A local judge has found three Mexicans guilty of murdering two Australian brothers and their American friend in Baja California. The trial concluded Friday with Judge Raúl Hernández ruling that Jesús Gerardo García, Irineo Francisco “N,” and Ángel Jesús “N” were responsible for the April 2024 killings. The victims, Callum and Jake Robinson and Jack Carter Rhoad, were reported missing shortly after arriving to surf. Their bodies were found in a well. The defendants, in custody for over two years, were also found guilty of armed robbery and carjacking. The judge will announce their sentences soon.

Shark attack survivor Mel Ismail has spoken publicly for the first time since his leg was severed while surfing on the Australian west coast in September. The professional firefighter was surfing at Glenfield Beach near Geraldton when he was attacked on Sept. 14. He lost his right leg below the knee. Ismail recalled in an Australian Broadcasting Corp. interview broadcast on Thursday sitting out the back of the surf break and spotting a pod of about 20 dolphins before being hit by something big. Ismail initially thought he'd been hit by a dolphin but soon realized he'd been bitten by a shark.

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As we ride the wave into the weekend, there's plenty of action, art and community fun to catch across the peninsula. 

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If you're like me, you've been glued to your TV the last two weeks to watch the Olympics. Closing ceremonies are Sunday, which means there's still plenty of time to convince ourselves that we could totally do a double layout given the opportunity. As things wind down, you may have found yourself asking, "How do people even start getting involved with synchronized swimming?! Where can I take up fencing?!" 

Ocean City prepares for summer visitors by emphasizing safety regulations for surfers. These measures aim to allow for the thrill of surfing while maintaining safety.