“We had a bill over $2,000 and finally made arrangements to pay it down,” said Patricia Cole. “But for two senior citizens, that’s expensive.” Source
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$2 million makeover plans for Midtown Miami faces challenges, developer says
A $2 billion makeover faces roadblocks that could delay development in Midtown Miami. Midtown Park’s master plan, approved by the city’s Urban Development Review Board,
Midtown Miami makeover may face delays due to economic changes, developer says
Midtown Park’s master plan, approved by the city’s Urban Development Review Board, will bring hundreds of luxury condominiums, offices, dining, shops, parks, and a racquet
Good Samaritan, U.S. Coast Guard help rescue 2 men after boat catches fire near Hollywood Beach
CBS News Chopper 4 captured the moment crews put out the blaze as the boat sank. Investigators are working to determine the cause of the
How organizations are helping South Floridians amid partial SNAP benefit funding
Feeding South Florida and Broward County officials are working to secure funding and essential food items to help SNAP recipients. Source link
Rain chances return mid-week as temperatures top out in the 80s across South Florida
South Florida will see mostly sunny skies to start the first week of November, but rain chances return to the area midweek. Also, breezy conditions
Susan Lorincz, subject of Netflix’s The Perfect Neighbor, accuses victim’s children of defamation
Susan Lorincz is currently serving a 25-year sentence for fatally shooting Ajike Owens. She is now threatening a lawsuit accusing Owens’ children of defamation. Source
Convicted “Pillowcase Rapist” found guilty in another cold case sexual assault
Robert Koehler, 66, who was already serving time for a Miami-Dade rape case, was tied to the latest victim after DNA results pointed to him.
Federal government reverses stance, lets mob con man contact Trump pardon czar Alice Johnson
The federal government says it no longer opposes efforts by a notorious mob con man to write “pardon czar” Alice Johnson. James Sabatino, who was
DOJ says President Trump doesn’t need approval for alleged drug boat strikes
The U.S. military carried out another strike on an alleged “narco-trafficking vessel” in the Pacific Ocean last week, killing four people, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth