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SCOTT ROTHSTEIN SCANDAL
Lawsuit seeks confidential Rothstein e-mails
Attorneys in the Fort Lauderdale bankruptcy case of Scott Rothstein's former law firm sued one of his name partners, Russell Adler.
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200 deputies rally, urging Pompano Beach to keep BSO
The Pompano Beach City Commission chamber was the safest place to be Tuesday as nearly 200 Broward sheriff's personnel lined the sidewalks and hallways before the commission meeting.
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Mayor unseated in South Miami
SOUTH MIAMI
SUMMARY: Galvanized by issues such as proposed high-voltage power lines on U.S. 1 and an impending budget crunch, South Miami voters put biologist Philip Stoddard in the mayor's seat. -
This may be the year for texting-while-driving ban
Steve Augello's daughter died in a 2008 car accident shortly after sending a text message from her cellphone.
Months later, the Spring Hill resident came to Tallahassee, like many grieving parents before him, asking for a law to banish what led to the grief. For him, it's text messaging while driving. -
Should 0 or 50 be the lowest possible grade in Broward schools?
Broward schools officials said Tuesday they would tackle a sometimes foggy and always sensitive topic: grading.
As the rules stand now, at some schools the lowest possible grade is 0. At others, it is 50 percent. -
State to provide benefits for gay man's adopted son
Florida's embattled ban on adoption by gay people suffered another setback Tuesday, when state child welfare administrators agreed to provide health insurance, college tuition and other benefits to the adopted son of a gay Key West man.
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Financing troubles loom for commercial real estate
While the real estate industry in South Florida and across the country may be showing some glimmers of hope, there still is likely to be more pain in 2010 -- particularly when it comes to commercial real estate financing.
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MIAMI BEACH
Miami Beach police release identity of man shot by officer
Investigators were checking the circumstances of an officer-involved shooting of a 23-year-old man.
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Judge won't drop charges in Allen Stanford shredding case
A federal judge in Miami has refused to dismiss obstruction charges against two former employees of disgraced financier Allen Stanford, though he called the government's evidence ``thin.''
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Hialeah ticket shares Fantasy 5 win
Two winners of the Fantasy 5 game will collect $106,251.88 each, the Florida Lottery said Tuesday. The ...
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Bonanza of bargains on South Florida homes? Not so, buyers say
Think there are all kinds of crazy deals to be had in today's real estate market? That's what 31-year-o...
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Toyota recalls 437,000 Priuses, hybrids globally
Toyota says it is recalling about 437,000 Prius and other hybrid vehicles worldwide to fix brake problems -...
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Broward School Board to discuss budget cuts, exam exemptions
The Broward School Board will talk about budget cuts at a workshop meeting Tuesday, but the most exciting d...
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Urban Land Institute hosts economic conference
The Urban Land Institute Southeast Florida/Caribbean District Council, is hosting a seminar to discuss the ...
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BROWARD COUNTY
Driver killed after truck carrying farm animals crashes on U.S. 27
A truck carrying farm animals crashed on U.S. 27 late Monday night, killing another driver and scattering ...
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Versteeg gives Blackhawks shootout win over Stars
Kris Versteeg scored in the fifth round of a shootout, leading the Chicago Blackhawks past the Dallas Stars...
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Blues beat Red Wings 4-3 in shootout
Paul Kariya has a lot to do with the St. Louis Blues being the NHL's worst team on home ice. For once, he p...
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Houston holds off Western Kentucky 74-72
Kelvin Lewis converted two free throws after a technical foul with 0.2 seconds remaining, lifting Houston o...
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Urban Land Institute hosts economic conference
The Urban Land Institute Southeast Florida/Caribbean District Council, is hosting a seminar to discuss the ...
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Financing troubles loom for commercial real estate
While the real estate industry in South Florida and across the country may be showing some glimmers of hope...
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Japan Airlines rejects Delta, stays with American
Japan Airlines, wooed for months by Delta Air Lines with promises of cash and a broad global network, spurn...
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Bonanza of bargains on South Florida homes? Not so, buyers say
Think there are all kinds of crazy deals to be had in today's real estate market? That's what 31-year-o...
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Toyota recalls 437,000 Priuses, hybrids globally
Toyota says it is recalling about 437,000 Prius and other hybrid vehicles worldwide to fix brake problems -...
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Jackson Health CFO steps down
A week after board members expressed outrage at Jackson Health System's wildly miscalculated losses, its ch...
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Terremark Worldwide reports third-quarter loss
Information technology services provider Terremark Worldwide said Monday that its fiscal third-quarter los...
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Space shuttle Endeavour pulls in at space station
Shuttle Endeavour arrived at the International Space Station early Wednesday, delivering a new room and obs...
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Body of Ala. major killed in quake recovered
The remains of a US Air Force major killed when an earthquake struck the Haitian hotel where he was staying...
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Body of missing Air Force major found in Haiti
The body of a U.S. Air Force officer visiting Haiti at the time of last month's earthquake has been found i...
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Schools cited for missing Fla. class size limits
Sixteen schools in eight districts and on a university campus have been cited for failing to comply with Fl...
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Body of Air Force major recovered in Haiti
The remains of a U.S. Air Force officer have been found at the Hotel Montana in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
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Record wildlife deaths from cold snap
State wildlife officials say deaths and injuries to wildlife from last month's nearly two-week cold snap ar...
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Fla. woman arrested for Facebook threats
A 32-year-old central Florida woman has been jailed for making threats on a social networking Web site.
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UN forecasts 'stable' Afghan opium crop
After a major drop over the past two years, Afghanistan's opium cultivation is unlikely to rise or fall dra...
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City vehicles strike 2 in San Francisco accidents
One pedestrian is dead and another seriously injured following separate accidents in San Francisco involvin...
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Calif. man convicted of killing girlfriend's son
A jury has convicted a 23-year-old California man of killing his girlfriend's 1-year-old son.
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NYC jail chaplain released in razor blades case
A grand jury declined Tuesday to indict a Muslim chaplain accused of trying to smuggle razor blades and sci...
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DHS: The number of illegal immigrants in US fell
The Homeland Security Department estimates the number of illegal immigrants living in the U.S. fell about 7...
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China high court stresses 'mercy' in death penalty
China's highest court has issued new guidelines on the death penalty that instruct lower courts to limit it...
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Myanmar court sentences US man to 3 years prison
A Myanmar court ordered a U.S. citizen on Wednesday to serve three years in prison for entering the militar...
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Trial of man charged in Jakarta bombings begins
An alleged Islamic militant went on trial Wednesday on charges of harboring terrorists behind twin suicide ...
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Chile president-elect favors independent ministers
President-elect Sebastian Pinera named a Cabinet of technocrats Tuesday to run his government, calling more...
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Bolivian candidate sentenced to make adobe bricks
A governing party candidate in Bolivia is making 1,000 adobe bricks as part of a drunk-driving sentence han...
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5 cops arrested in crackdown on Tijuana drug gang
A crackdown on a vicious Mexican drug gang has led to the arrest of five Tijuana police officers, including...
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Doctor says vendor may have been in rubble 27 days
A rice vendor may have lived under the rubble of a flea market for 27 days with little more than water and ...
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Discovery Channel: 'Deadliest Catch' captain dies
A spokesman for The Discovery Channel says the captain of the "Deadliest Catch" fishing vessel Cornelia Mar...
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Vampire author Anne Rice set to release video book
Anne Rice is giving the video book a try.
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Jay Leno ends his NBC prime-time experiment
Jay Leno ushered out one of television's biggest flops without sentiment on Tuesday, the final night of a p...
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MTV cancels Mexico airing of 'South Park' episode
President Felipe Calderon's "South Park" cameo will have to wait.
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Reality show contestant convicted of murder
A San Francisco jury has found a former reality TV show contestant guilty of killing a man in 2007.
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The Greater Miami Youth Symphony continues to delight and serve the community through concerts and programs throughout the year.
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All Key Biscayne residents who bring their furry friends to Island Veterinary Hospital know of Dr. Steve Eastman's distinctive bedside manne... r.
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In late 2004, an engineer hired by a prospective buyer declared the building unsafe but members of the community fought to save the building... .
The Bushmen perform at the Super Bowl
2010-02-08 10:06:16
Miami's cover band The Bushmen got to jam for Saints and Colts fans before the big game
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