➤ Central Florida: Tropical Storm Sara dissipated after moving through Mexico. Weather models indicate that moisture remnants from the storm will combine with an oncoming cold front, bringing rain to Florida around Wednesday. (See Video)
➤ Ormond Beach: A Missing Child Alert issued Sunday for 4-year-old Waylon Childs ended in tragedy when the boy’s body was recovered by the Volusia Dive Team in Central Park, where he had gone missing. (More)
➤ Martin County: Commissioners have decided to pause construction of a controversial 5G cell tower following opposition from residents of the Parkwood community. (See Video)
➤ Miami-Dade: A group seeking to open a new Muslim cemetery is finding resistance from neighbors who oppose rezoning the area. The proposal has been discussed in two zoning board meetings but has not yet gone to a vote. (See Details)
➤ Miami Beach: A vigil was held this weekend for the 19-year-old swimmer who drowned after saving his sister from a rip current on Key Biscayne. The event included fireworks, and two Miami-Dade fire rescue boats shot water high into the air to honor the teen. (See Video)
➤ Statewide: The university system’s Board of Governors will receive a report next week on a 2023 law ending agreements and partnerships between universities and seven “countries of concern,” including China, Iran, and Cuba. (See Details)
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