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Bodycam video shows fiery explosion after deadly chopper crash in Pompano Beach
New bodycam video shows the harrowing moments when a Broward Sheriff’s Office deputy responded to the scene of a deadly helicopter crash in Pompano Beach—footage that shows how he risked his lif... -
Video shows kids running for cover during deadly Miami-Dade dealership shooting
Surveillance video shows how children ran for cover as shots rang out in a warehouse district of southwest Miami-Dade, a shooting that would end with the alleged shooter, his half-brother and one othe... -
He went ‘to confront his half-brother': Victims, suspect identified in deadly shooting
The owner of a car dealership in southwest Miami-Dade was gunned down by his brother in a triple shooting at the business that prompted a massive law enforcement response Thursday afternoon, officials... -
Complaints of abuse mount at America's oldest detention center in Miami
As President Trump seeks to make good on his campaign pledge of removals of migrants, the U.S. immigration detention system is bulging with prisoners.
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3 young people advocate for cure to Crohn's ahead of South Florida weekend walk
According to the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation, nearly 1 in every 100 Americans are diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD. There are two types, ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease, and this weekend there’s an event in South Florida looking to raise money to find a cure for both. “I just knew that my journey had gotten a lot...... -
U.S. Rep. Frederica Wilson tours Krome Detention Center, claims ‘they took people out'
Congresswoman Frederica Wilson took a tour of the Krome Detention Center, the embattled immigration detention center in Miami which is the oldest in the United States, on Thursday after weeks of complaints from family members of those inside. But in a news conference afterwards, she said she felt that what she saw was a scene set just for her. Over... -
‘Kill me if I spoke out': Alleged victim of Alexander brothers texted her concerns
Attorneys for the twin Alexander brothers, prominent in luxury real estate, and their friend, who are accused of sexually assaulting women in South Florida, will be allowed to obtain limited data from one of the accuser’s sister’s cell phone.
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Dolphins take Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant with No. 13 pick in NFL draft
The Miami Dolphins addressed their defensive line on Thursday night, selecting Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant with the 13th pick in the NFL draft.
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Schmidt scores again as Panthers beat Lightning 2-0 for 2-0 series lead
Nate Schmidt scored his third goal in two games, Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 19 shots and the Florida Panthers beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 2-0 on Thursday night to take a 2-0 lead in the first-round playoff series.
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Florida Senate's Democratic leader says state party is dead and he's leaving it
The top Democrat in Florida’s Senate is leaving his party, declaring that “the Democratic Party in Florida is dead.”
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Miami-Dade car dealership owner gunned down by brother in triple shooting: Family
The owner of a car dealership in southwest Miami-Dade was gunned down by his brother in a triple shooting at the business that prompted a massive law enforcement response Thursday afternoon, officials and family members said.
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‘Still in disbelief': Mom speaks after son preparing for Marines shot, paralyzed
An 18-year-old who was preparing to head to the Marines is paralyzed after his mom said someone shot him outside their Miami-Dade home in a shooting that still hasn’t been solved.
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‘It was terrifying': Mom and daughter caught in crossfire during SW Miami-Dade shooting
A mother and her daughter are lucky to be alive after they ended up in the middle of a shooting in southwest Miami-Dade Thursday afternoon.
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Florida House abruptly halts Hope Florida investigation
After weeks of investigation, a state House leader said Thursday his panel is halting a probe into a foundation linked to First Lady Casey DeSantis’ signature economic-assistance program, Hope Florida.
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Proposal to change Miami's tree permitting process withdrawn amid public outcry
A proposal that aimed to streamline Miami’s tree permitting process has been withdrawn following months of public outcry and community protest.
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Salvation Army food pantry in Broward struggles with empty shelves. Here's how to help
The Salvation Army of Broward County is asking the community to help refill supplies for families who face food insecurity, after abrupt changes were announced in government programs.
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‘He's got a gun!': Bakery worker witnessed gunman open fire at SW Miami-Dade business
An employee of a bakery witnessed a gunman open fire at a southwest Miami-Dade business Thursday afternoon, the owner said.