For a second straight day, protests by La Liga players against the league’s decision to stage a game in the United States were not broadcast
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Woman injured after getting attacked by multiple dogs in Miami-Dade, sheriff’s office says deputy shot and killed returning dog
An investigation is underway in northwestern Miami-Dade County on Saturday after a woman was reportedly attacked by a group of dogs, with one of them
Miami Hurricanes’ perfect season hopes dashed after Carson Beck throws 4 interceptions in loss to Louisville Cardinals
Carson Beck had not thrown four interceptions in any college game. He hadn’t lost a home game as a starter since his senior year of
Bright sunny and blue skies over South Florida, with very low rain chances for the weekend
The NEXT Weather Team is tracking a spectacular Saturday across South Florida. Bright sun and blue skies will be the norm for the entire weekend,
“No Kings” protests planned across South Florida, with dozens gathering in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties
In South Florida and across the United States, “No Kings” protests are planned to take place on Saturday, aiming at voicing disagreement on President Trump’s
“Sleep divorce” gains traction as couples prioritize rest over romance
A growing number of U.S. couples are choosing separate bedrooms to improve their sleep, a trend dubbed “sleep divorce,” according to a recent study by
Teen in critical condition after being hit by truck near Cutler Bay
A 15-year-old girl is in critical condition after being struck by a truck while trying to cross a road in Southwest Miami-Dade, according to authorities.
Louisville stuns No. 2 Miami 24-21 to end Hurricanes’ home streak
Miller Moss threw two touchdown passes to Chris Bell and ran for a score, Louisville intercepted four of Miami star Carson Beck’s passes and the
Florida lawmaker proposes minimum wage exemption for work-based learning programs
A proposal to carve an exemption in the state’s voter-approved minimum wage has resurfaced for the 2026 legislative session that begins in January. Rep. Ryan
King tides swamp Fort Lauderdale street twice daily as residents brace for more flooding
Twice a day, when king tides roll in, saltwater gushes up through gutters and drains on Northeast 32nd Avenue in Fort Lauderdale, flooding the street