The building next to us is gone! Residents panicked 911 calls reveal they initially feared it was an explosion or earthquake as Miami condo collapsed: Death toll rises to 97 and eight remain unaccounted for
Nearly two dozen grim 911 calls from the night of condo building collapse in Surfside, Florida have been released
Police and fire rescue dispatchers across Miami received heavy 911 call volume with desperate pleas to respond to 8777 Collins Ave.
The Miami-Dade Police Department said on Wednesday that they identified another victim, marking at least 96 people who have died
Authorities said 11 people remain missing weeks after the building collapse
A group of local activists once again called out for a clean Dream Act in a press conference on Monday, March 5, date by which the Trump administration suggested congress provide a solution regarding the fate of immigrants enrolled in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
From a podium, DACA recipients who make up the activist group San Diego Border Dreamers spoke on the west lawn of San Diego City College about the importance of the program and to urge lawmakers to pass a Dream Act without any concessions attached as soon as possible.
The event was a response to a deadline which was created by the Trump Administration on Sept. 5, 2017, when the president ended DACA and gave congress six months to reach an agreement over this immigration-related subject.