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Miramar vice mayor reaching out to residents via tea chats
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Cuba’s food ration stores mark 50th anniversary
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South Miami police chief pleads no contest to ethics violations
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Alex Rodriguez, MLB in Friday showdown
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Asiana passengers begged 911 dispatchers for help
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Trapped: An air escape from Moscow unlikely for NSA leaker Snowden
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Fla. Supreme Court won't stop redistricting challenge
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Miramar vice mayor reaching out to residents via tea chats
In an effort to better reach her constituents, Miramar Vice Mayor Alexandra Davis will host a “Tea and a Talk” next Wednesday.
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Commission puts nonprofit group in control of Miami Marine Stadium redevelopment plan
Leaders of Friends of the Miami Marine Stadium said the vote allows them to start raising millions of dollars to renovate the 1963 stadium, regarded as an architectural and engineering treasure, and reopen it as a public park.
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Miami Children’s Hospital to get funding from 28-hour Univision telethon
South Florida children with cancer will benefit from money raised by a 28-hour Univision program aired last December.
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TRAYVON MARTIN CASE
“Wannabe cop” Zimmerman murdered Trayvon, state tells jurors in closing argument
In closing arguments Thursday, the prosecutor points out inconsistencies in the volunteer neighborhood watchman’s recollection of events in the Trayvon Martin killing.
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Miami
Miami commission to take red-light camera vote
Thursdays vote will decide whether to create a special board to hear ticket appeals or to effectively suspend the citys red-light camera program.
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Environment
South Florida water district names new director
The governing board of the South Florida Water Management District on Thursday hired a new executive director: Blake Guillory, the current director of the Southwest Florida district and a former executive at major engineering firms that specialize in water projects.
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Friends and Neighbors
Historic preservation group presents scholarships
Congratulations to architecture scholarship winners Francela Veliz and Talia Cires, who were recognized by the Historic Preservation of Coral Gables Association with $1,000 scholarships at the recent University of Miami School of Architecture Honors Ceremony.
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Alex Rodriguez, MLB in Friday showdown
Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez has been summoned to meet with baseball officials on Friday as the steroid s...
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NAACP holds town hall forum on George Zimmerman trial
As the George Zimmerman trial nears a verdict, the NAACP held a town hall forum in North Miami-Dade Wednes...
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Miami man shot and killed at bus stop is identified
Miami police on Wednesday were investigating the fatal shooting of a man at a bus stop.
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Hialeah man wins $1,000 A Week for Life in $2 scratch off game
A Hialeah man has claimed the top prize in the $1,000 A Week for Life $2 Scratch-Off game, the Florida Lot...
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Healthcare
Educating Florida about healthcare reform starts with conversation
Enroll America is launching a Florida education campaign on healthcare options.
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Miami federal judge rejects man’s bid for new trial
A Miami federal judge has denied a bid for a new trial by the convicted owner of the La Bamba check-cashing...
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City Commission vote to determine fate of historic Miami Marine Stadium
The fate of a nonprofit group’s $30 million plan to resuscitate the iconic but deteriorated Miami Ma...
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Hurricane relief: Broward Salvation Army searches for relief volunteers
The Salvation Army’s Disaster Relief Program hopes to find volunteers to assist during the hurrican...
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BROWARD
Hallandale Beach, Hollywood handing out sandbags to prevent flooding
To help ward of flooding that may be caused by the impending tropical depression, both Hallandale Beach and...
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HOLLYWOOD
Hollywood aims to keep tax rate the same
Homeowners were helped by a $4.6 million windfall the city received from FEMA.
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A miracle recovery: Boy run over by Broward bus ready to leave hospital
Jerry Cunningham thought his son might die. A Broward County bus had crushed the boy under tons of steel. D...
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Flights canceled due to Tropical Storm Chantal
Miami travelers heading to Haiti and the Dominican Republic will likely have to wait another day due to Tro...
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POLITICS
Sen. Marco Rubio’s red lines: defund Obamacare to pass temporary budget, no debt-limit hike without balanced budget
Speaking to conservatives, Sen. Marco Rubio roasted President Barack Obama over his healthcare law and the ...
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REDISTRICTING
Fla. Supreme Court won't stop redistricting challenge
The Florida Supreme Court, in a sharp rebuke to the Republican-controlled Legislature, refused to throw out...
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Florida National Guard marks 100th deployment since 9/11
Four South Floridians went into active duty on Thursday alongside nearly 60 others marking the Florida Nati...
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TRAYVON MARTIN CASE
“Wannabe cop” Zimmerman murdered Trayvon, state tells jurors in closing argument
In closing arguments Thursday, the prosecutor points out inconsistencies in the volunteer neighborhood watc...
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Environment
South Florida water district names new director
The governing board of the South Florida Water Management District on Thursday hired a new executive direct...
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In my opinion
Daniel Shoer Roth: Dismal future for Hispanic students
For students of English as a second language in Florida public schools the American Dream keeps fading away...
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Closing arguments to begin in Zimmerman trial
Attorneys in George Zimmerman's second-degree murder trial will be making their closing arguments.
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POLITICS
Legislative leaders rewarded high-performing staff with salary hikes
Legislators spread the love this year with salary increases for state workers, teachers and law enforcement...
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GAMBLING
Report: Expanding gambling could make Florida ’less attractive’ tourist destination
A report commissioned by the Legislature provides insights into Florida’s future with expanded gambl...
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2013 LEGISLATURE
New laws kick in on power plants, drones, cyberbullying, bongs
A host of new laws — from drones to cyberbullying to bongs — begins Monday, the start of the ...
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PRISONS
Privatized prison health services leaves public employees out of a job
A private company with a history of problems will soon take over prison health services in Florida, leaving...
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Miami-Dade politics
Dolphins owner forms super PAC, blasts Miami lawmakers
Billionaire Stephen Ross took a key step toward becoming a more-active political player after his effort to...
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GUN RIGHTS
Bill awaiting Gov. Rick Scott's signature has gun rights activists sharply divided
The NRA’s longtime Florida lobbyist gun rights supporters asking them to support a bill that would p...
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MEDICAID
Business coalitions warn Florida’s failure to expand Medicaid will hurt them
The groups argue that businesses may flee the state if lawmakers refuse to accept billions of Medicaid doll...
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5 things to know in Florida for July 12
Your daily look at news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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Pregnant woman killed in car crash
A pregnant central Florida woman died in a crash when another driver pulled out in front of her.
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Officials identify victim of Glacier park fall
Officials with Glacier National Park have released the name of a 21-year-old Florida man who died in a fall...
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Fla. man charged in NJ police standoff
A Florida man who authorities say broke into his ex-girlfriend's New Jersey home and threatened her was cha...
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Man gets 30 years for fatal shooting
A South Florida man who fled as jurors were deliberating on his third-degree murder case earlier this year ...
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More than 150 accused in online wildlife sales
More than 150 people face federal and state charges after authorities disrupted online wildlife trafficking...
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Ex-head of NYC hospital admits taking kickbacks
The former chief executive of the country's oldest orthopedic hospital pleaded guilty Thursday to criminal ...
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Supreme Court: Law protecting builder went too far
Gov. Rick Scott and the Legislature went too far when they created a law on behalf of a developer in an eff...
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Miami Springs
Failure to broadcast key budget meeting upsets residents
Miami Springs residents who watch city council meetings remotely via the Internet are angry about a meeting...
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North Miami Beach
North Miami Beach hires Biscayne Park manager as its own
North Miami Beach leaders have voted 4-3 to officially replace the city’s interim manager.
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Miami Springs minors all-stars fall to Kendall in District 8 title game
The Miami Springs Little League minors all-star team could not sustain the momentum of an early lead and dr...















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