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Florida Joins 45 States In Lawsuit Targeting Facebook

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody joined 45 other states Wednesday in a lawsuit against Facebook, accusing the social media giant of exploiting its dominance in the digital marketplace and engaging in anti-competitive practices. The states’ lawsuit, accompanied by a legal complaint filed by the Federal Trade Commission, focuses on Facebook’s allegedly “illegal buy-or-bury strategy that […]

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Police: 2 stolen Tampa food trucks possibly taken to Miami

Local / Newsroom

Hillsborough County deputies are looking for two stolen food trucks possibly driven to the Miami area. The first one was stolen November 16. Detectives said thieves used a Ford F-250 to steal the red food truck with the name “Pizzeataly” on the side. The suspects reportedly fled south on the Veterans Expressway with the trailer, which

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BEST OF MIAMI® 2020

Entertainment / Newsroom

Nine months ago, the New Times editorial staff hauled the ol’ Best of Miami® machine out of storage the way we always do and cranked it up right outside the publisher’s office door the way we always do because we know how much he hates the racket it makes. And here we are — six months later

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Reward increased to $10,000 for information about teenage girl’s killer

Local / Newsroom

Authorities have increased a reward for information about a fatal 2019 shooting to $10,000. Miami-Dade police said Gabriela Aldana, 17, was shot in the head on May 24, 2019, outside the Hookah Palace in the 1800 block of Southwest 26th Street. Police said shots were fired from a car around 2 a.m. and Aldana was

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Miami Beach Man Attacked On Busy Street Corner

Local / Newsroom

Police are searching for the subject seen in this video attacking a 70-year-old man as he waited to cross 10 Street and Alton Road, on November 21st. The victim was taken to the hospital and treated for a broken nose, injuries to his hands and bruising. The suspect, is 6′ to 6′-3″ tall and weighs

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Cher’s former Miami Beach mansion sells to Keith Menin for $17M

Lifestyle / Newsroom

The Goddess of Pop’s former La Gorce Island home in Miami Beach has a new owner. Hospitality mogul Keith Menin purchased the waterfront mansion at 64 La Gorce Circle via 64 LaGorce LLC, a Delaware company, he said. Listing brokerage Douglas Elliman said the property sold for $17 million. Cher, who is now based in

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Ivanka and Jared buying $30M Miami waterfront lot from Julio Iglesias

Lifestyle / Newsroom

Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner have set their post-White House sights on Miami. The couple is spending $30 million to purchase a waterfront lot on Indian Creek Island in a deal that’s set to close Dec. 17, according to the New York Post. Famed singer Julio Iglesias sold the 1.8-acre property, which the Post

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Miami Heat decide not to field G League team this season

Sport / Newsroom

According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, the Miami Heat and their affiliate Sioux Falls Skyforce will not be participating in this season’s version of the G League. Due to the the newly introduced COVID-19 protocols, this 2020-21 G League season will likely be conducted in a bubble environment in Atlanta. The team currently has guard Gabe

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Double Homicide Mystery in Opa-locka After 2 Men Found Slain at Abandoned Home

Local / Newsroom

Two men were found dead in the yard of an Opa-locka home over the weekend, and now homicide detectives are searching for answers. The bodies of the men, 50-year-old Osmar Oliva and 26-year-old Johan Gonzalez Quesada, were discovered Saturday evening in the yard of 1801 Rutland Street, Miami-Dade Police officials said. From: News Break Youtube Twitter Instagram

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Miami-Dade Public Schools Officials Meeting to Discuss Plans Amid Pandemic

Local / Newsroom

Officials with Miami-Dade County Public Schools are holding a virtual meeting Monday to discuss their plans for keeping schools open amid the coronavirus pandemic. Superintendent Alberto Carvalho and other school officials will be meeting with health experts to discuss their plans for the rest of the school year. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said last week

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