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Hurricane Ian tore through parts of Cuba on Tuesday as a major hurricane.

The sunrise brought an unusual sight and smell to a stretch of Miami Beach Sunday morning. A boat with markings indicating that it was based in Havana, Cuba was beached at 69th Street and Collins Avenue in Miami Beach along with the smell of the fuel oil that powered it. It is about 250 miles from Havana to North Beach…

A year after the largest protests in decades shook Cuba’s single-party government, hundreds of people who participated are in prison and the economic and political factors that caused the demonstrations largely remain. Streets and public squares filled with protesters on July 11 and 12, 2021, some answering social media appeals, others joining spontaneously to express frustration with shortages, long lines…

NBC 6’s Julia Bagg has more on how those living in South Florida are remembering the protests and the continued fight for freedom.

Emergency workers continued to hunt through the ruins for other victims as experts began to consider the fate of 19th century building.

More bodies were pulled from the ruins of a luxury hotel in Cuba’s capital Monday, bringing the official death toll of a powerful explosion at the iconic building to 40.

NBC 6’s Kim Wynne has the latest on the deadly explosion that killed more than 20 people in a historic Havana hotel.

NBC 6’s Trina Robinson has the latest after a hotel explosion in Havana, Cuba claimed the lives of at least 9 people.

Authorities believe a gas leak led to an explosion Friday morning that killed at least 43 people at an under-renovation hotel in Havana, Cuba.

A powerful explosion apparently caused by a natural gas leak killed at least 30 people, including a child, and injured dozens Friday when it blew away outer walls from a luxury hotel in the heart of Cuba’s capital.

No information has been released on injuries at this time.