Exmilitar cubano habla tras ser deportado por Estados Unidos -T51
Reportaje realizado bajo la guía de Maylin Legañoa durante mi pasantía en Telemundo 51.
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"Se sentía como arena movediza": conocida ‘streamer’ captó en vivo los terremotos en Venezuela
Jugaba en una plataforma online cuando sintió los temblores y su cara de terror fue percibida por su audiencia. La conocida streamer dice que tiene amigos y conocidos que perdieron la vida en el desastre.
"Siempre juntas y nos vamos a morir juntas": anciana y su hija quedan atrapadas por horas en piso 19
Ambas tuvieron que quedar por horas en el piso 19 de su edificio pues la anciana de 80 años no podía bajar y tuvieron que vivir "debajo del arco de una puerta", los dos terremotos y todas las réplicas de la noche y la madrugada.
Las serpientes en primavera
A medida que las temperaturas aumentan en el norte central de Florida, más serpientes están comenzando a aparecer en patios, aceras y en algunos casos, dentro de las casas. Pero antes de entrar en pánico, expertos aseguran que la mayoría de estos encuentros no representan un peligro.
Spring is here, and so are snakes
As temperatures rise across North Central Florida, more snakes are starting to appear in backyards, sidewalks and sometimes even inside homes. But before panic sets in, experts say most of these encounters are nothing to fear.
Lowell Correctional Institution Culinary Competition, 2026
For inmate Tierra Lewis, stepping into the kitchen Wednesday meant so much more than competing. The 37-year-old inmate at Lowell Correctional Institution said participating in the Florida Department of Corrections’ statewide culinary competition represents an important moment in her life.
Mixed reactions Over New Road Project - WUFT News
A long-planned road project in Alachua County is moving forward, bringing better access for some neighbors while leaving others concerned about the loss of long-standing oak trees and the impact on their community.
Police report increase in indecent exposure cases in Gainesville
What began as a quiet evening in her apartment near sorority row on the east edge of the University of Florida campus turned unsettling for Sofia Varon after she stepped outside and came face to face with a man exposing himself. Varon, 21, a public relations senior, said she was leaving with a friend when she turned a corner along a dirt path. The man had been standing naked outside the window touching himself, she said. “No shoes, no shirt, no pants,” Varon said. “He was holding his you-know-what...
The world inside a leaf pile
Leaves seem to be everywhere at this time of year. Though it’s tempting to grab the leaf blower or throw them away, you might want to consider leaving the leaves alone.Trees ranging from Live Oak to Florida elms across north central Florida continue to shed leaves as Spring approaches, resulting in mounds of leaves in yards and gutters. Though the piles of leaves are dead, inside, they're bustling with life.The layers of leaf litter serve as a home to insects, arthropods and microorganisms, espe...
El condado de Alachua extiende nuevamente la prohibición de quemas por alto riesgo de incendios forestales
El condado de Alachua extendió nuevamente la prohibición obligatoria de quemas en todo el condado hasta el 27 de febrero tras revisar las condiciones actuales de incendios forestales. La decisión llega en medio de una sequía prolongada que mantiene a gran parte de Florida bajo condiciones extremadamente secas y con alto riesgo de incendios forestales.
Valentine's day spending - Candy Fontana Verde, WUFT News
Valentine’s Day is approaching and prices are rising, but shoppers and local business owners in Gainesville say they’re still finding ways to celebrate without breaking the bank.
‘It’s freeing’: All-terrain wheelchairs make the outdoors accessible
For some people like Charles “Chuck” Peck, Florida’s nature and wildlife are very special to him. He loves to spend time outdoors and learn about tree species, but arthritis and macular degeneration, which affected part of his eyesight, made it hard for him to walk down outdoor trails like he used to. “I enjoy being part of nature and getting to see the trees and the birds and sunshine again,” Peck said. “I mean this is what Florida's all about and that sitting at home it just was depressing.
Hoggetowne Medieval Faire Preview - WUFT News
Gainesville is getting ready to step back in time this weekend as the Hoggetowne Medieval Faire returns to Depot Park, bringing medieval battles, live entertainment, local vendors and plenty of turkey legs for the whole community to enjoy.
Del alcoholismo a la recuperación - Noticias WUFT
Reportaje especial de serie investigativa de Noticias WUFT.
Gainesville vota por devolver el control de GRU a la ciudad
Reportaje sobre el referendo en Gainesville que busca devolver a la Comisión de la Ciudad el control de GRU, en medio de una disputa legal que podría retrasar la implementación de los resultados.
Cambio de hora en Estados Unidos
Reportaje sobre el cambio de horario en Estados Unidos y el debate sobre si debería eliminarse, con enfoque en Florida, las implicaciones legales y cómo afecta la rutina diaria de estudiantes y residentes.
NAHJ Student Newscast 1 (SPA) - JULY 2025
"NAHJ Spotlight Series:Stories That Matter” is the NAHJ students newscast that highlights the importance of students' journalism. This exciting initiative was created to showcase the exceptional work of NAHJ student journalists across the country on a national scale.
Learn more: nahj.org/student-newscast
Learn more: nahj.org/student-newscast
After losing their home to Hurricane Helene, Gainesville family urges early preparation
Zoraida Gil and Edgar Montealegre never imagined Hurricane Helene would hit Gainesville hard enough to destroy their home.In 2024, the storm left them with nothing. They did not have insurance and spent weeks in uncertainty." I lost my footing, I lost my home, I lost my routines, I lost my stability and I had to seek help." Gil said. They were unaware that many insurance companies stop issuing new policies once a storm system becomes active. Thanks to support from FEMA, volunteers and local organi...
Gainesville Officials Urge Early Preparation as Hurricane Season Begins
Gainesville officials outline what residents should do to prepare for hurricane season and explain how the city is getting ready to respond before storms threaten the area.
