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Woman injured in fatal Fort Lauderdale crane collapse files $50M negligence suit
A woman who was injured when parts of a crane and construction materials fell from a Fort Lauderdale high-rise project onto the car she was in earlier this month has filed a $50 million-plus negligence lawsuit against the companies involved.
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Florida man had no idea he was being deported to Haiti amid surge of gang violence
Gerson Joseph was one of about 50 people sent back to Haiti last week, on the first deportation flight since gangs took over much of the country.
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Video shows triple shooting in Miami gas station that left 2 workers dead
Shocking surveillance video shows a man opening fire in a Miami gas station in a shooting that left two employees dead and a customer hospitalized over the weekend.
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Pinecrest Police officer recovering after accidental shooting at gun range in SW Miami-Dade
A Pinecrest Police officer was hospitalized after she was accidentally shot by a fellow officer at an outdoor gun range in southwest Miami-Dade on Wednesday.
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Suspect arrested after Opa-locka pastor found stabbed to death at his church
A man has been arrested in the fatal stabbing of a well-known Opa-locka pastor at his church over the weekend.
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Judge dismisses complaint against Joe Carollo and other Miami city officials
Miami City Commissioner Joe Carollo is boasting of a big court victory, with a judge dismissing a complaint against him.
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Email from Surfside synagogue opposing officials ahead of election sparks controversy
A recent email sent to members of The Shul of Bal Harbour that includes the congregation’s logo urged them to vote against specific political candidates in next Tuesday’s elections.
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Ethics complaint against Miami Mayor Suarez over sports events dismissed
Another complaint filed against Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has been dismissed by the state’s ethics commission.
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State investigating Broward County Public Schools over charter school funds
Charter schools in Broward County have long complained about being short-changed millions of dollars, and now the state agrees and has launched an investigation.
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Her daughter relied on CBD oil to treat seizures. She's now concerned over Florida's ban
Advocate Paige Figi lost her daughter Charlotte in 2020, during the COVID pandemic, when she was just 13 years old. But as a child, Charlotte suffered from horrible seizures. “I didn’t even know her for the first four years,” Figi said. “I did not know what her favorite color was, I did not know what her interests were.” Then Figi…
