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Florida doctor accused of stalking, killing ex-wife, sheriff’s investigators say
The Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office said investigators found several items at Richard Seith’s home including guns, ammunition and a silencer. Source link
Miami’s first Cuban-born Mayor Xavier Suarez plans 2025 run
Former Miami Mayor Xavier Suarez to run in 2025 Former Miami Mayor Xavier Suarez to run in 2025 02:58 Xavier Suarez, the first Cuban-born mayor
Search underway for missing woman last seen in Pompano Beach, BSO says
CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live The Broward Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help locating a missing woman. According to BSO detectives,
Human rights groups allege
A coalition of human rights organizations released a report Monday alleging that conditions at three immigration detention facilities in South Florida are “inhumane,” with claims
Postal worker stabbed near North Miami after verbal altercation, authorities say
Postal employee stabbed after altercation in Biscayne Park Postal employee stabbed after altercation in Biscayne Park 01:42 A U.S. Postal Service worker was stabbed Monday
Cyclist says Corvette hit him, then sped off near Miami’s hospital district
A Miami bicyclist is recounting the terrifying moment he says a silver Corvette struck him and then kept going—just steps from his home. David Miller
Billboards slam Diaz-Balart over Alligator Alcatraz; Congressman calls campaign a
A nonprofit group is accusing U.S. Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart of staying silent on alleged abuses at the Alligator Alcatraz immigration detention center. The group has
Judge orders no bond for Miami Beach man accused of killing mom, dumping body
A Miami Beach man accused of killing his mother and placing her body in a dumpster was ordered held without bond Monday afternoon after a
Haitians in South Florida react with relief and uncertainty to TPS extension
Thousands of Haitians in South Florida are feeling a mix of relief and uncertainty after the U.S. Department of Homeland Security extended Temporary Protected Status