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Fort Lauderdale Bar Owner Asks Officials for ‘Covid Policies That Actually Work'
The co-founder of a hospitality group that runs several restaurants and venues in South Florida has written a public letter expressing his frustration towards local officials’ responses to the coronavirus after one of his bars was shut down. In a public Facebook post, Emilio Guerra, one of the owners of a hospitality company that operates The Wharf Miami and The…
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FIU, Barry University Close Campus Operations Monday Ahead of Tropical Storm Eta
Florida International University and Barry University have shut down their South Florida campuses as Tropical Storm Eta continues to pose a threat to the area. All FIU classes will be cancelled Monday, including remote and online classes. A spokesperson said that members of the university community and neighbors were welcome to park their vehicles on levels 2-4 of FIU parking…
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Where to Watch Live Local Election Coverage: NBC 6 Presents Decision 2020 Digital Newscast
NBC 6 will amplify its on-air election night coverage with digital newscasts that will deliver analysis, information and results about local races in the battleground region of South Florida
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Miami Beach Mayor Urges DeSantis to Reconsider Prohibiting Mask Fines
The mayor of Miami Beach sent a letter to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Sunday urging him to reconsider the emergency order he issued last week that prevents local governments from enforcing a mask mandate. “I urge you to follow the CDC and the mainstream view of doctors and scientists, and reconsider your prior Order prohibiting local governments from enforcing individual…
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Flooding in South Florida Friday
South Florida could be dodging major rainfall through the weekend with temperatures dropping slightly as a result.
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How the Pandemic Changed the Way South Florida Does Business
It has been months since we all locked ourselves in our homes to escape the coronavirus, but it has become clear that we’ve learned a new way to live and work. Recently released sales tax data reveals the extent to which we were forced to change — as consumers and as workers — after the economy shut down last spring….
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More Than 130,000 Pets Adopted During Clear the Shelters Virtual ‘Adopt & Donate'
NBC 6 and Telemundo 51 announced that more than 130,000 pets were adopted from shelters/rescues across the nation during the month-long Clear The Shelters™ 2020 pet adoption campaign. To help individuals and communities continue to practice safe social distancing measures, this year’s initiative took place from August 1 through August 31 and featured virtual pet adoptions. The campaign also made…
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Local Officials Urge COVID Safety Throughout Labor Day Weekend
South Florida officials say they want to avoid another spike in COVID-19 case, and are urging residents to celebrate the holiday weekend safely.
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Hurricane Season in South Florida: Important Phone Numbers and Links to Keep Handy
South Florida counties are prepared with resources, hotlines and evacuation plans in case a storm poses a threat to residents’ safety. Below is a list of important phone numbers and websites that can be used to access county services in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Monroe during a tropical storm or hurricane. Always call 911 in case of a serious…
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Charter Schools in South Florida Reopen With Distance Learning
One of the biggest public charter school operators in Florida surprised parents and teachers by doing an about-face this week on its reopening plans for this coming school year. Charter Schools USA had initially said it would physically open its South Florida schools, but this week officials announced that in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties, the COVID positivity rates are...
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Charter Schools in South Florida Reopen With Distance Learning
One of the biggest public charter school operators in Florida surprised parents and teachers by doing an about-face this week on its reopening plans for this coming school year. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports.
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Clear The Shelters Returns in South Florida With Virtual ‘Adopt & Donate' Campaign
Animal shelters across the country are once again teaming up with NBC and Telemundo stations to find loving homes for pets in need with the Clear The Shelters pet adoption campaign.
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Miami-Dade, Broward Reopening Beaches, Testing Sites After Stormy Weekend
Miami-Dade and Broward will reopen beaches, parks and other recreational spaces Monday that were closed over the weekend due to the looming threat of Isaias. County-operated parks, marinas, beaches and golf courses will open in Miami-Dade and Broward with normal hours of operation, officials said Sunday. Nova Southeastern University is reopening all campuses starting Monday, advising students and employees to…
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South Florida Re-Opening Testing Sites, Other Locations After Isaias
Julia Bagg has more after South Florida dodged a bullet this weekend from the storm and now aims at returning to normal.
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Wet Week: Trail of Moisture Moves Into South Florida Following Isaias
With the passage of Isaias, South Florida will move into a wet forecast pattern due to a trail of moisture moving into the region. Afternoon showers and storms will return Monday until mostly cloudy skies. There should be some sunshine in the morning to start the day, helping afternoon highs to climb into the lower 90s. Tuesday and Wednesday will…
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NBC 6 First Alert Forecast, 8/2/20
First Alert Meteorologist Ryan Phillips has your forecast for Sunday evening.
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South Floridians Brace for Storm, Others Enjoy a Surf
NBC 6’s Derrick Lewis reports from Boca Raton, where some are enjoying Isaias’s strong winds with a dip in the ocean.
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NBC 6 First Alert Forecast– August 2, 2020
NBC 6’s Steve MacLaughlin has your forecast for August 2, 2020.
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Private Schools Adopt Different Reopening Plans, Some Ready Campuses for Students
Reopening schools during this pandemic is a tricky proposition. Both Miami-Dade and Broward County Public Schools have said they won’t bring students and teachers back to their campuses until the counties’ infection rates go down, so likely not until October. But what about the private schools? Today at North Broward Preparatory School, a K-12 private school, NBC 6 found...
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Doubtfulness Over School Reopenings Leads Parents to Seek Distance Learning Help
Unless the pandemic numbers improve dramatically, the next school year is likely to begin with distance learning only, no kids or teachers on campus. Broward County Public Schools superintendent Robert Runcie has already recommended remote learning for at least the first quarter, and Miami-Dade County Public Schools superintendent Alberto Carvalho says that he won’t allow schools to physically open...