2 arrested after police say they stole at least 50 pieces of mail in Hialeah
Hialeah police arrested two people accused of stealing mail containing credit and debit cards from dozens of residents in a neighborhood.
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Flood advisory issued for Broward as storms raise threat of more street flooding
Storms are repeatedly moving over the same parts of Broward County Tuesday evening, raising the threat of additional street flooding across parts of South Florida.The National Weather Service extended a Flood Advisory for northern Broward County until 7:30 p.m. as heavy rain cont...
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2 men accused of using stolen benefits cards at Doral Sam’s Club
Two men face multiple charges after deputies said they used 10 stolen benefits cards to purchase nearly $3,000 worth of products at a Sam’s Club in Doral....
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Critics call on Doral to end 287(g) ICE agreement
Critics gathered outside Doral City Hall to demand an end to the city’s 287(g) agreement, arguing immigration enforcement fears are hurting the community and local businesses....
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Democrats criticize Byron Donalds over AI data center development
Democratic leaders in South Florida criticized Republican gubernatorial nominee Byron Donalds over his support for AI data centers, citing environmental concerns, as Lt. Gov. Jay Collins endorsed his former primary rival....
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8,000 volunteers take part in ‘Publix Serves Week’ to combat hunger with local organizations
Local Publix associates are feeding a need and lending a helping hand in their communities. It’s all part of the company’s “Publix Serves Week.” As part of the program, more than 8,000 workers are volunteering their time at nonprofit organizations focused on hunger relief across ...
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Broward school board stands by need to shutter more campuses as community members argue against closures
In the district’s third workshop on the hot topic, Broward school board members stood by the need to shutter even more campuses while community members continue rallying against the planned vote to close several schools. With about three months left before board members make the ...
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Former lawmakers, advocates urge Doral to end ICE agreement amid fears over immigration enforcement
Former lawmakers and immigrant rights advocates came together Tuesday to call on the city of Doral to end its police agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.The agreement, known as 287(g), gives local police departments a role in federal immigration enforcement. S...
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South Florida Toasts National Sake Day With Creative Cocktails, Omakase and a Special Sake Dinner
Image is AI-generated. From lychee martinis and yuzu spritzes to a Miami-made sake collaboration dinner, these South Florida spots are giving sake a modern makeover for National Sake Day on October 1. Forget the sake bomb. For National Sake Day on October 1, restaurants across So...
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Retired Pembroke Pines police sergeant identified as victim in murder-suicide, BSO says
Deputies say that the two people found dead inside a Pembroke Pines home on Monday morning were the victims of a murder-suicide.According to the Broward Sheriff's Office, officers with the Pembroke Pines Police Department and paramedics with the Pembroke Pines Fire Department res...
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FIU Pig Roast Series Takes Over Pitbull Stadium
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11 most romantic Miami Spice restaurants for date night
From candlelit restaurants overlooking the bay to gorgeous starry courtyards, here are the 11 most romantic Miami Spice spots.
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Commissioner Vicki L. Lopez Recognizes Community Partners and Volunteers Helping Address Food Insecurity During Hunger Action Month
In recognition of Hunger Action Month this September, Miami-Dade County Commissioner Vicki L. Lopez is thanking the community organizations, local businesses, and volunteers who have worked alongside her office throughout the year to help provide food and meals to families and se...