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Miami-Dade state attorneys won't prosecute deputy accused of battering trans woman
A deputy of the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office arrested in April for battering a transgender woman he met at E11even nightclub has been cleared of all criminal charges.
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LIVE RADAR: Rainfall across South Florida continues through mid-week
Several flood advisories were issued for parts of Miami-Dade and Broward counties on Monday.
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Former Florida Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nuñez officially named FIU's president
The board of trustees at Florida International University on Monday officially named former Florida Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nuñez as the school’s president.
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Father of 4 dies after being injured in Fort Lauderdale boat explosion: Family
A father who suffered severe injuries after a boat exploded on Memorial Day died on Monday, his family said.
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What to know about Tom Llamas, the Miami native who is leading NBC's ‘Nightly News'
Tom Llamas, a Miami native, is set to make history on Monday by being the first Hispanic person to lead a network evening newscast.
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Former Hialeah Police chief arrested on fraud and grand theft charges: Officials
A former Hialeah Police chief was arrested on Monday on allegations of committing organized fraud and grand theft during his tenure, officials said.
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Man charged with animal cruelty after being caught on video beating rooster in Fort Lauderdale
A man who was caught on camera beating a rooster in Fort Lauderdale was arrested on Monday, police said.
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Man taken into custody after climbing pole in Miramar: Police
A man who climbed a pole in Miramar Monday morning and refused to get down prompted a swift response by police.
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Friends say woman attacked by dog in Fort Lauderdale has long road to recovery
As an animal control officer who was attacked by a dog in Fort Lauderdale recovers, her friends described her as an animal whisperer.
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FIU Panthers set to protest ICE agreement with campus police
Panthers at Florida International University on Monday are set to protest the partnership between campus police and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on their campus
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14-year-old hospitalized after being shot in Lauderhill: Police
A teenager was taken to the hospital Monday morning after they were shot in Lauderhill, police said.
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4 hospitalized after multi-vehicle crash in Fort Lauderdale: BSFR
A multi-vehicle crash in Fort Lauderdale on Sunday sent four people to the hospital, fire rescue said.
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1 hospitalized after BSO deputy fires weapon in West Park: Officials
An investigation is underway in West Park Sunday afternoon after a deputy was forced to fire their weapon, officials said.
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Bond denied for man charged with carjacking in Miramar
A man who was arrested after being accused of being involved in a carjacking in Miramar appeared before a judge on Sunday.
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John Morales says he's worried about 2025 hurricane season after NWS suffers loss of staff and resources
2025’s hurricane season is already unprecedented. Never have we faced the combustible mix of a lack of meteorological data and the less accurate forecasts that follow, with an elevated propensity for the rapidly intensifying hurricanes of the manmade climate change era.
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EB lanes on SR 826 in Miami Gardens reopen after car catches on fire
All eastbound lanes on State Road 826 in Miami Gardens were closed Sunday morning after a car caught on fire, officials said.
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Man fatally shot during confrontation in Lauderhill: Police
An investigation is underway in Lauderhill Sunday morning after a man was fatally shot during a confrontation, police said.