SUMMARY: South Florida faces an intense heatwave through the weekend with triple-digit heat indices, prompting heat advisories due to high humidity levels. Afternoon temperatures will hover in the low 90s, but the “feels like” temperature will soar to 104-109°F, stressing the body and increasing risks of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Rain chances are low until midweek when 40-50% coverage of afternoon showers and storms, fueled by a surge of tropical moisture from the Atlantic, will provide some relief. The Atlantic remains mostly clear of tropical development due to dust from Africa. Rip currents have eased from high to moderate, but hydration and sun protection remain vital.

CBS News Miami’s Chief Meteorologist Ivan Cabrera says to expect South Florida’s hottest weekend this summer with no rain and …

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SUMMARY: A federal judge modified part of a preliminary injunction against President Trump’s election overhaul executive order. The adjustment restricts the block on assessing citizenship for voter registration forms to only 19 states that sued, not nationwide. However, this has limited practical impact since another judge blocked the mandate across all 50 states in a separate case. The change follows a Supreme Court ruling limiting nationwide injunctions. Other aspects of the initial injunction, including proof-of-citizenship and mail-in ballot rules, remain blocked. The Department of Justice continues to fight the lawsuits filed by Democratic state attorneys general and civil rights groups.

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SUMMARY: A Pasco County mother is demanding answers after a school bus assistant allegedly slapped her 10-year-old son, Ian, who has Down syndrome and autism. A deputy’s report confirmed a video shows the assistant hitting the child after Ian tried to kiss their hand. The district refuses to release the video, citing legal protections and risk management concerns. Ian’s mother, a former special education teacher, says her nonverbal son cannot advocate for himself. The assistant resigned days after the incident, and had a prior similar complaint. The sheriff’s office declined charges, stating there was no criminal intent, calling it self-defense.

ABC Action News’ I-Team reporter Kylie McGivern speaks with a mother seeking the so see the video showing what happened to her child with special needs.

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