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Toddler's Recovery Highlights Heart Transplant Surgeries at DiMaggio Children's Hospital
Two-year-old Majesty Williams is in good spirits. She loves to dress up and she has a healthy appetite. Her mother, Shaneka Holloman, says she is blessed her little girl is doing so well just six months after she had a heart transplant. “On the second day, once everything came out she was eating and doing everything like normal,” says Holloman….
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DiMaggio Children's Hospital Celebrates Decade of Heart Transplants
NBC 6’s Nathalia Ortiz shares the emotional story of one youngster who received a second chance at life thanks to the work of doctors at the hospital.
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Baby With Rare Heart Condition Finally Heads Home After Successful Transplant
It’s been a tough road and an emotional journey for Frances Rodriguez. Her 11-month-old daughter, Isabelle was born with a rare congenital heart condition called hypoplastic left heart syndrome, which basically means she was born with only half a heart.
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Joe DiMaggio Hospital's First Kidney Transplant Patient Graduates From High School
Graduating from high school is a milestone for any student. Arguably, graduation means more to a football player who was slammed to the turf in the middle of the game. “I’m feeling great, everything’s good, my results are always great, that’s why they call me the poster boy for Joe DiMaggio,” said Jermaine Toomer, who graduated virtually from Miami...
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High School Graduate Receives Kidney Transplant
As the class of 2020 goes through virtual graduations, some students stand out for their achievements, others for overcoming obstacles to reach the finish line. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer brings us the story of a pioneer, a young man who is number one on a list that no one wants to be on.
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Fredi-Watch 2010 Begins Now
With the Fish slumping, Jeffrey Loria is probably readying his manager’s pink slip
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A-Rod's Admission Was the Right Move
Alex Rodriguez has long been accused of being overly interested in his own PR, but he may never have done more for his image than he did by admitting steroid use on Monday.
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Dania Beach Child Hospitalized After Being Rescued From Pool
When deputies arrived on scene, the 4-year-old was found unresponsive without a pulse. CPR was then administered and several minutes later the child was able to regain a pulse.
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BSO Investigating 6-Year-Old Boy's Drowning Death in Dania Beach
Authorities are investigating after a 6-year-old boy drowned in a pool at a Dania Beach apartment complex.
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2-Month-Old Baby Found Dead in West Park Home: BSO
Authorities are investigating after a baby was found dead in West Park Thursday afternoon.
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Dog Gets Loose, Attacks 2-Year-Old Boy in Pembroke Pines
Authorities say a neighbor’s dog got loose and attacked a 2-year-old boy in South Florida.
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Mom Arrested After Girl Left in Hot Car for 3 Hours: Fort Lauderdale Police
A mother accused of leaving her 21-month-old daughter locked in a car while she spent three hours shopping in Fort Lauderdale is facing an aggravated child abuse charge.
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Miramar Man Arrested for Child Porn an IT Worker at Miami School
A Miramar man arrested after he was allegedly distributing more than 188 child porn files is an information technology worker at a Miami school, NBC 6 has learned.
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School Bus Driver Accused of Sexual Assault on Child: Police
A Miami school bus driver is under arrest for allegedly sexually assaulting a young girl inside a school bus on multiple occasions, according to Miami-Dade police.
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2016 Miss America Pageant
2016 Miss America Pageant
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Sanders Seeks Common Ground With Christian Conservative Students
In an unlikely appearance at a prominent Christian university, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said Monday the “massive injustice” of income and wealth inequality should unite people across the political spectrum. Sanders noted in his speech at Liberty University that he believed in women’s rights and gay marriage, drawing some cheers but mostly tepid applause. But the Vermont senator said...
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South Florida Remembers 9/11
South Florida joins the rest of our country in honoring the lives that were lost on September 11, 2001 when hijacked planes hit the World Trade Center’s twin towers, the Pentagon and a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.