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Fla.'s no-fault insurance law may not expire

After nearly two weeks of negotiations, there's a good chance the state's no-fault auto insurance law could be extended.

Custody fight heads to court Monday

On Monday, the trial over the future of a 4-year-old Cuban girl is set to start before a Miami-Dade juvenile judge.
Shantytown fire renews fears

The late-night fire at a Liberty City shantytown left the camp in ruins, displacing 44 homeless people. Those who tried to stay were arrested.
- Candle likely touched off blaze at camp
- 1988 arrests spurred lawsuit
�Grillz' suit aims at state law

A Miami flea-market jewelry store owner has sued the state over a law that says only dentists can make drillz
- Document | The lawsuit
ECONOMY

Study: Inner-city economies are undervalued

Social Compact research found that the population and spending power of Miami's inner-city neighborhoods has been undercounted. The study validates what the community has suspected for years.