miaminewtimes.com reported just weeks after the Miami Beach City Commission approved a ban on late-night alcohol sales and consumption on Ocean Drive despite objections by many restaurant and hotel owners, city officials say the change could be just the beginning of reforms on the iconic boulevard.
And one South Beach hotel owner says that change is long overdue. Mitch Novick, a long-time South Beach resident and the owner of the Sherbrooke Hotel (901 Collins Ave.), says Miami’s famed Art Deco streets have become a “cesspool” of “utter lawlessness.” To prove it, he’s been circulating videos shot from his hotel of twerking, fighting and general bad behavior in the streets. Read Article
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abcnews.go.com / AP reportedThe State Department said Friday it has been forced to suspend the issuance of U.S. passports and visas at its overseas diplomatic missions due to a glitch that has hit one of its computer databases. In a statement posted to its travel.state.gov website, the department said a hardware failure in its Consular […]
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AP reported that authorities in northern Montana have recovered the body of a Canadian man, the last of three foreign tourists who were found dead after going missing during a November fishing trip. The Glacier County sheriff’s office says a deputy spotted the body of 63-year-old Danny Heyland of Lethbridge, Alberta, while patrolling the shore […]
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On 06-25-2014, Patrick R. Minga, plead guilty to attempting to induce and facilitate, for his own financial gain, the travel of an individual from Florida, to Quito, Ecuador for the purpose of that individual to engage in illicit sexual conduct with minor girls. Sentencing was scheduled for November 20, 2014 and continued to February 5, […]
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Chagas has largely slipped under the world’s radar because symptoms often don’t show up for months and years after a person has been infected. digitaljournal.com reported while much of the world’s attention has been focused on Ebola, another disease with equally devastating implications is surging. The CDC estimates that some 300,000 people throughout the U.S. […]
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airforcetimes.com reported the State Department is renewing its global terrorism alert for Americans traveling abroad, saying it sees a heightened risk of reprisal attacks from the Islamic State group and its supporters. In a new “worldwide caution” issued on Friday, the department said terrorist groups continue to plot strikes against Americans and U.S. interests in […]
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americateve.com reported the checkpoint J South Terminal of Miami International Airport was evacuated Friday afternoon after a suspicious package is found.At the moment the bomb squad of the Police Department Miami-Dade was heading to the scene. No flight has been affected by the closure of the checkpoint. Passengers had to pass through there were diverted […]
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latimes.com reported a new aggressive daytime-biting mosquito capable of transmitting debilitating and possibly deadly viruses has been found in the Los Angeles region, officials announced Wednesday. Known as yellow fever mosquitoes, the insects were found Oct. 7 and 8 in Commerce and Pico Rivera, respectively, according to the Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District. […]
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WESH.comDAYTONA BEACH, Fla. —Authorities have charged a strip club manager and two bouncers with beating and robbing a tourist. The men were arrested late Saturday following the Oct. 4 incident at Lollipop’s Gentlemen’s Club in Daytona Beach. The Daytona Beach News-Journal reports a 55-year-old man from Omaha, Nebraska, was left bleeding in an alley with […]
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wdef.com reported a mugging that generic zoloft happened over the weekend makes Chattanooga residents question just how safe they are in the popular area. Chattanooga Police tell us it happened around clomid for conceiving girl 10:00 on Carter Street Sunday night. A witness says canada pharmacy the victim showed up to his nearby hotel covered […]
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