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Reports: U.S. Sen. Menendez to face federal corruption charges

The Justice Department expects to file corruption charges against Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., a law enforcement official said Friday.

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First U.S. telecom company connects directly with Cuba

Just months after President Barack Obama announced a new opening to Cuba, deals are being made to allow easier communications with the island.

Miami Gardens - Opa-locka

Miami Gardens’ new acting police chief brings personal, professional baggage of his own

Miami Gardens Assistant Police Chief Antonio Brooklen, an officer with about two decades of experience, has been temporarily appointed to replace Chief Stephen Johnson, the city’s top cop arrested Feb. 27 in a Broward Sheriff’s prostitution sting.

Miami Marlins

Miami Marlins’ spending spree extends to all facets of the team

From a new luxury team plane to chef-prepared meals, the once-frugal Marlins are opening their wallets for much more than player contracts in order to field a winning team.

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At Miami International Film Festival, a new Cuban wave

The 32nd Miami International Film Festival will showcase the work of a new generation of Cuban filmmakers.

Miami-Dade County

Largest mall in the nation proposed for Miami-Dade

A 200-acre attraction, to be built by the company behind Minnesota’s Mall of America, would include sea lions, a Legoland, submarine rides and a ski slope.

Miami-Dade County

Honduran making false bomb threat at MIA to appear in federal court

The FBI has been called in to investigate the incident at MIA, which involved a woman screaming at police officers in what is believed to be Arabic.

Doral

Pampered pets live large at the Trump National Doral

As part of the resort’s pet-friendly policies, dogs and cats can be pampered if traveling with their humans at the Trump National Doral.

Miami Beach

Beach chamber of commerce denies Baptist membership

As Baptist Health hopes to open an urgent care center in South Beach, the Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce did not approve the medical giant’s application to join.

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Miami-Dade County

200 firefighters called to toxic warehouse blaze in Opa-locka

Fidel’s living-room decor: Eclectic or ‘dictator-tacky?’

A final curtain call for Ringling Bros. elephant acts

For South Florida firms, finding top tech talent still a challenge

Miami-Dade County

Tri-Rail, downtown Expo Center may ask for $150 million in subsidies

Florida Prisons

Mother seeks answers 3 weeks after son’s alleged beating at Florida prison

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Miami Herald’s iconic building is history

‘Bathroom bill’ aimed at blocking transgender ordinances passes first hurdle

Miami-Dade County

Military veterans learn golf to help them with life

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Miami Beach Senior High began life as Ida M. Fisher High School –named after developer Carl Fisher’s mother– in the heart of South Beach on Drexel Avenue in 1924. It was later renamed Miami Beach High School and was moved to Prairie Avenue.

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