For a 3 1/2-year-old, Elmo sure has sung a lot on “Sesame Street” with some of the best musicians in the world. But it wasn’t until Thursday
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Rapper Sean Kingston to be sentenced in $1 million fraud scheme in South Florida
Rapper Sean Kingston is scheduled to be sentenced in South Florida on Friday after being convicted of a $1 million fraud scheme. Kingston, whose legal
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Denzel, meet Spider. Some celebrities only need to go by their first names. That’s certainly the case for legendary actor Denzel Washington. And it was
Better late than never! Overdue library book returned to Texas library after 82 years
Better late than never. A very overdue library book was returned to the San Antonio Public Library. It was just 82 years late. The book
Puerto Rico cashes in on Bad Bunny as thousands flock to the island for his concerts
Tourists slipped into borrowed red polyester vests from the Puerto Rico supermarket where Bad Bunny once worked, grinning as they posed for photographs in the
Miami-Dade residents push back against proposed $5 parking fee at county parks
Community members are voicing strong opposition to a proposed $5 parking fee at Miami-Dade County parks, including Tropical Park, as officials work to close a
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CLEVELAND (AP) — José Ramírez had three hits and scored three runs, Gabriel Arias had a pair of RBIs and the Cleveland Guardians beat the
Report: Florida man on trial for allegedly shooting date after dinner bill dispute
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Playboy to relocate global headquarters and develop new club on Miami Beach
Playboy is heading to Miami Beach. The men’s lifestyle entertainment brand, known for its centerfolds of nude and semi-nude models and widely recognized bunny logo,
Millions of Floridians could lose Affordable Care Act coverage as federal tax credits set to expire
The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is on track to become unaffordable for millions of Floridians who rely on the health insurance coverage.