December 22, 2021 – Bugle Miami

No charges brought against former Miami officer who slapped woman at airport

A retired police officer will not be charged for slapping a woman at Miami International Airport in June 2020, according to a memo from the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office obtained by The Miami Herald. Officer Antonio Clemente Rodriguez, who was seen hitting a woman in a video that went viral last year, was cleared of all charges. The police department […]

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Dolphins’ Brian Flores addresses injuries, Holland, COVID, Tua, other issues

Sport / Newsroom

Dolphins safety Jevon Holland has not yet cleared COVID-19 protocols and remains sidelined, but two other Dolphins who missed a game due to the virus – receiver Jaylen Waddle and running back Phillip Lindsay – will be able to practice on Wednesday. The Dolphins remain hopeful that Holland will be able to play Monday night

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Military Proposed As Alternative To Jail Time

Local / Newsroom

TALLAHASSEE – Certain criminal offenders could opt for a hitch in the military over jail time, under a proposal filed for the upcoming legislative session. The Senate version of the measure (SB 1356), filed Tuesday by Sen. Darryl Rouson, D-St. Petersburg, would allow people who are 25 years old or younger and face less than

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Miami New Drama musical examines the life of jazz great Louis Armstrong

Entertainment / Newsroom

Among the South Florida shows that had to be put on hold at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic is the world premiere of a musical about jazz great Louis Armstrong. But now, after a nearly two-year wait, Miami New Drama’s production of “A Wonderful World” is running at the Colony Theatre in Miami Beach.

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Miami-Dade expands COVID testing, brings back partial mask mandate

Local / Newsroom

MIAMI – Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava says the county is expanding coronavirus testing as the demand rises and cases surge, but she also pleaded Wednesday for residents to get vaccinated if they aren’t already. “We know that getting vaccinated and boosted is the single most important thing we can do to protect ourselves and our

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Miami notches 4-month streak atop migration interest

Lifestyle / Newsroom

The siren call of South Florida’s beaches and warm weather is still working on homebuyers weighing relocation, according to Redfin. November marked Miami’s fourth consecutive month as the most popular migration location among major metros, according to a report from the company. The net inflow — or the difference between users looking to move into a

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Herro, Robinson each score 26, Heat roll past Pacers

Sport / Newsroom

MIAMI — Tyler Herro scored 26 points in his return from a three-game absence with a bruised thigh, Duncan Robinson tied a season-high with 26 points and the Miami Heat rolled past the Indiana Pacers 125-96 on Tuesday night. Miami tied a franchise record with 22 made 3-pointers, the fourth time the Heat have made

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Ex-Miami Heat player Meyers Leonard sells waterfront Bay Point home

Lifestyle / Newsroom

Former Miami Heat player Meyers Leonard, who was traded from the team earlier this year, sold his waterfront Bay Point home for $11 million. Leonard and his wife, Elle Leonard, owned the home at 741 Buttonwood Lane for a year. They paid nearly $7.8 million for the property last December, which means they flipped it

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Related Group, Merrimac JV plans Miami Worldcenter project, pays $12M for site

Lifestyle / Newsroom

Related Group and Merrimac Ventures are partnering to develop a project at Miami Worldcenter, after paying $12 million for land. Records show an affiliate of Jorge Pérez’s Related Group bought the lots at 601 North Miami Avenue and 25 Northeast Sixth Street. The adjacent parcels total 0.6 acres. The Motwani family’s Merrimac Ventures is a

Miami football program enters COVID protocol, scheduled to arrive in El Paso Sunday for Sun Bowl

Sport / Newsroom

EL PASO, Texas – Tuesday afternoon, Miami Athletics announced that their football program, who is scheduled to play in El Paso on Dec. 31 in the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl, is currently in COVID protocols. It has prompted the Sun Bowl Association to release its’ own statement. According to the release from the school,

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