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CMS Selects New Organ Procurement Provider in South Florida

Originally Published 3 days ago — by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services | CMS (.gov)

CMS has approved Nevada Donor Network to take over organ procurement services in South Florida after decertifying the University of Miami's provider due to noncompliance, ensuring continued organ donation and transplantation services during the transition.

Ohio State Leads CFP Rankings as Indiana and Texas A&M Follow

Originally Published 2 months ago — by AP News

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Ohio State remains at the top of the CFP rankings, with Miami making a significant leap to No. 15 due to their early-season win over Notre Dame, and South Florida re-entering the rankings as the top Group of 5 team. The rankings reflect recent game performances and conference considerations, with the final bracket set to be announced in December.

Father and Daughter Killed in Florida Plane Crash En Route to Jamaica

Originally Published 2 months ago — by AP News

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A Christian missionary father and daughter, Alexander and Serena Wurm, were killed in a plane crash in South Florida while en route to Jamaica for hurricane relief efforts. The aircraft, recently acquired for humanitarian missions, crashed shortly after takeoff, and investigations are ongoing. The Wurm family was dedicated to humanitarian work and their faith, with the father having recently helped deliver aid to Jamaica.

Venezuelans in the U.S. Face Loss of TPS Amid Rising Uncertainty

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Miami Herald

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Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans in the U.S., primarily in South Florida, will lose Temporary Protected Status (TPS) after Friday, risking deportation amid ongoing turmoil in Venezuela. Despite some improvements in Venezuela's conditions, experts argue that it remains unsafe for returnees, especially opponents of Maduro's regime. Many affected individuals have pending asylum cases or work visas, but without TPS, they face potential detention or deportation. U.S. officials and local representatives are calling for solutions to protect these communities.

Memphis Stuns No. 18 USF to Keep Playoff Hopes Alive

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Yahoo Sports

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Memphis staged a dramatic comeback to beat No. 18 South Florida 34-31, with a late touchdown pass from Brendon Lewis to Cortez Braham Jr. and a missed field goal by South Florida as time expired. South Florida's Byrum Brown led a strong offensive effort but couldn't secure the win, snapping their four-game winning streak.

Hurricane Humberto's Path and U.S. Threat Level

Originally Published 3 months ago — by CBS News

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Hurricane Humberto, the eighth storm of the 2025 Atlantic season, has strengthened to a Category 4 but is not expected to impact South Florida directly; it is currently moving northwest and is projected to head towards the Carolinas, with potential indirect marine hazards for South Florida.

Flesh-Eating Bacteria Causes Multiple Deaths in Florida Coastal Waters in 2025

Originally Published 5 months ago — by WPLG Local 10

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A case of flesh-eating bacteria, Vibrio vulnificus, has resulted in one death in Broward County, South Florida, with a total of 11 cases reported across the state in 2025. The bacterium, found in warm seawater and shellfish, can cause severe illness, especially through raw shellfish consumption or open wounds exposed to saltwater. Preventative measures include thoroughly cooking shellfish and avoiding contact with contaminated water or raw seafood.

ICE plans rapid deportations to third countries amid mounting concerns

Originally Published 6 months ago — by Miami Herald

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A new ICE memo allows deportations to third countries with as little as six hours' notice, sparking concern among immigrant communities in South Florida due to the lack of due process and safety guarantees, especially for those with pending asylum claims or no criminal records.

'No Kings' Anti-Trump Protests Planned Across Multiple U.S. Cities

Originally Published 7 months ago — by Miami Herald

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An anti-Trump group called No Kings is planning over 1,800 peaceful protests across the U.S., including several in South Florida, on June 14, 2025, to oppose government overreach and in response to recent law enforcement actions in Los Angeles. South Florida protests are scheduled in Miami, Miami Beach, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Key West, Marathon, and Key Largo, with authorities warning against violence.

Sara's Remnants Bring Rain and Flood Risks to Southeast

Originally Published 1 year ago — by WPLG Local 10

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South Florida is preparing for a weather shift as the remnants of Tropical Storm Sara merge with a cold front, bringing increased rain chances and gusty winds by midweek. While the system is no longer tropical, it will lead to scattered showers and a drop in temperatures, with lows in the upper 50s and highs in the mid-70s expected by the weekend. Residents are advised to prepare for rain midweek and enjoy cooler, drier conditions once the front passes.

Missing Teen's Head Found on Florida Beach, Community Mourns

Originally Published 1 year ago — by ABC News

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A head found on a South Florida beach has been identified as 19-year-old Victor Enrique Castaneda Jr., who went missing while trying to save his sister from a rip current in Miami Beach. Despite rescue efforts, Castaneda was not found until his remains washed ashore. A memorial service was held in his honor, with family and friends celebrating his life and expressing gratitude for community support.