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Woman in Florida killer clown case released from prison

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www.youtube.com – CBS Miami – 2024-11-02 19:35:24

SUMMARY: Sheila Kean Warren, convicted in the notorious 1990 killer clown case in Palm Beach County, has been released from prison after serving 18 months. She accepted a plea deal in April 2022 for the murder of Marlene Warren, whom she shot while dressed as a clown in Wellington. Remarkably, she married Marlene’s husband afterward. The case went cold until new DNA evidence implicated her in the murder, leading to her arrest in 2017. Despite the plea deal, Warren maintains her innocence throughout the proceedings.

Sheila Keen-Warren spent 18 months in prison and agreed to a plea deal in April 2023 to shooting and killing Marlene Warren in 1990 while dressed as a clown in Wellington.

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Mom arrested for accidentally shooting daughter at Miami-Dade McDonald's out of jail

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www.youtube.com – CBS Miami – 2024-11-24 22:49:57

SUMMARY: A Sunrise mother, 32-year-old Melissa Valom, has been released from jail after an incident where her 15-year-old daughter was accidentally shot. The shooting occurred at a McDonald’s in Northwest Miami during an argument, which Valom initiated. After allegedly threatening a group of people, she dropped her gun, causing it to fire and injure her daughter. Valom faces multiple charges, including aggravated assault and culpable negligence, with a bond set at $5,000 for each charge. Police have video evidence of Valom holding the gun before it discharged. Valom has been barred from contacting the victims.

CBS News Miami’s Anna McAllister has the latest on the case.

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Future of baseball in Tampa Bay

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www.youtube.com – ABC Action News – 2024-11-24 12:00:29

SUMMARY: The Rays’ efforts to secure a new stadium in St. Petersburg have hit a major setback. The proposed deal is now likely dead after delays and political opposition from local officials, including Pinellas County Commissioners and the St. Pete City Council. Rays co-president Brian Auld criticized the delays and lack of support, particularly from new commissioners who oppose the funding. St. Pete Mayor Ken Welch pledged not to ask taxpayers for more money and vowed to meet with the Rays to explore alternatives. Meanwhile, the possibility of the Rays never returning to Tropicana Field remains, with repairs deemed uncertain and costly.

This week the bluntness of baseball business became all too clear when the Rays suspended their deal and the county delayed funding to build a new stadium. ABC Action News reporter Erik Waxler reports on what we learned this week and where the ball may drop next.

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South Florida 8 a.m. Weather Forecast for Sunday 11/24/2024

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www.youtube.com – CBS Miami – 2024-11-24 07:21:51

SUMMARY: The weather in Miami is currently beautiful but chilly, with a clear blue sky as hurricane season has ended. Meteorologist Casey Sherman reports that temperatures were in the 50s over the weekend but are slightly warmer today, with Miami at 60 degrees and the Keys in the mid-60s. A warming trend is expected over the next few days, with highs reaching 77 degrees, although still below average for the season. High pressure will keep conditions dry, with some cloud cover expected but no rain. A detailed 7-day forecast will be provided shortly.

South Florida lows have fallen into the middle and upper 50s Sunday morning.

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