April 26, 2021 – Bugle Miami

Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie Returns To Work Less Than A Week After Arrest

BROWARD – Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie is back at work. His return comes less than a week after he was charged with perjury. The charges stem from testimony about school safety funding tied to the grand jury investigation into the 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. The state says in order to prepare his […]

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Truck stolen from Miami air conditioning company

Local / Newsroom

MIAMI – A truck has been taken from a South Florida business. Surveillance video captured the crime at an air conditioning contractor company in Miami Sunday night. Crooks drove off with a box truck. “I’m hoping they catch the thieves and bring them to justice, you know. The vehicle is replaceable but you know, we

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Continental Europe Could Allow U.S. Tourists Back this Summer

Lifestyle / Newsroom

American tourists could soon be visiting continental Europe again, more than a year after the European Union restricted travel to the 27-nation bloc to a bare minimum to contain the coronavirus. EU officials said Monday they are completing plans to allow Americans back this summer, depending on the course of the outbreak on both sides of

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Oscars 2021: See the complete winners list

Entertainment / Newsroom

After an unusually long wait since the last Academy Awards ceremony (14 and a half months), in a year that put everyone and everything on hold, the Oscar statuettes were finally matched with their forever homes. And several of them went to a movie about a woman whose home became her van and the open road. Although

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New sushi bar Paperfish opens in Miami’s Brickell area

Entertainment / Newsroom

MIAMI – Paperfish is the new sushi bar and izakaya with the red torii gate in Miami’s Brickell area. It is open for its first weekend with a mix of Japanese and Peruvian cuisine. The new restaurant with a cherry blossom tree-lined dining room and a terrace with soft-lit paper lanterns and draping plants is on

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Conor McGregor lookalike jailed for using fighter’s name to sell drugs

Sport / Newsroom

This guy is “notorious” for something very different. A Conor McGregor lookalike was sentenced to nearly three years behind bars — after impersonating the MMA fighter while dealing drugs in England, according to reports. Mark Nye, 34, was pulled over last February in Surrey by officers who spotted him trying to dump a package of illegal

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Florida’s Demings addresses reports she may challenge DeSantis or Rubio

Local / Newsroom

Rep. Val Demings, D-Fla., is “seriously considering” running for Senate or governor in Florida. “I am seriously considering running,” Demings told “The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart.” “I have received calls and texts and messages from people all over the state asking me to run because they feel that they are not represented and their voices are not

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Elon Musk says ‘bunch of people will probably die’ during Mars mission

Local / Newsroom

Elon Musk has admitted that “a bunch of people will probably die” in the race to get to Mars. The SpaceX pioneer made his blunt prediction as he laughed at how his planned Mars mission was being seen as “some escape hatch for rich people.” “You might die, it’s going to be uncomfortable and probably won’t

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In Miami Beach, a falcon patrols the streets, warding off bird attacks

Local / Newsroom

In broad daylight, along the restaurants and stores on Miami Beach’s 41st Street strip, pedestrians, bicyclists and even scooter drivers have come under attack. The culprits: aggressive birds. Boat-tailed grackles nesting in the palm trees above the sidewalk on Arthur Godfrey Road have in recent weeks been diving at the heads of passersby, including a

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Caught on camera: Fist fights break out at Miami International Airport, Gate D14

Local / Newsroom

Fist fights broke out Sunday afternoon in the American Airlines terminal of the Miami International Airport. Video shot by a person inside the terminal shows the melee near gate D14 involving two different groups of people. A witness told Local 10 News that the scuffle started over seats available on the plane and that seven

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