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Man Arrested After Allegedly Stealing Over $10K on Flight From Argentina to Miami

A man was arrested and was being held at a federal detention center after authorities said he stole over $10,000 from passengers on a flight from Argentina to Miami. Diego Sebastian Radio, 29, was arrested Tuesday and charged with one count of theft of personal property, court records show. According to an arrest report, Border […]

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Delivery man attacked, called racial slur inside Miami condo building

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MIAMI – A delivery man said he walked inside a South Florida condo building and was subjected to some terrible treatment. First he was pushed and then a sign was thrown at him, leaving scratches on his side. To make matters worse, he said racially derogatory comments were also hurled his way. “That’s when he

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Spirit Airlines again postpones vote on Frontier merger

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MIAMI – Spirit Airlines has again postponed a shareholder vote on a proposed merger with Frontier Airlines to continue talks with Frontier and rival bidder JetBlue Airways. The vote was delayed from Friday until at least July 15. It was the third time that Spirit called off a vote on the Frontier deal that is favored

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Bomb squad called to home of man accused of shooting at hospital in Coral Springs

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FORT LAUDERDALE – A man who reportedly posted videos of himself randomly firing shots at different locations around Broward County was arrested after shooting at a hospital. Police said 46-year-old Sami Qureshi fired four shots at a fourth-floor glass window of Broward Health Coral Springs around noon on Saturday. Hospital security first thought it was just

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Mets maul Marlins 10-0 behind Davis, McCann and Williams

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NEW YORK — — J.D. Davis hit his first major league grand slam, James McCann launched a three-run homer and the New York Mets routed the Miami Marlins 10-0 on Thursday night behind a splendid start from Trevor Williams. Davis set a career high with five RBI and Williams (2-5) pitched seven innings of two-hit ball as the NL East leaders won easily in

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Miami Marlins to host next year’s World Baseball Classic final

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NEW YORK — The Miami Marlins will host the semifinals and final of next year’s World Baseball Classic, which will be played for the first time since 2017. The tournament will start March 8 and end March 21 at loanDepot Park, Major League Baseball and the players’ association said Thursday. The field will expand from

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1 injured in Tropicana Flea Market fire, smoke could be seen for miles

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MIAMI – One person had to be hospitalized after suffering burns during a fire Thursday afternoon at the Tropicana Flea Market in Miami. The condition of the injured man is currently unknown. CBS4’s Joe Gorchow has learned the fire started after a food truck’s gas tank exploded. Firefighters continued to contain the fire from spreading to

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OL Johnathan Cline ‘Loved’ Offical Visit With Miami Hurricanes

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Miami offensive line coach Alex Mirabal is quite a fan of Cartersville (Ga.) High School class of 2023 interior offensive lineman Johnathan Cline, so much so that the coach offered the rising senior during their first phone call in January 2022. “Coach Mirabal actually just hit me up one night on Twitter and was like, ‘Hey JC,

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Harvette Smith makes history as North Miami Beach Police Department’s first Black chief

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MIAMI – After the oath of office, the North Miami Beach Police Department now has a permanent chief at the helm. Chief Harvette Smith served as interim chief since March, but is no stranger to the force. She’s been here 32 years. “I started at 19 years old, a secretary, just typing up policies and procedures,”

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73-year-old woman from Miami’s Upper East Side found

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MIAMI – Authorities have found a 73-year-old woman who had been missing and described as endangered. City of Miami Police said Celila Joseph was reported missing in Miami’s Upper East side, Wednesday. Joseph stands about 5 feet, 6 inches tall, weighs around 150 pounds, has gray and black hair and brown eyes. She was last

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