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Jackson Health solvent for first time in five years

Jackson Health System has enough money to pay its bills, administrators said this week in declaring Miami-Dade’s safety net hospitals financially solvent for the first time in five years.

  • Miami-Dade Schools

    Teachers union boss rose from poverty to president

    On Thursday, Fedrick Ingram was sworn in as the first black president of the United Teachers of Dade, the union’s third boss in the last 50 years. Ingram will lead a labor group that remains among the most potent in the Southeast, albeit with diminished membership.

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    Crime

    Mother accused of leaving her child to die will remain in jail pending trial

    Declaring it was necessary to “protect the safety of the community” and the “integrity of the [court] system,” a judge ordered a western Miami-Dade woman to remain in jail, at least for now, while she awaits trial on charges she killed her infant son by leaving him to bake in a hot car.


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