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Whistleblower reports cruel conditions at Florida detention centers, including Miramar
A committee of congressional Democrats has gone public with images they say show cruel conditions inside federal immigration detention centers, including some in South Florida. A whistleblower report has triggered an investigation by the Democrats, who are demanding answers from ...
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Flights at Newark, JFK, LaGuardia airports resume following equipment outage, FAA says
Flights into and out of Newark Liberty International, John F. Kennedy International and LaGuardia airports resumed Monday night, following an earlier equipment outage, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.The outage had and will continue to have a ripple effect on air...
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Dolphins held close in first half but collapse in second in 35-13 loss; Chiefs up next at home
Much of this season for the Miami Dolphins will be about small victories — even if actual wins are hard to come by.Miami stayed close to the San Francisco 49ers for the first half on Sunday. But contending for four quarters with a star-studded roster featuring All-Pros like...
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Drier forecast expected after flash flood warning in Broward expired Monday evening
A Flash Flood Warning was in effect for central Broward County until 6:45 p.m., with drier weather expected for the rest of the evening. Doppler radar showed thunderstorms dropping heavy rain across the area as of 5:12 p.m. Between 3 and 5 inches of rain had already fallen, with ...
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Turnstile brought hardcore chaos to a rain-soaked Factory Town
The Baltimore band turned the Miami venue into a sea of mosh pits and crowd surfers on its Never Enough Tour.
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Heavy rain prompts Flash Flooding
Where it rained, it rained hard Monday. The most persistent rainfall impacted central Broward County with 3 to 5 inches reported and numerous flood advisories. The pounding rain even prompted a rare Flash Flood Warning during the late afternoon. Places like Margate, Lauderhill, a...
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Museum of Sex rides into the Wild West with immersive show, ‘Dynamite by Nocturna’
Miami is getting a little more untamed. “Dynamite by Nocturna” transforms the Museum of Sex into a high energy world of late night cabaret. We’re taking you inside this Wild West-inspired night, where the crowd becomes part of the action. Miami is trading the beach for a night st...
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Landmark Fort Lauderdale restaurant set to close on Las Olas Boulevard after 25 years, owners announce
A popular restaurant on Las Olas Boulevard plans to close after 25 years.The owners of Big City Tavern posted plans on social media to shut down the Las Olas location on Nov. 30. CBS News Miami called and messaged the ownership group for comment, but the group did not respond.For...
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Possible intruder shot, killed in Miami near I-95, police say; 1 person being questioned
Police in Miami are continuing to investigate after a man, who may have been an intruder, was shot and killed early Monday morning.Few details have been released, but Miami police said they responded to reports of a shooting at 4606 Northwest 5th Avenue, east of Interstate 95, ju...
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7 in 10 Miami-Dade seniors are Hispanic as Alzheimer's disease disproportionately affects Latino families
Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate culture, traditions and stories passed from one generation to the next. But on World Alzheimer's Day, Sept. 21, health experts emphasize that Alzheimer's disease disproportionately affects Hispanic families and their memories.Recent ...
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National Hazing Prevention Week sees South Florida families, advocates push for campus safety and legal reforms
As National Hazing Prevention Week begins this September, advocacy groups and grieving families across the country are pushing for stricter anti-hazing enforcement and cultural change within student organizations.For John Tsialas and Flavia Tomasello, the mission is personal. Fiv...
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Voters gather at Virginia Key restaurant to reject Miami's Referendum 3
The referendum is for new development at the city's waterfront land that could last for decades.