Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has cast himself as the nation’s boldest and most aggressively conservative Republican leader, his eye on a 2022 reelection campaign and a potential presidential run two years later. DeSantis last month introduced legislation that would allow parents to sue if schools taught critical race theory. He has sued the Biden administration […]
TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Department of Health on Monday reprimanded two companies for failing to report more than 230,000 COVID-19 tests taken in December and January. The missing tests could mean that the number of positive COVID-19 cases in Florida was even higher than reported during the state’s omicron wave — the most widespread outbreak
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Hundreds of thousands of counterfeit euros were discovered by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents. The agents found the shipment on Wednesday during routine examinations at Philadelphia International Airport. Officials said the package labeled “Play money for Monopoly” was shipped from Russia and was headed to an address near Miami. The fake euros seized were
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TALLAHASSEE — Thousands of condominium owners could face hefty increases in their association fees under a bill that advanced in the Florida House Thursday that would impose strict new financial requirements to pay for structural repairs. The bill, PCB PPE 22-03, is similar to proposals moving through the Senate and, because it has the support of House and
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Florida’s interstates are seeing a rise in human trafficking and smuggling, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. “I think we’re seeing it a lot more because we’re looking for it a lot more,” said one FHP trooper who works undercover as part of the agency’s Criminal Interdiction Unit. He said he intercepted a
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If you can say one thing about Jeep fans, it’s that they’re dedicated. This is apparent every time a new Wrangler comes out and throughout the culture, too, with noted phenomena like the “Jeep Wave” — but will that dedication extend to something without four-wheel drive? Without even having four wheels? According to an announcement made on Tuesday, Razor
BRICKELL – A new restaurant set to open in Brickell glorifies Fidel Castro, Che Guevara and communism, and Miamians say they want no part of it. “Do you think when Cafe Habana arrives here they will be served a plate of humble pie?” CBS4 News asked a Brickell resident. Antonio Serbia offered a simple answer,
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The committee supporting Gov. Ron DeSantis’ re-election reported collecting more than $7.7 million in new donations in January alone. It was the biggest haul in 10 months for the Friends of Ron DeSantis, which closed the month with nearly $77.8 million in cash on hand. On top of that, DeSantis’ official candidate account reported another $2.27 million
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Miami-Dade County Public Schools will pay its new superintendent $370,000 a year. José Dotres, who was appointed by the school board on Jan. 25, is slated to begin his new job on Monday. He replaces Alberto Carvalho, the new superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District. He signed a four-year contract
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