Confirmed coronavirus cases continue to climb in South Florida, but the latest statistics show they are not climbing as fast or as high as last week. New testing sites continue to open in the state — the most recent being at Tropical Park located at 7900 S.W. 40th St. in Southwest Miami-Dade. The site opened […]
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Today marks the City of Miami‘s 124th birthday. Let’s take a look at who made incorporation possible: Image: The Black Archives History & Research Foundation of South Florida, Inc. 1/3 of the votes for Miami’s incorporation were Black men – without their votes incorporation would likely have failed. Shortly after their vote to incorporate these
At the same time that Mayor Dan Gelber announced he wants to rid Miami Beach of topless brawlers and police-car twerkers, a new filing in a discrimination lawsuit against the city accuses government employees of “slut-shaming,” and then firing, a worker. Ginette Luxama was a financial analyst for the City of Miami Beach from 2011 until she was terminated
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Regal Cinemas says it will reopen its movie theaters in August after an extended closure during the COVID-19 pandemic. The company announced Monday it is reopening on Friday, Aug. 21. Its movie theaters will look and feel different with new health measures intended to prevent spread of the coronavirus. Guests will be required to wear face masks
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Police are searching for a woman who, they said, may be the mother of a toddler who was found wandering in Miramar. Miramar Police are looking for information on Leila Cavett, who they say might be the mother of a young boy who was found wandering in Miramar. Police said they are concerned for her safety
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A Florida man has been charged with obtaining $3.9 million in Paycheck Protection Program loans and using it to buy a sports car and other luxury items in Miami Beach. The US Department of Justice said a criminal complaint was made against 29-year-old David T. Hines of Miami, Florida. The complaint alleges that Hines sought
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