FLFR: Dryer sparks fire at Fort Lauderdale high-rise building
North Andrews Avenue was blocked in both directions Wednesday morning in Flagler Village due to a fire at a nearby high-rise building.
Christian De La Rosa joined Local 10 News in April 2017 after spending time as a reporter and anchor in Atlanta, San Diego, Orlando and Panama City Beach. He's covered an array of national interest stories, including hurricanes and wildfires, and has held numerous government officials accountable. Christian has also done extensive reporting along the border, crossing into Mexico to bring viewers an in-depth look into our country's immigration crisis. His love for travel and cultures has also taken him to Africa, where he shot, wrote and directed an award-winning documentary about the fight against poverty and AIDS in the region. Christian is a proud graduate of the University of Florida, where he received a bachelor's degree in radio and TV journalism and a minor in business. Most of his family, including his abuela, "Mamicuchin," live in the Sunshine State, but Christian grew up in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and also attended La Universidad de Puerto Rico, recinto de Rio Piedras, where he studied labor law.
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