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  Miami Mar 30

  Historic Miami home up for sale for first time in more than 100 years

  A rare and hidden gem in Miami has hit the market for the first time in more than 100 years. It’s a two-story single-family home nestled in a unique neighborhood called Spring Garden near Coconut Grove.
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  Miami 4 hours ago

  This mega complex will replace what used to be The Wharf Miami

  The Wharf Miami was all the rage when opened in 2017. What was supposed to be a pop-up space became a fixture on the Miami River. It invigorated the commercial area, but in 2023, the space closed. Despite the shutdown, the owners of the venue, Breakwater Hospitality, knew more was possible. They hope their new plan will stick and reshape…
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  Caught on Camera Mar 26

  SW Miami-Dade residents catch alleged mail thief on camera, now want something to be done

  A mail thief is on the run in one Miami-Dade neighborhood, and residents there have captured the crime on camera.
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  Immigration Mar 26

  Wife pleads for answers after husband was detained outside of their home

  Surveillance cameras a man being detained outside of his North Miami home. He’s now in ICE detention, and his wife is pleading for his return.
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  Miramar Mar 25

  Miramar has the most traffic crashes in parking lots. Here's why

  We’ve been traveling around South Florida hearing from you, looking into different neighborhoods and seeing what areas have the most traffic crashes. This time we hit the streets of Miramar. It’s a city that’s still blossoming: Miramar, Florida. It is the third largest city in Broward County by land size, and the fifth most populous city in the county....
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  grocery shopping Mar 22

  Shopping smarter: What you can do to save money despite raising food prices

  Food prices are predicted to increase by at least 2.2 percent in 2025, according to to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Food you make at home is expected to go up in price by 1.3 percent. Food you eat at a restaurant, could be 3.6 percent more expensive! So, what’s causing these high costs? And what do you…
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  Miami-Dade Mar 24

  ‘They are being treated like dogs': Families concerned over living conditions at Krome Detention Center

  Family members of detainees being held at Krome Detention Center are speaking out about the alleged harsh conditions of the facility.
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  coronavirus Mar 13

  Chef and business owner who fought long COVID reflects on her pain and purpose after pandemic

  It’s been five years since the coronavirus pandemic changed the lives of millions of people in the U.S. It might have impacted your career, your life, and your health. NBC6 had the chance to speak to one woman who was one of the first COVID cases in South Florida on all that has changed and all that’s stayed the...
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  Education Mar 13

  Five years after Covid-19, tech and mental health in South Florida schools has changed

  Maybe you are a parent, a teacher or a student. It’s no secret that the pandemic transformed the education sector, and as we near five years since the coronavirus pandemic, we look back at all of the impacts to our schools and how classrooms have changed in South Florida. According to the nation’s report card released in January of...
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  only on 6 Mar 15

  Lawsuit filed on behalf of Miami-Dade drivers against school bus camera program

  A class action lawsuit has now been filed against the various entities that make up the school bus camera program on behalf of Miami-Dade drivers.