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Police: Woman kept mom’s body in freezer to keep collecting disability benefits

MIAMI – A Florida woman is facing criminal charges after being accused of sticking the dead body of her elderly mother in a freezer inside her home so she could keep collecting her disability benefits. Police identified the woman as 64-year-old Michele Hoskins.  According to CBS News affiliate 12 News, neighbors became concerned after Marie Hoskins, 93,

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Miami Beach commission to soon determine fate of Steve Ross’ plan to develop Deauville site into two-tower Equinox project

Miami Beach commissioners soon will determine whether billionaire real estate developer Steve Ross’ plan to redevelop the historic Deauville Beach Resort can head to voters in November. Ross, founder and chairman of New York-based Related Companies, is proposing a two-tower development of up to 375 feet tall with a 175-room Equinox hotel and 150 luxury condos

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Crash Involving Tractor-Trailer Causes Closures on I-95 in Miami-Dade

An early morning crash involving a tractor-trailer closed all northbound lanes of Interstate 95 in Miami-Dade on Friday and created a traffic nightmare for drivers. The crash took place just after 4:30 a.m. just north of Northwest 151st Street. All lanes, both general purpose and express, were closed after the crash. Florida Highway Patrol officials

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Florida Gov. DeSantis takes actions to lower price of prescription drugs

TALLAHASSEE – Calling for more “transparency” in prescription-drug costs, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday issued an executive order designed to increase scrutiny of pharmacy benefit managers.  The executive order, in part, will require audits of pharmacy benefit managers that provide services in the state’s Medicaid managed-care program and the state-employee health insurance program.  Pharmacy benefit managers

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Ex-Disney World workers sue, claiming religious discrimination

ORLANDO – Three former employees have sued Walt Disney World, saying they were fired after refusing to wear face masks and get the COVID-19 vaccine due to religious reasons, according to a lawsuit. Barbara Andreas, Stephen Cribb, and Adam Pajer said in the lawsuit filed June 30 that Disney discriminated against them by not accommodating their

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