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Man in critical condition after being shot in Gladeview: MDSO
One man was transported to the hospital Sunday morning after being shot in Gladeview, deputies said.
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Walk-in cooler fire causes smoke plume above France Pavilion at Disney World's Epcot park
A smoke plume that towered over Walt Disney World Resort on Saturday was caused by a walk-in cooler that caught fire, a representative from Disney said.
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The world wants more action to fight climate change, survey says
Earlier this year, for the second time in five years, the United States began the process of removing itself from the Paris Climate Agreement. This is devastating for three reasons. First, it signals ...
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Wildfire in SW Miami-Dade under control: MDFR
After burning for more than a week, officials on Sunday said a wildfire in Southwest Miami-Dade is now under control.
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Miramar has the most traffic crashes in parking lots. Here's why
We’ve been traveling around South Florida hearing from you, looking into different neighborhoods and seeing what areas have the most traffic crashes. This time we hit the streets of Miramar. It’s a city that’s still blossoming: Miramar, Florida. It is the third largest city in Broward County by land size, and the fifth most populous city in the cou... -
Ultra Music Festival returns to Miami: What to know
The Ultra Music Festival will return to downtown Miami’s Bayfront Park for three days of EDM acts from around the world.
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Wildfire in SW Miami-Dade now 65% contained
As a wildfire in Southwest Miami-Dade continued to burn on Saturday, officials said they’ve made progress in containing the flames.
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Residents at Miami condo protest upcoming assessment
A group of residents at a Miami condo took to the streets in protest after they found out they were being asked to pay hundreds more a month for a special assessment. Consumer investigator Sasha Jones is digging into why the condo board says the assessment is needed. There were honks of support for protesters outside of the Terra Nova…... -
6 to know – Top stories of the day
Here are the top stories on March 22, 2025.
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1 dead, 4 hospitalized following hit-and-run crash in Miami: Police
One person has died and four others were transported to the hospital following a hit-and-run crash in Miami, police said.
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Shopping smarter: What you can do to save money despite raising food prices
Food prices are predicted to increase by at least 2.2 percent in 2025, according to to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Food you make at home is expected to go up in price by 1.3 percent. Food you eat at a restaurant, could be 3.6 percent more expensive! So, what’s causing these high costs? And what do you…
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Florida's higher highway speeds proposal moves forward
Highway speeds could increase under a bill that has started moving forward in the state Senate. The Republican-controlled Senate Transportation Committee approved a wide-ranging measure (SB 462), filed by Sen. Nick DiCeglie, R-Indian Rocks Beach, that includes boosting the maximum speed on interstates and Florida’s Turnpike from 70 mph to 75 mph. T... -
NASCAR Cup series going on as scheduled as wildfire fight continues
As crews work to tackle the 344 Fire, thousands of people are heading to Homestead this weekend for the NASCAR Cup Series. Windy conditions were a concern as the fire burned tens of thousands of acres in southwest Miami-Dade, but the NASCAR races at the Homestead-Miami Speedway are going on as scheduled. “You look at it, it’s a little c... -
‘They are being treated like dogs': Families concerned over living conditions at Krome Detention Center
Family members of detainees being held at Krome Detention Center are speaking out about the alleged harsh conditions of the facility.
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Beloved Miami-Dade teacher shares what life is like after deportation
Wualner Sauceda showed off the many letters he received from colleagues and students. “Mr. Sauceda, you were my favorite teacher and still are,” he read out loud from his Honduran home located in a tiny town three hours northeast of the country’s capital Tegucigalpa. Many of the students he left behind used the letters to express how much they...... -
Spring break crowd broken up on Sunny Isles Beach, but Miami Beach mostly quiet
Police broke up a spring break crowd on Sunny Isles Beach on Friday as things have remained relatively quiet in South Florida for the start of one of the busiest weekends of the season.
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Man accused of holding jeweler and his family at gunpoint in SW Miami-Dade home invasion
Police have arrested a man who they say was one of the masked robbers who held a well-known jeweler and his family at gunpoint at their home in southwest Miami-Dade.