Over 60 families in a Miami apartment building face Thanksgiving without electricity or water due to a short circuit caused by air conditioning replacement, leading to a fire. The incident resulted in significant electrical system damage, with repairs expected to take weeks. The City of Miami Fire Department quickly controlled the fire, while Florida Power & Light assessed the damage. Assistance is being provided by the office of Commissioner Manolo Reyes and the American Red Cross, including food purchase cards. The building remains under security surveillance as residents await solutions.

Eric Trump has joined the debate over a proposed waste incinerator in Doral, expressing opposition due to its proximity to the Trump National Doral Resort. Miami-Dade Commissioner Juan Carlos Bermúdez and Doral Mayor Christy Fraga also oppose the project, citing potential negative impacts on the community. Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava supports the proposal, arguing it is the most economical and safe option. The decision has been postponed, with a vote scheduled for December 3. The debate highlights differing views on environmental and economic considerations.

Miami International Airport anticipates a record number of travelers during the Thanksgiving holidays, with the busiest days expected to be November 30 and December 1. Travelers are advised to arrive early and be mindful of parking availability. The airport expects 1.9 million passengers, marking a 2% increase from last year's record. Nationwide, nearly 80 million Americans are expected to travel by car, benefiting from lower gas prices. Weather disruptions have already caused significant flight cancellations and delays, with additional challenges posed by worker strikes in Charlotte and Los Angeles.

Ozempic and Mounjaro are gaining popularity as effective weight loss medications, scientifically proven to reduce appetite and manage fat and sugar in the body. However, their high cost limits accessibility, with coverage through Medicare and Medicaid only for patients with diabetes or at risk of cardiovascular diseases. The Biden administration proposes expanding Medicaid coverage to over 4 million patients, reducing out-of-pocket expenses by up to 95%. This proposal, requiring a 60-day public comment period, faces potential opposition from Robert Kennedy, nominated by Donald Trump, due to concerns over government spending. Dr. Dadilia Garces emphasizes the importance of combining medication with lifestyle changes for chronic disease management.

Miami International Airport anticipates a record 1.9 million passengers during the Thanksgiving holiday, marking a 2% increase from last year's figures. The busiest days are expected to be November 30 and December 1, with potential parking congestion. Adverse weather has already caused significant flight cancellations and delays nationwide, compounded by air traffic controller shortages. Travelers to or from Charlotte and Los Angeles may face additional disruptions due to worker strikes over low wages, prompting recommendations for patience.

A dramatic police chase in Miami-Dade involving Kevin Paul Prater was captured on body camera footage, showing him fleeing from officers and crashing into vehicles. Prater, who was on probation for a previous robbery, faces multiple charges including aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. The incident also ties into a broader narrative of alleged threats and harassment against his family. Prater's wife sought to clarify the situation but later canceled an interview on legal advice.

A man has surrendered to the Miami Police, taking responsibility for the fatal shooting of 27-year-old Chavley Acanda González in Miami Gardens. The incident, classified as a domestic incident, remains under investigation, with the relationship between the victim and the perpetrator still unclear. The Miami Gardens Police Department is handling the case.

The Aragua Train, a Venezuelan criminal organization, has expanded its operations to at least 16 states in the United States, including major cities like Miami, New York, and Los Angeles. The group is involved in various crimes, including drug trafficking, extortion, and financial fraud. Their presence in the U.S. is linked to the influx of Venezuelan migrants. Despite being designated as a transnational criminal organization by the White House, the group continues to operate due to challenges in cooperation between the U.S. and Venezuela. Recent incidents in Miami highlight the group's violent activities, including murder and robbery.

In San Francisco's Mission District, traffic barriers will be installed on Shotwell Street to address the prostitution issue that has shifted from Capp Street. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency plans to place temporary barriers for 18 months, but residents and Supervisor Hillary Ronen express skepticism about their effectiveness. Ronen suggests more nuanced solutions, such as providing safe alternative work for women or decriminalizing sex work. A lawsuit was filed by residents and business owners against the city for allowing public nuisances to proliferate. Safety concerns remain a priority for local residents like Juan Gallardo.

Fernando Alonso highlights the key challenges Aston Martin F1 faces for the Spanish Grand Prix, focusing on tire degradation and qualifying position. The team aims to gather data from recent upgrades and improve competitiveness. Alonso emphasizes the importance of pit stop strategy and the difficulty of overtaking on the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.