Zoo Miami closes after deputies confirm ‘swatting call’
Zoo Miami is currently closed after deputies confirmed that a “swatting call” was made Friday afternoon.
Ross Ketschke is Local 10's Emmy-nominated Capitol Hill reporter, covering South Florida's delegation in Washington, D.C. He closely follows how legislation in Washington impacts our local communities. Prior to joining Local 10, Ross covered state government in Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire, getting up-close access to presidential candidates during the 2024 New Hampshire Primary. He was the leading reporter during the Lewiston, Maine mass shooting in 2023, and worked on investigative stories examining how public policy affects local economies, public safety and the environment. When he is not on Capitol Hill, you can find Ross on the basketball court or ultimate frisbee field.
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Mientras Estados Unidos, Israel e Irán continuaban con ataques, el gobierno de EE.UU. tenía un equipo trabajando en vuelos de repatriación, pero algunos viajeros que regresaron del Medio Oriente dijeron que es necesario hacer más.
War-related flight disruptions continue; U.S. evacuees say travelers need more help
As the U.S., Israel, and Iran continued strikes on Friday, the U.S. government had a team working on repatriation flights, but some travelers returning from the Middle East said more needed to be done.
Mientras que en el sur de Florida era miércoles por la noche, en Israel era temprano por la mañana del jueves, e Irán había comenzado a disparar misiles por sexto día.
While it was Wednesday night in South Florida, it was early Thursday morning in Israel, and Iran had started firing missiles for the sixth day.
Rubio: U.S. struck Iran preemptively to limit casualties
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to speak Monday afternoon on the US-Israeli joint attack on Iran that occurred this past weekend.
Trump sobre Cuba: “Quizás tengamos una toma amistosa”
El viernes, el presidente Donald Trump dijo a los periodistas que “una toma amistosa” de Cuba era una posibilidad.
Trump on Cuba: ‘Maybe we’ll have a friendly takeover’
On Friday, President Donald Trump told reporters that “a friendly takeover” of Cuba was a possibility.
El secretario de Estado de Estados Unidos, Marco Rubio, dijo que su país estaba reuniendo información después de que el gobierno cubano informara que el miércoles hubo un tiroteo fatal relacionado con un barco registrado en Florida.
Rubio reacts to fatal shooting involving Florida-registered boat in Cuban waters
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio responded to the Cuban government’s report about a fatal shooting related to a Florida-registered boat on Wednesday.
Cuban officials: 4 dead, 6 injured after Cuban border patrol stops Florida-registered boat
The Cuban embassy in the U.S. announced on X on Wednesday that four people were dead and six were injured during a shooting after Cuba’s border patrol intercepted a Florida-registered boat in Cuban waters.
Cierre de Seguridad Nacional entra en su segunda semana sin avances en reformas a ICE
Hay estancamiento en el Congreso de Estados Unidos al entrar en la segunda semana de disputa por miles de millones de dólares para la seguridad fronteriza.
Homeland Security shutdown heads into week 2 without progress on ICE reforms
There is a stalemate in the U.S. Congress heading into the second week over billions for border security.
Hillary Clinton criticizes Republicans ahead of Epstein testimony
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is criticizing Republicans ahead of her upcoming testimony in Congress’s investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.
Los miembros del Congreso tendrán la oportunidad de revisar los millones de documentos de los archivos de Epstein sin ninguna redacción.
South Florida congressman sees unredacted Epstein files: ‘What I read was just gross’
Members of Congress are getting the chance to review the millions of documents in the Epstein files without any redactions.