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Wrestling champion Gable Steveson brings his Olympic gold medal credentials to the UFC this weekend, entering as potentially the heaviest favorite in the sport's history. The 26-year-old trains in Albuquerque and has already knocked out three opponents in under a round each.
After six attempts and years of setbacks, WWE wrestler Chad Gable finally captured his first singles championship in front of his family and hometown fans. The emotional victory at SummerSlam brought the fighter to tears as his dream became reality.
A highly trained police dog in Nebraska just helped take more than half a ton of cocaine off the streets during a routine traffic stop. K9 Gable's keen nose turned an ordinary Wednesday morning into a major victory against drug trafficking.
Hundreds of dogs splashed their way into potential world record history at the largest dog pool party ever attempted. Chewy pet supply company transformed a Florida park into a canine aquatic paradise for three hours of tail-wagging fun.
Hundreds of pups made a splash in Coral Gables, breaking the Guinness World Record for the largest dog pool party. The wet and wild event also helped raise awareness for dogs waiting for adoption.
After being pulled unresponsive from a house fire with severe lung damage and a heart attack, Wendy spent 72 days relearning to breathe, speak, and walk. She walked out of Kindred Hospital in Coral Gables to meet her newborn granddaughter at home.
A new tiny house ditches the cramped corridor feel for an extra-wide design that includes a full bedroom, porch, and washer/dryer. The Urban Gable Park proves downsizing doesn't have to mean sacrificing comfort.
A Coral Gables dog park just made Guinness World Records history with the largest canine pool party ever. Two hundred seventy-seven splashing pups turned a summer day into an unforgettable celebration.
At 90-something, Charlie Mendel is racing against time to share his Holocaust survival story with students, making sure one of history's darkest chapters never repeats. This week, elementary schoolers in Coral Gables heard firsthand how courage and compassion saved his life.
A Florida city bought its first electric car in 2016 when most people thought EVs couldn't handle real work. Today, it runs one of America's most electrified government fleets.
A pro wrestling storyline between two masked rivals ended in an unforgettable showdown that brought 20,000 fans to their feet. The match showcased how storytelling and athletic performance can create moments of pure joy for audiences worldwide.
Two South Florida communities are transforming fallen trees and yard waste into biochar, a charcoal-like material that cleans water, enriches soil, and fights climate change. The innovative approach could save millions while keeping tons of waste out of landfills.
Trail cameras captured the first cougar kittens born in Minnesota in over a century, marking a stunning wildlife comeback. The three kittens, spotted with their mother in Voyageurs National Park, could signal the return of a species once driven to near extinction.
Two Miami restaurant owners turned their World Cup rivalry into a generous gift for children in need. Their friendly wager just delivered $10,000 to a nonprofit supporting abused and underprivileged kids.
Fernando Mendoza, the Indiana quarterback who won a Heisman Trophy and national championship in one unforgettable season, just became the Las Vegas Raiders' first overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. The kid who once doubted he'd be drafted high is now tasked with reviving one of football's most storied franchises.
Miami just became the latest city where you can hop into a driverless car and get where you need to go. Waymo's autonomous vehicles are now picking up passengers across 60 square miles of the Magic City.
A pet supply company just broke the Guinness World Record for largest dog pool party with 277 canine guests. All the pools and toys from the event are now going to Florida shelters.
A 75-year-old retired Marine and a 16-year-old student were among 424 graduates at Central Texas College's summer commencement, representing nearly six decades of life experience in one ceremony. Their stories prove it's never too early or too late to pursue education.
A 19-year-old Mexican artist arrived in New York in 1923 speaking almost no English and became Manhattan's most talked-about illustrator within a year. Miguel Covarrubias didn't stop there—he helped visualize the Harlem Renaissance, pioneered visual anthropology, and founded Mexico's national dance school.
Waymo just started offering truly autonomous rides in Miami, bringing its self-driving taxis to a sixth US city with no human driver needed. The expansion shows how driverless technology is moving from experiment to everyday reality across America.
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