OPA-LOCKA – Several Miami-Dade first responders are under investigation following allegations that they left a critically ill patient to respond to another emergency. The patient,
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Florida Senator Rick Scott pushes for tougher sanctions, travel restrictions on Cuba
MIAMI – Florida Sen. Rick Scott is once again pushing for tighter sanctions on the Cuban government, including renewed restrictions on flights to the island.
Dallas barber with ranching roots redefines Western wear
When you think of Texas and cowboys, what comes to mind? Boots, hats, and dusty trails? One North Texas man is putting a fresh spin
Zoo Miami welcomes trio of river otter pups
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Miami International Boat Show spotters help keep manatees safe
MIAMI — On the first morning of the Miami International Boat Show, boat captains were urged to take precautions during their “sea trials,” or test drives,
Health experts advise to take precautions against the flu
MIAMI – For the first time in years, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have declared flu season a high severity. According to the
Why Smith compares NBA All-Star Game celebration to Grammy Awards
What do the NBA All-Star Game and the Grammy Awards have in common? Apparently a lot, according to TNT’s Kenny “The Jet” Smith. Smith explained
Miami Dolphins release running back Mostert, along with cornerback Fuller and tight end Smythe
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Daughters of Target’s late cofounder “alarmed” over company’s rollback of DEI efforts
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Florida’s tougher immigration laws could face legal challenges
MIAMI – Florida’s new immigration laws, which impose harsher penalties for undocumented immigrants convicted of crimes, could soon face legal challenges, according to legal experts.