Suspicious package investigated near Brickell Avenue
A suspicious package was being investigated Thursday afternoon on Brickell Avenue and SE 5th Street.
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Venetian Causeway Reopens Miami PD After Suspicious Package Deemed Safe
The Venetian Causeway has reopened after the Miami Police Department deemed a suspicious package safe.
Bomb Squad Called Out To Investigate Suspicious Package In Miami Beach
The Miami Beach Police Department has called out the bomb squad to investigate a suspicious package.
Suspicious Package Investigated At Surfside Synagogue
Police are investigating a suspicious package at a synagogue in Surfside on this Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Florida Workers Reporting Chemical Odor Treated At Airport Postal Center
Emergency officials have treated seven workers complaining of breathing troubles from a strong chemical smell in a package at a U.S. Postal Service center at Tampa International Airport.
Police Investigate Suspicious Package At Bayfront Park In Miami
City of Miami police are investigating a suspicious package at Bayfront Park in downtown Miami.
All Clear Given After BSO Bomb Squad Checks Out Suspicious Package Near Courthouse
The area around Broward's downtown courthouse was temporarily cleared Thursday morning after someone spotted a suspicious package and called the police.
Bomb Squad Clears Suspicious Package In Downtown Miami
The all-clear has been given after a Miami police bomb squad checked out a suspicious item in the downtown area.
Suspicious Package Prompts Lockdown At FLL
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport has been put on lockdown after a suspicious package was found outside an airport terminal.
Lockdown Of Miami Beach Preschool Over Suspicious Package Lifted
A precautionary lockdown of a Miami Beach preschool was lifted late Monday morning after a Miami-Dade police bomb squad dealt with a suspicious package found nearby.
Suspicious Package 'Deemed Safe' At Miami-Dade Democratic Party's Office
The Miami Police Department deemed a 'suspicious package' sent to the Miami-Dade Democratic Party's office safe on Wednesday afternoon.
Several Packages Containing Pipe Bombs May Have Originated At Opa-locka Postal Facility
The Miami-Dade Police Department bomb squad spent hours at a United States Postal Service mailing distribution center in Opa-locka.
Wasserman Schultz Speaks About "Weapons Of Hate" As Local Facility Is Tied To Pipe Bombs
Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz spoke out about the string of suspicious packages sent to political figures and celebrities across the country.
Suspicious Package Investigated At West Regional Courthouse In Plantation
Plantation police are investigating a suspicious package found at the West Regional Courthouse Tuesday morning.
"Suspicious Package" Found At Miami Tower Deemed No Threat
A Miami police bomb squad has determined that a "suspicious package" found at the Miami Tower on SE 2nd Street was not a threat.
Texas Teen Killed, 2 Women Hurt In Package Explosions
The Mayor of Austin and the city's police chief are warning residents not to open any suspicious packages.
Suspicious Package Left Outside Miami Fire Station
The bomb squad has been called out to a suspicious package left outside of a Miami Fire Rescue station Friday night.
Bomb Squad Investigates Smoking Luggage At Port Miami
The bomb squad was sent out to Port Miami after reports of smoke emanating from a piece of luggage.
Roads Reopened After Report Of Suspicious Package In Doral
Doral Police are advising people in the area to avoid 87th Avenue and 36th Street.
Suspicious Package Detonated At Government Center
Police have given the all-clear after a suspicious package was found at the Government Center in downtown Miami.
White House Operations Back To Normal After Lockdown
Hazmat crews packed up their gear after investigating a suspicious container thrown over the White House fence Monday afternoon.
Bomb Squad Called In After Bank Holdup In Doral
Police have made an arrest after a bank robbery in Doral that involved bomb squad units and an area evacuation.
"Suspicious Packages" In Miami Beach Cleared
Authorities have cleared packages that had been deemed suspicious in Miami Beach.
'Suspicious' Package In Miami Beach Deemed Safe
Authorities have deemed a suspicious package in Miami Beach safe.
Suspicious Package In Federal Courthouse Cleared Out
Miami Fire Rescue officials have checked a package deemed suspicious at a federal courthouse in Miami and given it the all clear.
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