Volunteers, health care workers and doctors participate in a protest against what they say is the city's and county's poor response to helping the homeless during the coronavirus outbreak on April 17, 2020 in Miami, Florida.

COVID-19 Kills 11-Year-Old in Florida As State Reports 10,000 New Cases

The boy's death marks the third coronavirus fatality involving a minor in the state. The other two deaths involved two 17-year-olds.

Miami Tide Continues to Rise, But Politicians Fear Action Will Destabilize Economy

By Nicole Akoukou Thompson
Miami-Dade County in Florida, which is 64.3 percent Latino, is experiencing tidal floods because of fossil fuel emissions and the effects of climate change and global warming. Henry Briceño, a geologist and professor at Florida International University's Southeast Environmental Research Center, is concerned about the rising sea level around Miami Beach, especially when, even on a sunny days, seawater flood through the gutters and storm drains.
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