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‘Why?': Residents question fire at Li'l Abner Mobile Home Park as they fight eviction
This fire has caught residents’ attention, especially after Sweetwater officials confirmed it may have been arson.
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DeSantis says there's ‘no basis' for investigation of Hope Florida Foundation
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday lashed out after the Leon County State Attorney’s Office confirmed an open investigation related to a nonprofit linked to First Lady Casey DeSantis’ signature Hope Flori... -
Florida Gov. DeSantis signs anti-swatting bill into law
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed into law a bill that cracks down on people who make swatting calls with increased penalties.
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Man shot in North Miami arrested in separate incident: Miami-Dade Sheriff
A man who was shot during an argument in North Miami was arrested on Tuesday after being accused of attacking someone in a separate incident, deputies said.
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Uber driver seen in video pointing gun at passengers in Hollywood in court
An Uber driver who was caught on camera pointing a gun at her passengers in Hollywood made her first appearance before a Broward judge on Wednesday.
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Smoke seen from road as wildfire burns in Southwest Miami-Dade
A wildfire is burning in Southwest Miami-Dade on Wednesday. Preliminary reports state that the fire is burning in the 13300 block of Southwest 127th Avenue. It is about 4.5 acres in size and 0% contained, the Florida Forest Service says. NBC6 is working to learn more about the fire and whether any homes may be threatened. This is a developing…... -
Fire displaces 38 residents, including children, from Lauderdale Lakes apartments
An apartment fire forced 38 people, including almost a dozen children, out of their homes in Lauderdale Lakes late Tuesday.
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Feels-like temps hit triple digits on what'll likely be hottest day of 2025 (so far)
Wednesday is forecast to be the hottest day of the year so far, as South Florida looks at high temperatures reaching into the low-90 degrees. Normal for this time of year is to have high temps in the upper-80s. So far, the hottest it’s been is 91 degrees, which we’ve hit twice this month, on the 14th and 17th...
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All clear at Stranahan High School in Fort Lauderdale after apparent swatting
Police responded to Stranahan High School in Fort Lauderdale after it was placed on lockdown on Wednesday due to a threat, officials said.
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The 6 foods you must try at Universal Epic Universe
Let’s be honest: the rides aren’t the only reason you may want to visit Universal Epic Universe. Checking out all the attractions at Florida’s newest, largest theme park can really work up an appetite. Lucky for you, Epic Universe is taking theme park food to the next level with 30 themed restaurants across the five worlds. But yo... -
Man arrested for abusing 2-year-old daughter in Sunny Isles Beach: Police
A man was arrested on Wednesday, accused of abusing a child in Sunny Isles, police said.
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‘He liked the girls': Students react after Hialeah teacher arrested for sex with student
A Miami-Dade School teacher, accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student, appeared before a judge on Wednesday.
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Authorities investigating how cyclist ended up injured in Pompano Beach
Authorities are hoping surveillance video can help them determine how a bicycle rider ended up injured next to a roadway in Pompano Beach.
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Fort Lauderdale Police officer arrested on domestic violence charges: Chief
A Fort Lauderdale Police officer was arrested on domestic violence charges over the weekend, officials said.
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Man arrested by SWAT after video showed him climbing down side of Miami high-rise
SWAT teams on Wednesday arrested a man in Miami who is accused of breaking into an apartment and stealing a victim’s belongings.
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1 hurt, 1 arrested after Fort Lauderdale roommate argument ends in shooting: Police
One person was hospitalized and another person was arrested after an argument between roommates ended in a shooting in Fort Lauderdale early Wednesday, police said.
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Doral owner of 15 restaurants unsure about future of Venezuelan employees with TPS
As a business owner in the largest Venezuelan community in the United States, Wilmer Escaray is stressed and in shock. He is unsure what steps he should take after the Supreme Court allowed President Donald Trump to strip legal protections from hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan immigrants. Escaray owns 15 restaurants and three markets, most of th...
