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Carnival Vows To Pay Back Government For Aid
Doral-based Carnival Corporation has finally agreed to reimburse the U.S. government for the costs related to helping save the Carnival Triumph in February and the Carnival Splendor in 2010, according to CBS4 news partner the Miami Herald.
$17 Million Worth Of Cocaine Intercepted At Sea
More than $17 million worth of cocaine will not make it to the streets of South Florida or anywhere else for that matter after the U.S. Coast Guard intercepted the 1,400 pounds of coke from a go-fast vessel in the southwest Caribbean Sea.
Coast Guard, NTSB Launch Investigation Into Carnival Triumph
The United States Coast Guard and the National Transportation Safety Board have opened an investigation into the engine fire that crippled the Carnival Triumph while it sailed in the Gulf of Mexico earlier this month.
Carnival Passengers Trade Broken Down Ship For Stranded Bus
Already having endured a multi-day nightmare at sea, the nightmare continued on land for some passengers, as at least one of the buses chartered by Carnival to take them to New Orleans broke down.
Crippled Carnival Ship Docks In Mobile
The miserable cruise for passengers aboard the disabled Carnival Triumph has finally come to an end Thursday, despite a towline snapping, temporarily leaving the ship adrift just off the Alabama coast.
Yacht Catches Fire Off Miami Beach
“Bliss”, an 80-foot yacht, was anything but blissful Saturday morning.
Coast Guards Monitor Gas Spill In North Bay Village
he U.S. Coast Guard is keeping a close eye on North Bay Village after two fuel lines collapsed and ruptured sending more than 200 gallons of gasoline into the Biscayne Bay.
NTSB To Investigate Tourist Parasailing Death
The National Transportation Safety Board will send an agent to investigate a tragic death after a parasailing incident happened in South Florida.
Search Resumes For Haitian Migrants Off Bahamas
The search has resumed for at least 10 missing Haitians whose boat capsized as they headed to the U.S., according to a police official in the Bahamas.
Coast Guard Stops Caribbean “Drug Sub”
The U.S. Coast Guard has intercepted yet another drug smuggling, self-propelled semi-submersible vessel in the Western Caribbean Sea.






