Four Broward County schools will have a new regular visitor next semester: a crime-fighting dog named Taylor who will try to sniff out guns on campus. Despite concerns by some School Board members that police dogs could unfairly target Black students, they agreed 8-1 on Tuesday to a 90-day pilot project in Coconut Creek. The […]
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Because of a dwindling oyster population, a Florida agency voted unanimously Wednesday to shut down oyster harvesting in Apalachicola Bay through the end of 2025, dealing a blow to an area that historically produced 90% of the state’s oysters and 10% of the nation’s. People in the area are divided between coming up with a
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Gloria and Emilio Estefan lived one of their saddest days last weekend, with the unexpected death of their great friend Frank Amadeo, who was also the president of their company, Estefan Enterprises. Through their social networks, the couple said their last goodbye to their friend and expressed their condolences for Frank’s family. According to media
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Jake Paul really, really wants to fight Conor McGregor. So much so that the YouTuber sent McGregor a $50 million offer for a future bout. There’s just one problem — McGregor isn’t answering. ‘You don’t wanna lose to a f–king YouTuber’ Paul appeared in an expletive-filled Instagram video in which he was smoking a cigar
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Parkland Marjory Stoneman Douglas Top247 offensive tackle Michael McLaughlin is one of the more unique prospects in this class of Miami Hurricanes. The Indiana native, who also starred on the hardwood, moved down to South Florida after his sophomore season and played mostly tight end before recognizing that his future was protecting the quarterback. That’s because he
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One person has died after a car smashed into a home in Northwest Miami-Dade. A white car crashed into a home near Northwest 14th Avenue and 77th Terrace, at around midnight, Wednesday. Alice Bedell, 84, said she is not sure what caused the car to crash into her home of almost 60 years. “I’m
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Low-fare carrier Frontier Airlines will soon be offering six new routes from Miami International Airport, including to four international destinations and two domestic cities, the airline announced Tuesday. The new routes include: Cancun, Mexico; Guatemala City, Guatemala; San Salvador, El Salvador; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Ontario, California; and Orlando, Florida. The new routes will expand
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Today in stories that make you go “Wait, what?”, Disney World is going to stop digitally adding masks to people who don’t have them in their on-ride pictures, according to a report from WDW News Today. Even if you’ve never been to a theme park, you’ve probably seen these kinds of photos: people on a roller coaster screaming or
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The covering of a statue of George Washington on Miami University’s campus as part of a class project about racism has drawn the attention of a national group spotlighting what it calls political correctness bias at American colleges. The action on the statue in the rotunda of Miami University’s Alumni Hall with a tarp earlier
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For years, leaders in Miami-Dade County have mused about the creation of a ferry service that would sidestep gridlock traffic on the bridges and connect the cities of Miami and Miami Beach over the waterways. At long last, the dream is now a reality. And the operators hope it will be the first of many
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