REDISTRICTING
Before the ink dries on Florida’s redistricting maps, lawsuits fly
Moments after legislators take the final vote in their congressional and legislative maps, the Democratic Party and a coalition of voters groups file lawsuits.
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The Bernard C. Webber is the Coast Guard’s new Fast Response Cutter, which is going to replace the aging, ’70s-era fleet of 110-foot cutters that are familiar to South Floridians.
Moments after legislators take the final vote in their congressional and legislative maps, the Democratic Party and a coalition of voters groups file lawsuits.
Four frontrunners have emerged for the job to lead Miami Beach’s troubled police department
Frank Oreste Acosta told police that he felt bullied by the other student and didn’t think the small knife he used to stab him was a weapon.
Amid complaint from Democrats, the Republican-dominated state House approved a $69 billion budget. Next up: the state Senate.
Hallandale Beach newspaper that features the mayor as a columnist received loan with hefty forgiveness percentage from the city.
More than six decades after the fighting in France ended, U.S. veterans of World War II are getting rewarded with the French Legion of Honor.
In the end, the City Commission voted — over police union objections — to install changing stations in the men’s rooms of all city properties.
Miami-Dade prosecutors on Thursday arrested the husband, son and sister of Opa-Locka Mayor Myra Taylor for allegedly conspiring to cover-up more than $6,000 in illegal campaign contributions to her November 2010 election campaign.
The Big Scramble is part scavenger hunt, part obstacle course, and all for a good cause.
Miami Voice filed proposed wording for a Miami-Dade charter amendment to impose term limits on county commissioners. Separately, two commissioners said they plan to bring forth the same proposal.
Suspended mayor Beth Flansbaum-Talabisco submits a sworn statement that she never received payment and is not guilty of corruption charges.
Lawmakers are crafting legislation to split the Lakeland campus of the University of South Florida into the state’s 12th university, but the Board of Governors is not happy.
A 154-foot prototype for the new generation of Florida Straits Coast Guard cutter steamed into Government Cut Thursday, a new white ship with an orange stripe designed to replace the smaller cutters folks on the coast typically see.
Dwight Howard had 25 points and 24 rebounds, and the Magic connected on 17 three-pointers to hold off the Heat.