In 1992, we were glued to our transistor radios or battery-powered TVs as weatherman Bryan Norcross guided us in the aftermath of the devastating Hurricane Andrew. Old school? You bet. Now, when another hurricane strikes, a whole army of technology will attempt to take his place.
Miami-Dade is taking action against a homeless encampment of sexual offenders. Homeless Trust workers alongside city employees and police officers talk to the residents of the makeshift, homeless camp near Hialeah about finding them places to live that don't conflict with county rules on how close offenders can be to schools and parks.
EMILY MICHOTemichot@miamiherald.com
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Getting homeless sex offenders off the streets
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Eclipse gazers gather at the Frost Museum in Miami
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Timelapse from a drone captures the solar eclipse during a baseball game Columbia, S.C.
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Check out the totality of the 2017 solar eclipse from Columbia
