Gunfire in Kansas City following Super Bowl Parade
Conflict broke out in Kansas City following Super Bowl celebrations. Gunfire rang out and investigations quickly began. Read more about the effects of this event, as told by Iyontha Williams.
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Officer Injured In Shooting Near American Senior High School
On December 5th, 2022, a Miami Dade police officer gets injured from a shooting near American Senior High School. Read about the timeline of the shooting as written by Bryan Pinero.
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Gunman Opens Fire at Aventura Mall
By Fabiha Faruque Pandemonium unleashed when a gunman pulled out his weapon and opened fire inside Aventura Mall on Saturday afternoon. The Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) revealed that a total of five people were transferred to a local hospital. Three victims sustained non-life-threatening injuries from the shooting, while the other two victims were hurt while…
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One of New Zealand’s Darkest Days
By Michelle Mairena In the hope of finding peace, safety, and new opportunities for his family, Daoud Nabi fled his home country of Afghanistan with his two sons in 1977. Christchurch, New Zealand, then became his home, the home where his sons and grandchildren would later grow up in the alleged safety of a first…
Tragedy Strikes Pittsburgh
By Samantha Jimenez “I just wanted to kill Jews,” said suspected Pittsburgh synagogue shooter to a SWAT officer. Another mass shooting is added to the list of many as we now grieve the loss of citizens to a deadly hate crime. A man entered the Pittsburgh Tree of Life synagogue on Saturday with three handguns…
Chaos in Jacksonville After Shooting in Gaming Tournament
By Roxana Casanueva A national gaming tournament in which gamers come to compete on the video game Madden was not a victory this year, but a tragedy. On Sunday, August 26th, two young men were killed in this competition in Jacksonville, Florida. Taylor Robertson, 27, and Eli Clayton, 22, were “both great competitors and well-loved…
Another Senseless Tragedy
By Sabine Joseph The tragedy that occurred at the Capital Gazette newsroom on Thursday reaffirms the legitimacy of two pressing issues we currently face that many have tried to sweep under the rug: our country has a major gun problem and our journalists are under attack. Jarrod W. Ramos, the suspected shooter, bought the 12-gauge…
“We Want to See Change”: Superintendent Carvalho Speaks on the Liberty City Shooting
By Sabine Joseph “You need to register to vote. You need to push elected officials into defining their positions on many issues, specific to education, gun control, access to guns, mental health issues,” advises @MiamiSup to @MDCPS students pic.twitter.com/dvjoIvEqi4 — The Harbinger (@HarbingerMLEC) April 12, 2018 “You are enlightened, aware. You are powerful. You are…
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March for Our Lives Miami
By Gabriella Licona While many students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High march with Emma Gonzalez in Washington D.C., South Florida residents and other survivors gathered in Parkland, Miami Lakes, Miami Beach, and Pembroke Pines to march. Over 30,000 individuals showed up with posters and ready to march in every location. https://twitter.com/_carocaro/status/977733135143235584?s=21 The largest march in…
Gov. Rick Scott releases a statement on gun restrictions; Sen. Nelson calls it the “bare minimum”
By Veronica Rarick Yesterday, Gov. Rick Scott proposed a significant move for gun control in Florida in the wake of the deadly Parkland shooting last week. The ideas expressed weren’t up to par with what the student activists want after 17 of their friends and teachers were killed. Scott favored raising the minimum age for…