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Posted: Jan 15, 2018 / 04:59 PM CST / Updated: Jan 26, 2018 / 09:44 PM CST

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Time may be running out to mail your ballot depending on where you live

by Brian Entin and Nexstar Media Wire / Oct 30, 2020

MIAMI (NewsNation Now) — In Miami Thursday, ballot drop boxes at voting locations were busy with voters hand delivering their ballots.

“I’m here just to be one hundred percent sure it is going to be counted today. Not to have to check online and see is it counted, is it not. I felt more secure doing this here,” Miami resident Antonio Martinez said.

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Tracking the Tropics: Disturbance has 80% chance of developing over the Caribbean

by WFLA 8 On Your Side Staff / Oct 30, 2020

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA)—The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a new disturbance in the tropics Friday morning.

The system is producing a large area of showers over the Lesser Antilles and eastern Caribbean Sea. It's expected to reach the western Caribbean Sea early next week.

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Jackson neighborhood surprises sanitation workers with ‘Thank You’

by Thao Ta / Oct 29, 2020

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) - A Jackson community stepped up to say 'Thank You' to the people who pick up trash.

The neighborhood association surprised workers Thursday morning with signs and balloons. The community also pooled together donations to purchase gift cards for each worker to buy lunch.

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