Morning Beat: Miami

Explore the poignant intersection of art and trauma as children from Sderot, Israel, express their experiences of the October 7th massacre through paintings. Dive into the harrowing accounts of Captain Elkana Cohen, an IDF reservist, who reveals the grim realities of the Gaza conflict. Discover how these stories are reshaping the narrative of war and resilience.

In today's episode, we dive into the ongoing police investigation of a tragic hit-and-run in Hialeah, explore the resilience of a diver who turned a shark attack into a story of survival, and update you on Florida's hurricane cleanup efforts. Plus, enjoy a light-hearted moment with a cat teaching a kitten the house rules. Join us for these stories and more.

This week, Florida faces the wrath of Hurricane Milton, leaving communities grappling with destruction and recovery. Amidst the chaos, a rare celestial event graces the skies as the Northern Lights make an unexpected appearance. Meanwhile, a family-owned restaurant fights to rebuild, embodying resilience in the face of adversity.

As Hurricane Milton barrels towards Florida, residents from Tampa to Fort Myers scramble to evacuate or hunker down. With memories of Hurricane Ian still fresh, communities brace for potential devastation, while evacuees seek refuge in South Florida. Meanwhile, a heroic dog in Washington state saves her owner, showcasing loyalty and courage amid chaos.

Dive into the intricate world of a high-stakes murder-for-hire plot involving a South Florida developer, and explore the ripple effects of a port strike threatening our supply chains. Plus, witness a miraculous recovery of a young boy defying medical odds. All this and more on today's episode.

Despite a tough 2024 season, Marlins' president Peter Bendix remains hopeful about the team's future. Meanwhile, a shocking armed robbery at a NW Miami-Dade gas station and a tragic canal accident in Cooper City have local communities on edge. Plus, a hurricane-proof development in Cortez stands resilient against nature's wrath.

Today's episode dives into the latest poll showing Florida's Hispanic voters leaning towards Trump, the potential impact of Amendment 3 on marijuana legalization, and ten new laws taking effect on October 1st. We also explore a tragic pedestrian accident in Tamarac and share heartwarming good news about a photographer's ancient find and kangaroo-saving incubators.

A potential port workers strike threatens to disrupt the U.S. supply chain, impacting holiday shopping and raising prices nationwide. Meanwhile, a major crash on I-95 causes traffic havoc in Miami-Dade, and a local business owner shares his strategies to cope with the looming strike. Plus, a heartwarming victory on America's Got Talent and a groundbreaking black hole photo.

Residents scramble to evacuate an unsafe Fort Lauderdale condo amid structural concerns and Hurricane Helene's wrath. A lawsuit halts the sale of Shohei Ohtani's historic 50th home run ball. Plus, Virginia State Parks go the extra mile for colorblind visitors just in time for autumn.

Miami-Dade residents are up in arms over a proposed new incinerator site, with concerns about health and safety dominating the conversation. Meanwhile, Fort Myers Beach residents brace for Hurricane Helene, learning from past storms to better protect their homes. Plus, Doral enforces new late-night bar regulations following a tragic shooting incident.