Dade. → Read More
Miami-Dade Students Get Glam Help From District’s Prom Boutique – CBS Miami
Several Miami-Dade high school students, along with a school valedictorian who couldn't afford to go to prom, received help from the county's public school district on Wednesday. → Read More
Grieving Mother Speaks Out After Only Son Gunned Down In SW Miami-Dade
When officers arrived, they found a 32-year-old man who had been shot. He was taken to Jackson South Trauma Center where he died. → Read More