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Eastern Shipbuilding awarded contract to build Fisher Island Community Association ferry
PANAMA CITY − A local shipbuilder recently landed a contract to build a vessel for a South Florida association. In a news release on Wednesday, Eastern Shipbuilding Group in Panama City announced it would construct the newest ferry for the Fisher Island Community Association in the Miami Beach area. The vessel is slated to span about 152 feet in length, and it will boast a 150-passenger capacity.
Predicting ceiling, floor for Miami Hurricanes in 2024 season
It’s year three for head coach Mario Cristobal with the Miami Hurricanes. Now, in a high-pressure job, there are bigger expectations than ever before for the Hurricanes during Cristobal’s tenure, largely thanks to the team’s strong roster. With all of that in mind, Andy Staples welcomed Roddy Jones from the ACC Network onto Andy Staples […] The post Predicting ceiling, floor for Miami Hurricanes in 2024 season appeared first on On3.
Investigation underway after woman found dead in North Miami Beach canal
NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – Police are investigating after they say a woman was found dead inside a North Miami Beach canal Monday morning. According to North Miami Beach police, the woman was found dead in a canal at Snake Creek Park, located at 601 NE 165th St. Authorities...
Ex-Miami-Dade Detective Accused of DUI after On-Duty Crash
A former Miami-Dade detective's world spun out of control after he slammed into a fellow officer's car while allegedly driving under the influence during an on-duty mid-afternoon crash, police said. Victor Manuel Montalvo, 43, struggled to maintain his balance and was caught on body camera footage lying on the ground...
Suspect steals new car during test drive, leads police on high-speed chase
MIAMI (CNN) - A new car test drive turned into a destructive high-speed police chase when police say a prospective buyer stole the car. Authorities say a woman went to a car dealership in Miami on May 9 and made off with a new car while trying it out. Local news reports identified the suspect as 27-year-old Melina Logan.
Miami closes four Bay islands due to boaters’ excessive littering
Memorial Day won't be a day in the sun for boaters hoping to spend a lazy afternoon on either of Biscayne Bay's four spoil islands. The City of Miami closed Osprey Island near Dinner Key, Morningside Island across from Morningside Park, Pace Picnic Island, known as "Teachers Island," and Willis Island near the Rickenbacker Marina and the Rusty Pelican due to the enormous amount of trash visitors left.
Fatal Rollover Crash in North Miami Leaves One Dead, Another Critical, Prompting Road Closures
A tragic scene unfolded in North Miami, as two vehicles collided, leaving one person dead and another fighting for their life. The harrowing accident occurred Thursday afternoon at the juncture of Northwest 7th Avenue and 122nd Street, according to NBC Miami, when two silver SUVs flipped over, wreaking havoc at the busy intersection.
BMW slams into business after crash with pickup truck in Oakland Park
A driver was detained for questioning on Sunday after crashing into a pickup truck and then slamming into a building in Oakland Park. Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a two-vehicle crash, involving a building, near the intersection of East Oakland Park Boulevard and Northeast Third Avenue around 5:30 a.m., according to BSO.
What ER Doctors Want You to Know About Extreme Heat
The heat index hit 112 degrees in Miami this week. Monkeys have been dropping dead amid scorching heat in Mexico. India is experiencing its latest heat crisis. With warmer temperatures comes a greater potential for heat-related illnesses. Rates of emergency room visits for conditions related to heat rose substantially in many parts of the United States last summer, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And weather experts are again predicting above-normal temperatures in much of the country this summer.
Water systems warn Americans could soon see major rate hikes due to ‘forever chemicals’
Exposure to these so-called forever chemicals has been linked to increased risks of prostate, kidney and testicular cancers, weakened immune systems, high cholesterol, and developmental issues in children.
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