November 19, 2020 – Bugle Miami

Former Gonzaga standout Kelly Olynyk opts in on final year of Miami contract

Miami forward Kelly Olynyk has exercised the player option on the final year of his contract. The former Gonzaga standout agreed to a four-year, $50-million deal with the Heat in 2017. Olynyk faced a Thursday deadline on his player option. The Miami Herald reported Olynyk is scheduled to make $12.6 million while ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski […]

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2020 Election Day Insights

Entertainment / Newsroom

On Tuesday November 3rd, millions of Americans headed to the polls to cast their vote for who will be the President of the United States for the next four years. Tens of millions had already cast their vote by mail, making 2020 the largest number of votes ever in a Presidential election. Mashable asked Pornhub’s statisticians

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Serial Killer Blamed for 2 Miami Slayings in the 1970s

Local / Newsroom

Two women who were slain in Miami in the 1970s were killed by the United States’ deadliest serial killer, authorities said. In a memo written by an assistant state attorney in Miami-Dade County on Thursday, Karen O’Donoghue, whose body has never been found, and Dorothy Gibson, who was strangled outside a downtown Miami hotel in

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Here you can get free turkeys for your Thanksgiving dinner

Lifestyle / Newsroom

The Christmas spirit arrives with the anticipated celebration of a date that gathers the family around a traditional meal that includes a roast turkey as the main figure. Here’s a list of places in South Florida where you can get free turkeys for your Thanksgiving meal. Thursday 19 November Colorado Rockies pitcher Yency Almonte will

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A new art-ificial coral reef will be installed just off Miami Beach. Emphasis on art

Lifestyle / Newsroom

Dozens of coral-encrusted artificial reefs made from all sorts of junk — sunken freighters, oil rigs, concrete debris from highway, bridge and building demolitions, even combat tanks — lie beneath the surface of Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean along the shoreline of Miami-Dade, where wreck-diving is a popular pastime. And now, coming soon to

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Bicyclist taken to hospital following hit-and-run in NE Miami-Dade

Local / Newsroom

A man has been transported to the hospital after he was struck in a hit-and-run in Northeast Miami-Dade. Friends and neighbors of the victim said he is a local park ranger and was trying to get to a Subway at a shopping center in the area of Ives Dairy Road and Northeast 15th Avenue, Wednesday

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Miami’s Jackson Health System will be among first to receive Pfizer coronavirus vaccine

Local / Newsroom

The Jackson Health System in Miami will be one of the first recipients provided the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. A spokesperson for Jackson confirmed this to Local 10 Wednesday. The first batch in a limited supply is expected to arrive mid-December. The vaccine, which has been reported by the drugmaker as more than 90 percent effective,

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Miami-Dade seeks proposals to develop mixed-use project at Vizcaya station

Lifestyle / Newsroom

Miami-Dade County issued a request for proposals to develop the property next to the Vizcaya Metrorail Station, near the entrance to Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. Proposals are due to the county by Nov. 30 for the 2.6-acre property at 3205 Southwest First Avenue, documents show. The development agreement would allow a multi-phased project to be built

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