Site Map | December 2022 | December 11

December 11, 2022

• A man was spotted on tape leaving the scene of a shooting in Broward. He’s now behind bars
• A man was killed near a Fort Lauderdale airport. The shooter has been arrested, police say
• Hiker hears yell, turns to see husband fall off New Hampshire mountain, officials say
• Four Maine Maritime Academy students killed in fiery crash, police say. ‘Devastated’
• Fed expected to ease pace of rate hikes, as consumer inflation declines from summer peak
• Wawa goes west: Convenience chain scouting sites in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana
• Sports on TV: Sunday, Dec. 11, 2022
• Takeaways and details from Heat’s second ugly loss in three games — this one to the Spurs
• Florida Panthers collapse in third period in loss to Tampa Bay Lightning
• ‘Cherry picking’ costs a Miami woman, man and their Brickell business $5.7 million
• Legislators have goals for fixing Florida’s property insurance market
• Insurance was out of reach for these hurricane victims. Now they’re digging deep to rebuild
• Some Florida insurance CEO’s earned huge salaries in hurricane-free years
• Poll: Which Dade high school athlete should be the Miami Herald’s Player of the Week? (Dec. 11)
• Poll: Which Broward high school athlete should be the Miami Herald’s Player of the Week? (Dec. 11)
• Missing man found dead steps away from where he was last seen in Miramar, police say
• ‘The tipping point’: Four Miami-Dade professionals describe housing squeeze
• Watch videos of Miami residents detailing hardships related to exorbitant housing costs
• Investigation underway after Miami-Dade police officer shot a man wielding a knife
• Dillard RB Johnson, a 3-time track state champion, commits to Miami ahead of signing day
• Why has Heat regressed after reaching East finals last season? A look at what’s been different
• You only need 5 ingredients to make delicious, buttery Mexican Wedding Cookies
• 56,000 battery packs recalled after being home fire hazards, causing a warehouse fire
• Some of these thermal laminators have caught fire. So, over 516,000 have been recalled