MIAMI – A Miami code compliance officer who accused a commissioner of pushing her on the job has now been fired for insubordination. Suzann Nicholson filed a workman’s comp claim for injuries after she says she was pushed by Commissioner Alex Diaz de la Portilla when she encountered him at an illegal party in February and […]
After a ransomware cyberattack hit the Colonial Pipeline last Friday, lines at gas pumps throughout the Eastern Seaboard have been long and fuel prices have been inching up. The pipeline stretches over 5,000 miles and provides about 45 percent of the gas and diesel to the East coast — but not to South Florida. “We
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A 4-year-old girl has died, days after she was pulled from a swimming pool in Pembroke Pines, authorities confirmed Thursday. Pembroke Pines police said investigators assigned to the case were notified that the girl had died on Wednesday. According to authorities, the child was with her family Monday afternoon, visiting someone inside the Chapel Trail
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Beginning Thursday, Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines will begin to be offered to children 12 and older with parental permission at select schools in Miami-Dade County. Employees and parents of M-DCPS and charter school students wishing to be vaccinated may also receive the vaccine at any of the participating locations. “When we vaccinate teachers, school staff, families,
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