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3rd suspect arrested in $100K chicken cargo truck theft in Miami
A third man has been charged in connection with the theft of a tractor-trailer containing around $100,000 worth of poultry products in Miami last year, after he and another man were arrested in a sepa... -
Man who shot, killed and skipped away from body in 2013 murder found guilty, could face death penalty
A South Florida man was found guilty Thursday afternoon of ambushing and killing a man outside a North Miami Motel in 2013.
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Traffic impacts as Trump arrives in Miami a day after announcing aggressive global tariffs
President Donald Trump is arriving at Miami International Airport on Thursday, a day after announcing sweeping tariffs on major trade partners.
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Suspects sought after multiple vehicles burglarized in SW Miami-Dade neighborhood
Authorities are investigating after multiple vehicles were burglarized in a southwest Miami-Dade neighborhood Thursday morning.
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New York man arrested for alleged video voyeurism in Fort Lauderdale airport bathroom
A New York man was arrested after he allegedly put his phone under a stall door in a bathroom at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, authorities said.
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Man charged with murder after stabbing partner to death in Florida apartment
A man is facing murder charges after allegedly stabbing his partner to death in what authorities are calling a case of domestic violence. Carlos Yordanis Aldana, 38, a Cuban national, has been charged with the murder of 30-year-old Yannelis de la Caridad Casales, with whom he had been in a relationship for six years. According to police, Aldana and... -
‘It does not make sense': Florida deputy killed in shootout with suspect
A Florida’s sheriff’s office is in mourning after a deputy was killed in a shootout with a suspect on Wednesday.
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Florida burglary suspect with ‘devil-style' horn tattoos on head arrested: Sheriff
A man with “devil-style” horn tattoos on his head has been arrested in connection with suspected burglaries in Florida, authorities said.
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‘Why am I still here?' Tamarac triple shooting survivor speaks
A man who survived the horrific triple killing in a Tamarac neighborhood is speaking out after he said he confronted a woman at the victims’ home who lied about being related to the alleged gunman.
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Commissioner Eileen Higgins to run for mayor of Miami
Miami-Dade County Commissioner Eileen Higgins announced that she intends to run for mayor of Miami, a race that promises to be a close one. Higgins, who has built her political career in the county, says it’s time to bring her vision of leadership to the city she calls home. “When they elect a mayor, the people deserve a mayor... -
3 teens arrested for sending students threatening texts: Pembroke Pines Police
Three juveniles have been arrested for sending threatening text messages to two other juveniles, Pembroke Pines Police said.
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Forecasters predicting ‘above-average' 2025 Atlantic hurricane season. Here's why
Forecasters are predicting an “above-average” 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, with 17 named storms and 9 hurricanes expected.
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Crash on I-75 causes traffic delays at Pines Boulevard in Broward County
A crash on Interstate 75 in Broward County shut down three southbound lanes on Thursday morning. The crash happened at exit 9A for Pines Boulevard East before 9 a.m. It was not immediately clear if anyone was hurt. Traffic cameras show first responders at the scene, as traffic moves slowly around the cones and ambulances. Florida 511 said drivers w... -
Bill that would ban cellphones in schools moves to full Florida House
A proposal to prevent Florida students from using cellphones and other wireless devices during the school day, not just during instructional time, is headed to the full House. The Education & Employment Committee on Wednesday unanimously approved the proposal (HB 949), which also would require school districts to designate areas where students ... -
Lawsuit filed in Miami against new state law cracking down on undocumented immigrants
Immigrant-advocacy groups Wednesday filed a potential class-action lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a new Florida law aimed at cracking down on undocumented immigrants. The Florida Immigrant Coalition, the Farmworker Association of Florida and two individual plaintiffs filed the lawsuit in federal court in Miami. It challenges a law (SB... -
Miami Beach Pride organizers refocus celebration into activism: ‘We need to use our voice'
Organizers are calling on allies and the community to show up more than ever because of laws and proposed legislation that would roll back LGBTQ+ rights.
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Glitz and glam at Mr. and Miss Miami Beach Pride Pageant sets stage for Pride Week
It was a night of glitz, glam, and unapologetic pride as Miami Beach continues Pride Week with one of its most dazzling traditions: the Mr. and Miss Miami Beach Pride Pageant.