December 29, 2020 – Bugle Miami

First case of highly infectious coronavirus variant detected in Colorado

Colorado officials on Tuesday reported the first known case in the United States of a person infected with the coronavirus variant that has been circulating rapidly across much of the United Kingdom and has led to a lockdown of much of southern England. Scientists believe the variant is more transmissible but does not make people sicker. The […]

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City of Miami suspending scooter pilot program to develop new safety requirements and regulations

Local / Newsroom

The City of Miami is making a change to one of its latest and seemingly successful endeavors. Miami is suspending its motorized scooter program, which began in April 2019. The suspension goes into effect on Dec. 30. Viewed as a success to this point, the program has been extended multiple times through City Commission votes.

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CDC Issues New Guidelines for COVID-19 Vaccinations

Local / Newsroom

With inoculations of a second COVID-19 vaccine set to begin Monday across the United States, federal health regulators have issued new guidelines of who should be prioritized in the next round of inoculations. An advisory panel of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention voted 13-1 Sunday to make Americans 75 and older, along

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First Boeing 737 Max plane with passengers departs Miami in nearly 2 years

Local / Newsroom

At 10:32 a.m. Tuesday, American Airlines flew a Boeing 737 Max plane with passengers from Miami International Airport to New York’s LaGuardia Airport for the first time in nearly two years. The Boeing 737 Max was grounded worldwide in March 2019 after its involvement in two fatal crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, which killed 346

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Shaq once had to modify his Ferrari F335 Spider so he could fit inside it

Lifestyle / Newsroom

It’s a well-documented fact that Shaquille O’Neal is one big dude. Besides standing at over seven feet tall, the all-time National Basketball Association (NBA) great possesses one of the most gargantuan frames in the history of the game. While Shaq put his size to great use throughout his 19-year NBA career, being so damn large does come with

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New Florida laws to take effect New Year’s Day

Local / Newsroom

At the start of 2021 Florida’s minimum wage will rise nine cents, but the pay raise isn’t the only change the state will see. The new year will also bring new laws and the end to a century-old Florida industry. Employers will have to begin checking the immigration status of their new hires through the

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Major crash shuts down all lanes of Palmetto Expressway in Miami Lakes

Local / Newsroom

A crash that involved multiple vehicles Tuesday morning shut down all lanes of the Palmetto Expressway off Northwest 154th Street in Miami Lakes. Sky 10 was over the scene at 6 a.m. as one of the vehicles was on top of the median, fully engulfed in flames. Authorities shut down all northbound and southbound lanes

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