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Ohio sinkhole swallows car; driver climbs ladder
A northwest Ohio sinkhole has swallowed a car traveling down a street and briefly trapped the driver, who climbed out after authorities gave her a ladder.
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Humerus reunion: Doc returns Vietnamese vet's arm
An American doctor arrived in Vietnam carrying an unlikely piece of luggage: the bones of an arm he amputated in 1966.
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Eager beaver blamed for New Mexico Internet outage
Officials have finally identified the culprit behind a 20-hour Internet and cellphone outage last week in northern New Mexico -an eager beaver.
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911 dispatcher helps Michigan man deliver baby
A woman who didn't expect to give birth until mid-July delivered a healthy baby girl along a Michigan roadway with help from her husband and coaching from a 911 dispatcher.
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China asks if 'happy ending' services are illegal
China's law enforcers are having an unusually public debate about a delicate topic: Do paid sexual services known as "happy endings" at massage parlors count as crimes if they don't involve actual sexual intercourse?
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Exploding fridge leads to pot find in San Diego
Authorities say an exploding refrigerator led them to a marijuana-growing operation in San Diego.
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ON THE WEB
Catch of the day: Boy's first fish is hit on YouTube
Forget "Finding Nemo." Watch a 3-year-old boy find "Free."
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RELIGION
Evangelist Harold Camping predicts biblical end of days is in October
According to Harold Camping's calculations the biblical apocalypse begins at 6 p.m., May 21st., and the world is set to end in October
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WEIRD NEWS
Joe Biden closes his eyes as Obama talks about Medicare
Was Joe Biden sleeping or praying? And if he was sleeping, what was he dreaming about?
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ASTROLOGY
Astrologer Walter Mercado disagrees with astronomer's zodiac change
Gemini, Virgo and Leo can remain calm, said self proclaimed psychic and astrologer Walter Mercado, who confirmed that the traditional dates of the Zodiac "remain the same.''
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FORT LAUDERDALE
Driver performs unintentional stunt

An unidentified driver managed to perform an unintentional stunt at a shopping mall's alley on Friday night, in Fort Lauderdale. Fort Lauderdale rescue and police surrounded the bizarre scene: A car facing up while balancing on a support wire for a utility pole. The driver managed to exit the car. No one was hurt. The driver failed to see the support wire for the utility pole, while making a sharp turn at a dark shopping mall's alley near 17th st. Causeway and Cordova Road. The car was stuck behind the Winn Dixie.
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SOCIAL MEDIA
Couple who share name met on Facebook
Kelly Hildebrandt and Kelly Hildebrandt were engaged in December after meeting on Facebook.
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Florida Teacher of the Year to be announced
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Judge lashes DCF after infant suffers life-threatening abuse
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Rain threat eases a bit for South Florida
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Miramar vice mayor reaching out to residents via tea talks
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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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Long shot Miami Heat rookie James Ennis tries to focus on just making shots
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UM baseball standout David Thompson recovering well after shoulder surgery
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Miami Marlins catcher Rob Brantly working on consistency
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Luxury-tax bill might force Miami Heat roster move
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Miami Marlins reach deal with top pick Colin Moran
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Adeiny Hechavarrias hit streak reaches 10 games
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Educating Florida about healthcare reform starts with conversation
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Feds unveil South Florida task force to fight ‘organized retail crime’
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SuperFast still does not meet fire safety standards
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The Fairholme Fund to file suits, geared to protect rights of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac preferred shareholders
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Florida still foreclosure capital
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Genting ship still undergoing safety inspections
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South Floridas app economy emerging on many fronts
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Landscape architecture firm EDSA is grounded in urban design
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Pinkberry adds Greek yogurt to fro-yo line
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3030 Ocean chef cooking up a new course
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Vinho verde: Portuguese for ‘cheap and cheerful’
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Beat the heat with refreshing cold soup
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Classic chicken salad gets classy update
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Summer fruit makes colorful salsa for salmon
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Miami chefs share mango memories, recipes
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Regent Seven Seas orders new luxury ship
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Screen gems: What’s ahead in movies and on TV for the week of July 7
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Variety spices the International Hispanic Theatre Fest
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Carlos Vives reviving singing career with tour that plays Miami July 13
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Dance-theater piece explores civil-rights themes
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Big names stud tension-filled crime drama
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New Theatre kicks off 1-Acts Festival
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Cirque 'devastated' by acrobat's fatal Vegas fall
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Toshi Seeger, wife of Pete Seeger, dies at 91
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Inventor of iconic party game Twister dies
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Toshi Seeger, wife of Pete Seeger, dies at 91
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