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Choosing the Right Milk for You
With so many alternatives, it’s no wonder many struggle when choosing the right milk. Here are some factors to keep in mind next time you’re at the supermarket.
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15-Year-Old Arrested After Leading Police on Pursuit in Miami Beach
A driver led police on a chase in Miami Beach Sunday that involved several suspects and led to one arrest
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Publix Cancels Monday's Online COVID Vaccine Registration Over Weather Delays
For the third time, Publix will not have online registration for COVID-19 vaccines at stores across the state. The supermarket giant announced it would not have the Monday registration on its system due to doses not arriving in the state after weather forced delays in shipments from around the country. The weather delays caused similar cancellation... -
Ultra Music Festival Officially Canceled for 2021, Plans to Return in 2022
Electronic music fans will now officially have to wait until next year to get their dose of the Ultra Music Festival in downtown Miami. Organizers officially said Saturday the event has been canceled for a second straight year due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the next scheduled event taking place March 25th-27th of 2022. “We understand the dis... -
Dominion Sues MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell for $1.3 Billion, Claiming He Profited From Election Conspiracies
The defamation lawsuit claims Lindell spread the election lies to spur former President Donald Trump’s supporters to buy MyPillow products.
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WATCH LIVE: AG Nominee Garland Vows Capitol Riot Will Be Top Priority
President Joe Biden’s nominee for attorney general is set for his confirmation hearing vowing to prioritize civil rights, combat extremist attacks and ensure the Justice Department remains politically independent
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DMV Mistakenly Sends Calif. Woman ID Card With Face Mask Photo
A mix-up at the California Department of Motor Vehicles left a California woman with a driver’s license photo that’s a sign of the times.
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Virus Updates: CDC Study Finds Teachers May Play Role in COVID Spread in Schools
The United States reached a grim, once-unimaginable milestone in the coronavirus pandemic on Sunday: more than 500,000 people have died from COVID-19, according to a tally by NBC News. The nation has also reported more than 28 million infections.
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NY Father-to-Be Dead After Homemade Gender Reveal Device Explodes: Police
A 28-year-old father-to-be in Sullivan County was killed on Sunday after a device designed for a gender reveal exploded, state police said. New York State Police dispatched officers to a Liberty residence around 12 p.m. after reports of an explosion. A spokesperson for the department confirmed Christopher Pekny, the soon-to-be father, was building ... -
Spring Break 2021: A Guide to Vacationing in South Florida During COVID-19 Pandemic
If you’re planning to visit South Florida for spring break, here are a few things to know to make your vacation fun and safe during COVID-19.
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Cerveceria ‘La Tropical' Begins Brewing Cuba's Oldest Beer in Wynwood
With some water, a little yeast, and some hops and barley you create “La Tropical” beer that is now being produced in Wynwood. The factory was founded in Cuba in 1888 and was an important part of the brewing industry. Over the years, it became a product of national pride. The owner of La Tropical, Manny Portuondo, said that in…... -
Netflix Doc to Examine Man Behind College Admissions Scandal
A Netflix documentary will use actor recreations of FBI wiretaps to tell the story of Rick Singer, the man at the center of the college admissions scandal that sent actors Felicity Huffman, Lori Loughlin and and several other prominent parents to prison.
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High Court Formally Rejects Trump Election Challenge Cases in Pa., Other States
The Supreme Court has formally rejected a handful of cases related to the 2020 election, including disputes from Pennsylvania that had divided the justices just before the election.
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Pianos and Protests: Orchestrating Change in Denver
Purnell Steen, an accomplished jazz musician and civil rights activist, talks about the struggles Black musicians faced at the dawn of the civil rights era.