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Stop Leaving Dogs in Hot Cars: Four Pets Killed in Florida Since 2020

Stop Leaving Dogs in Hot Cars: Four Pets Killed in Florida Since 2020

By Michael MajchrowiczAugust 16, 2021

At least 31 pets have died as a result of being left in hot cars this year.

Cash-Strapped Miamians Protest FPL Rate Spike

Cash-Strapped Miamians Protest FPL Rate Spike

By Jess SwansonAugust 11, 2021

Cash-strapped Miamians and local activist groups fight FPL’s decision to increase its revenue by $2 billion over the next four years.

Tropical Storm Fred Might Ruin Your Weekend

Tropical Storm Fred Might Ruin Your Weekend

By Alex DeLucaAugust 11, 2021

The National Hurricane Center says the state could start experiencing wind and rainfall beginning Friday.

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More Manatees Have Died So Far in 2021 Than in Any Previous Entire Year

More Manatees Have Died So Far in 2021 Than in Any Previous Entire Year

By Jess SwansonJuly 28, 2021

The 2021 manatee death toll – 866 and counting – is the highest ever recorded in a single year. And it’s only July.

Stinkiest Flower Blooms Again at Fairchild Tropical Botanical Gardens

Stinkiest Flower Blooms Again at Fairchild Tropical Botanical Gardens

By Jess SwansonJuly 20, 2021

It’s been 18 years since a Titan Arum bloomed at Fairchild.

Elsa Strengthens Into a Hurricane :(

Elsa Strengthens Into a Hurricane :(

By Jessica LipscombJuly 2, 2021

If you were hoping Tropical Storm Elsa would let it go this weekend, we’ve got some bad news.

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Tropical Storm Elsa Approaches as Surfside Rescue Mission Enters Week Two

Tropical Storm Elsa Approaches as Surfside Rescue Mission Enters Week Two

By Jessica LipscombJuly 1, 2021

Officials worry the tropical storm could impact operations in Surfside.

Surfside Condo Was Sinking for Years, and So Are Other Miami Structures, Says FIU Prof

Surfside Condo Was Sinking for Years, and So Are Other Miami Structures, Says FIU Prof

By Joshua CeballosJune 24, 2021

The Champlain Towers condo building had been sinking at a steady rate for years, according to research from Florida International University.

Florida’s “Container Mosquitoes” Are Probably Having Sex in Your Backyard

Florida’s “Container Mosquitoes” Are Probably Having Sex in Your Backyard

By Joshua CeballosJune 24, 2021

Summer in Miami means mosquito season.

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Meteorologists Agree: It’s Hot AF in Miami

Meteorologists Agree: It’s Hot AF in Miami

By Jessica LipscombJune 22, 2021

Temperatures in Miami are already breaking records, signaling that this could be one of the swampiest summers in years.

Miami Humidity: Yea or Nay?

Miami Humidity: Yea or Nay?

By Jessica LipscombJune 14, 2021

Even if you’re not a lover of Miami humidity, if you’re a true Floridian, it will always make you feel some kind of way.

Artist Uses Viral Image of Alligator on Pool Float to Highlight Everglades Conservation

Artist Uses Viral Image of Alligator on Pool Float to Highlight Everglades Conservation

By Jessica LipscombJune 2, 2021

The watercolors in “Welcome to the Everglades” symbolize the development and destruction of Florida wetlands.

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Today Begins Pandemic Hurricane Season 2: Electric Boogaloo

Today Begins Pandemic Hurricane Season 2: Electric Boogaloo

By Joshua CeballosJune 1, 2021

Just when you thought life was getting easier, today marks the beginning of Florida’s second hurricane season amid the pandemic.

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About the Wild Monkeys in Dania Beach

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About the Wild Monkeys in Dania Beach

By Joshua CeballosMay 25, 2021

For years, no one knew for sure where the monkeys came from or how they came to drive Dania Beach bananas.

Feds Hit Turkey Point Nuclear Plant With Performance Downgrade

Feds Hit Turkey Point Nuclear Plant With Performance Downgrade

By Izzy KapnickMay 17, 2021

Turkey Point will be subject to elevated scrutiny from federal regulators after a series of unplanned reactor shutdowns.

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North Bay Village Launches “Poop-Free NBV Week” Because People Suck at Picking Up Dog Shit

North Bay Village Launches “Poop-Free NBV Week” Because People Suck at Picking Up Dog Shit

By Jessica LipscombApril 26, 2021

In the tiny municipality of North Bay Village, commissioners are taking bold action against scat scofflaws.

Residents Say Bacardí Housing Development Could Threaten Miami’s Endangered Bats

Residents Say Bacardí Housing Development Could Threaten Miami’s Endangered Bats

By Joshua CeballosApril 14, 2021

Residents near the Calusa Country Club say they have evidence of an endangered bat on the site.

A Bunch of Cars Got Flooded Yesterday — and More Rain’s on the Way

A Bunch of Cars Got Flooded Yesterday — and More Rain’s on the Way

By Joshua CeballosFebruary 17, 2021

The National Weather Service continues to issue flood warnings in Miami-Dade and Broward as storms and showers move inland.

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After Surge in Speeding Boaters, Baby Manatee Found Dead in Coral Gables

After Surge in Speeding Boaters, Baby Manatee Found Dead in Coral Gables

By Alexi C. CardonaFebruary 17, 2021

Already this year, at least 211 manatees have died in Florida, including 12 killed by watercraft.

Meanwhile in Florida, We’re Actually Melting

Meanwhile in Florida, We’re Actually Melting

By Jessica LipscombFebruary 15, 2021

Florida once again absolutely refuses to conform to the national narrative.

Miami Has a New Invasive Species, and It’s Not the Tech Bros

Miami Has a New Invasive Species, and It’s Not the Tech Bros

By Alexi C. CardonaFebruary 11, 2021

Nobody asked for a new bloodthirsty mosquito, but here we are.

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Feds Say Nuclear Equipment Failures Led to Shutdowns at Turkey Point

Feds Say Nuclear Equipment Failures Led to Shutdowns at Turkey Point

By Izzy KapnickJanuary 11, 2021

Industry watchdogs are questioning why so many things went wrong at Turkey Point last summer.

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