NewsVision at 7 p.m. | April 9, 2026 | UMTV Live

On this April 9, 2026, episode of NewsVision, anchors Johnny Mustion and Mary Stose cover Miami-Dade County’s ‘Operation Greenlight’ that is giving discounts to help people with outstanding traffic tickets and court fees get back on the road legally, an appeals court hearing arguments to determine the future of the remote immigration detention center dubbed Alligator Alcatraz, and the Artemis II crew’s impending homecoming following its record-breaking journey to the dark side of the Moon. Emma Balleste is live at the Mahoney-Pearson residential college on campus for an activity-filled week to honor the history of the 60-year-old dorms before they are torn down for new developments. Amanda Mohamad is live in Brickell with the latest on the planned controlled demolition of once-iconic hotel The Mandarin Oriental. Brian Matute introduces us to a local organization cultivating areas underneath the Miami’s Metrorail to make a greener city. Peter De Wetter meets with one loyal resident who created a community mountain biking initiative in the country’s flattest state. Student meteorologist William DePaola gives us a look at the local forecast as well as an update on the Miami metro area’s ongoing drought situation. Vivian Amoia highlights an event on campus that is raising money and awareness for cancer research in partnership with the American Cancer Society. Beatrice Baialardi gives an inside look into one UM student-founded AI startup that helps locate important files on computers without the need for searching. Sport reporters Liam Hickey and Luke Bell give us an update on pre-season Canes sports and take us to a sports industry event on campus where students got the chance to pick professionals’ brains about everything sports.

Executive Producers: Ximena Hidalgo and Chris Perez