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Elections from local newsrooms

From CBS Miami, Diario Las Américas and Doral Family Journal, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. CBS Miami7 hours ago

    DeSantis denies report he's preparing another presidential run in 2028

    The Washington Post reports that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has contacted a political consultant about a possible 2028 presidential campaign. DeSantis denies the report.

    Also reported byDiario Las Américas

  2. Doral Family Journal10 hours ago

    Maureen Porras Wins Reelection After Doral Recount

    The incumbent councilwoman defeated Fernanda Gomes by just 12 votes in one of Doral's closest municipal races in 2026. A recount conducted Saturday confirmed her narrow lead.

In brief

The short notes of 5AM Miami Gardens’ last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Opioid helpMiami-Dade residents seeking help for opioid addiction can get medication-based treatment and recovery support through Jessie Trice Community Health System’s “It’s Better Together” initiative, a partnership with the University of Miami.

    Miami-Dade residents seeking help for opioid addiction can get medication-based treatment and recovery support through Jessie Trice Community Health System’s “It’s Better Together” initiative, a partnership with the University of Miami. The health system says its services include medication for opioid use disorder in outpatient primary care, support from trained providers and referrals.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: South Florida Caribbean News