SUMMARY: A deadly crash occurred in Miami Gardens involving an 18-wheeler and a pickup truck. A tow truck responded but could not extract the semi, which remained lodged on top of the pickup. Investigators are on the scene, and the truck was likely departing from a nearby Publix Distribution Center when it collided with the pickup. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue reported that no one was hospitalized, but one individual from the pickup did not survive. Miami Gardens Police are now in charge of the investigation. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

Morgan Rynor reports the force of the crash left a pick-up truck lodged under the Publix 18-wheeler.

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SUMMARY: A 6.8 magnitude earthquake shook the southern coast of Cuba today, following recent hurricanes and power outages. The US Geological Survey confirmed the epicenter was about 25 miles south of Bamaso. Although residents in Jamaica and Miami felt the tremors, there are no reports of injuries or significant damage. Footage from Bickle shows a chandelier swaying due to the quake. Miami officials reassured locals that the city did not experience any tremors or aftershocks, and the USGS found no impacts in South Florida. An in-depth analysis of tropical activity is expected later.

People in Jamaica and Miami reported feeling the quake on Sunday morning.

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SUMMARY: In Florida, both recreational marijuana and abortion protections failed to pass, despite majority support among voters. Capital reporter for Saunders reports that 57% wanted these measures, sending a clear message to Governor Ron DeSantis and lawmakers against abortion bans. State Rep. Anna Eskamani urges for moderation of the current six-week abortion ban, while DeSantis Chief of Staff James UTM remains non-committal about legislative changes. Florida GOP Chair Evan Power believes the abortion issue is settled but sees potential for discussions on marijuana legislation. CEO Kim Rivers remains optimistic about finding common ground for future proposals despite the recent defeats.

Marijuana and abortion were both on the ballot in Florida and both failed to pass. But it is not over yet. Capitol reporter Forrest Saunders reports on what’s next in the fight for recreational pot and reproductive rights.

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