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Hialeah police capture suspect in series of vehicle burglaries.

A 30-year-old man was arrested following an investigation into a series of vehicle burglaries and a high-speed attempt to flee police in Hialeah, authorities said.

Miguel Gabriel Andres was taken into custody April 13, 2026, and faces charges including burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and fleeing and attempting to elude a police officer.

Andres also faces charges of resisting an officer without violence and reckless driving, authorities said.

Andres is being held on a $33,300 bond.

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Governor, U.S. Senate races in Florida effectively tied in new poll despite fundraising gaps.

#Florida #Elections #FloridaElections #Usa #Alexandernewsshow.

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US on high alert for terror attacks
as Trump’s war hits home.

Islamic Republic will try
to ‘exact revenge’ for
conflict even if Trump
strikes a deal.

U.S. security agencies are on edge as intelligence warnings suggest the Iran conflict is beginning to spill onto American soil, raising fears of attempted retaliation even if diplomatic talks move forward.

Rising threat signals
Officials say the Islamic Republic may try to “exact revenge” for the ongoing war through plots involving sympathizers, cyberattacks, or attempts to strike soft targets. Federal agencies have increased monitoring of individuals with suspected ties to Iran‑backed networks, and local law enforcement has been briefed on elevated risks.

Why the alert level is climbing
- Analysts warn that Tehran often pursues asymmetric retaliation, especially when under military pressure.
- Even if negotiations advance, U.S. officials believe retaliatory plans already in motion may continue.
- Intelligence reports point to a mix of overseas operatives and domestic actors who could attempt attacks without direct coordination.

The domestic impact
The conflict, once viewed as distant, is now prompting heightened security at airports, major events, and critical infrastructure across the country. Agencies stress there is no specific plot publicly disclosed, but the threat environment is described as “active and evolving.”

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NASA NEXT PLANS FOR THE MOON AND BEYOND.

ARTEMIS 2 IS DONE, HERE IS WHEN NASA WILL ACTUALLY LAND ON THE MOON.

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Miami Hurricanes Baseball is on a 4 Game Winning Streak. They Beat Wake Forest, 8 to 0.

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Se despide la cadena de comida rápida más querida del país | Cerrarán las puertas de más de 200 sucursales.

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Miami Lakes woman faces multiple felony charges in alleged car loan scam.

Dunia Sierra, 38, was arrested and charged with organized fraud, grand theft, and vehicle-related fraud following an investigation by the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office Auto Crimes Task Force. Detectives say Sierra claimed to earn $180,000 a month as a restaurant manager — but in reality, she worked as a waitress and cashier.

Between October 4 and October 12, 2023, Sierra allegedly bought 10 vehicles, including a BMW i8, Corvette Stingray, and three Harley-Davidson motorcycles, using falsified loan applications. Investigators call it a “credit bust-out” scheme — exploiting the short window before new loans appear on credit reports to secure multiple approvals.

Sierra remains in custody pending a bond hearing as authorities continue probing the wider fraud ring involving dealership insiders and brokers.

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Man faces charges for molesting children over a period of several years.


A South Florida man is now at the center of a widening criminal investigation after detectives say he sexually molested multiple children over a period spanning several years. According to investigators, the abuse involved more than one victim and allegedly took place in settings where the suspect had repeated access to the children.

Law enforcement officials say the case began when one child disclosed the abuse, triggering a deeper probe that uncovered additional victims and a pattern of long‑term misconduct. Detectives report that the allegations point to repeated incidents rather than a single event, suggesting the abuse may have gone undetected for an extended period.

The suspect was arrested and is facing multiple felony charges related to child sexual abuse. Authorities say more charges could be added as forensic interviews continue and additional evidence is reviewed. Investigators are also working to determine whether there are more victims who have not yet come forward.

Child‑advocacy specialists are assisting with the case to ensure victims receive support and to help investigators document the timeline of alleged abuse. Officials emphasize that cases involving long‑term child exploitation often expand as more information surfaces.

Law enforcement is urging anyone with knowledge of the suspect’s interactions with children to contact authorities immediately. They stress that even small details can help strengthen the case and protect additional victims.

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Scenes of devastation after Israel bombs Lebanon 100 times in 10 minutes.

Lebanon is reeling after one of the most intense bombardments of the conflict, with Israeli forces launching around 100 airstrikes in just 10 minutes, according to regional officials and eyewitness accounts. Entire blocks in southern Lebanon and parts of the Bekaa Valley were left in ruins, with rescue crews digging through collapsed buildings through the night.

Local civil defense teams described the aftermath as “instant devastation”, with multiple villages reporting casualties and widespread displacement as families fled on foot. Videos circulating online show fireballs rising over residential areas, shattered roads, and neighborhoods reduced to rubble.

Israel has not publicly detailed the targets but said its strikes were aimed at “active threats” from militant groups operating inside Lebanon. Lebanese authorities countered that the attacks hit civilian zones and warned the escalation risks dragging the region into a wider war.

As dawn breaks, the scale of destruction is still being counted — but the message from the ground is clear: ten minutes was enough to change entire communities forever.

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Busted Map Puts Brownsville
Cityhood Dreams
On Ice: Miami Dade.


A mapping error inside Miami‑Dade County government has thrown cold water on early discussions about whether Brownsville could pursue cityhood, according to county records and officials familiar with the issue. The mistake — involving outdated boundary layers used in internal planning documents — incorrectly suggested that portions of Brownsville overlapped with neighboring jurisdictions.

County staff later confirmed the map was inaccurate, noting that the affected areas remain fully within unincorporated Miami‑Dade. The correction effectively pauses any momentum behind local conversations about incorporation, since accurate boundaries are a prerequisite for feasibility studies, taxation models, and service‑delivery projections.

Some community advocates have said the mapping issue highlights long‑standing concerns about how unincorporated neighborhoods are documented and prioritized. County officials stated they are reviewing internal mapping protocols to prevent similar errors.

The Brownsville cityhood question is not officially dead — but for now, the county’s own cartography has put the brakes on any next steps.

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