It is probably fitting that Miami football legend Edgerrin James will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this weekend with former Indianapolis Colts teammate Peyton Manning. James will become the first Hurricanes running back and ninth alum overall to be indicated into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. James who is part […] Miami football legend Edgerrin James set to … [Read more...] about Miami football legend Edgerrin James set to become first Hurricanes RB in Pro FB HOF
Miami football in good spot for Markeith Williams ahead of August 11 commit
According to Andrew Ivins of Inside the U, the Miami football program is in a good spot to receive a commitment from four-star safety Markeith Williams. Williams will announce his college commitment on August 11 at 7 PM ET. Williams is the 242nd ranked player, 17th safety and 28th in Florida in the Class of 2022. Ivins also […] Miami football in good spot for Markeith Williams … [Read more...] about Miami football in good spot for Markeith Williams ahead of August 11 commit
Miami Heat: 3 reasons why Dedmon and Strus were the perfect signings
The Miami Heat were very active on the first day of free agency. They made a few big moves, but also a couple of smaller ones. Kyle Lowry, PJ Tucker, Duncan Robinson, and Jimmy Butler dominated headlines. However, Dewayne Dedmon and Max Strus also returned to the team amidst all the madness. Dedmon inked a […] Miami Heat: 3 reasons why Dedmon and Strus were the perfect signings … [Read more...] about Miami Heat: 3 reasons why Dedmon and Strus were the perfect signings
Drones, Money Pitched To Bolster Red Tide Efforts In Florida’s Gulf Coast
TALLAHASSEE (CBSMiami/NSF) – Drones could be used to monitor red tide, and money should be set aside to offset local costs of removing fish killed by toxic algae blooms, state wildlife officials said Wednesday as they look to manage future outbreaks. Members of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said more proactive measures are needed because red tide … [Read more...] about Drones, Money Pitched To Bolster Red Tide Efforts In Florida’s Gulf Coast
Hospitals Forced To Postpone Procedures Due To Blood Shortage
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Shower Standards: How Often Should You Shower In Order To Keep Yourself Clean?
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Flight Delays, Cancelations Frustrating Passengers At South Florida Airports
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Family Of Parkland Victim Joaquin Oliver Celebrating Son With 21-Hour ‘Guac-a-Thon’
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With Record Number Of Deaths, Addressing Florida Manatee Woes Could Take Time
TALLAHASSEE (CBSMiami/NSF) – Winter will come before water-quality issues can be fully addressed to help threatened manatees, which have already experienced a record number of deaths this year in Florida waters. With more than 840 manatee deaths reported in the state this year, members of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday expressed a need for … [Read more...] about With Record Number Of Deaths, Addressing Florida Manatee Woes Could Take Time