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Miami to Distribute Grocery Gift Cards to Residents Experiencing Financial Hardship

The City of Miami will be handing out $250 Publix grocery gift cards to residents experiencing hardship and food insecurity due to the coronavirus pandemic. Distribution will begin Dec. 1. The only requirement is proof of residency and a signed affidavit that you’ve experienced financial hardship during the pandemic. Residents can go to the following […]

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Miami Heat, Bam Adebayo agree to 5-year max extension

Sport / Newsroom

The Miami Heat and Bam Adebayo have agreed to a five-year max extension, Adebayo’s agent, Alex Saratsis, told ESPN’s Zach Lowe. The deal includes escalator clauses that can take its total to $195 million over five years, Saratsis told ESPN. The Heat had until Dec. 21 to agree with Adebayo on an extension this season or else would have

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Publix sued over Florida employee’s COVID-19 death

Local / Newsroom

Publix is being sued by the family of an employee who died from COVID-19. According to a report by WPLG, the family of 70-year-old Gerardo Gutierrez filed a lawsuit against the supermarket chain. The family claims Publix “prohibited employees” from wearing masks and gloves, even though Gutierrez wanted to wear one. Gutierrez, according to the lawsuit,

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Where To Pick Up From Or Dine-In This Thanksgiving In Miami

Lifestyle / Newsroom

There are few places as magical and high-end as the prestigious Acqualina Resort & Residences. If you prefer to dine-in at Il Mulino, guests can indulge in a prix-fixe menu for $60/person, which includes organic roasted turkey, fresh cranberry sauce, walnut and sausage stuffing, sauteed green beans, mashed potatoes and pumpkin cheesecake. Those staying at the

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Miami man wins $1 million lottery scratch-off top prize

Local / Newsroom

It will be a celebratory Thanksgiving week for one Miami man who just scored a $1 million top prize from a scratch-off. Gustavo Canizares, 56, of Miami, found himself with a lucky ticket in The Fastest Road to $1,000,000 game, Florida Lottery officials say, and he elected to take his winnings as a one-time, lump-sum

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This Wild $9 Million Water Vessel Transforms From Speedboat to Submarine in Two Minutes

Lifestyle / Newsroom

Will it be a hidden narco haul, an underwater munitions base, or just some coral with parading parrot fish? If SubSea Craft has its way, the target could be any of the above since it’s aiming for a diverse audience for the futuristic vessel, which can zip over the water at 40 knots as a

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Despite coronavirus warnings from CDC, airports becoming busier in South Florida as travel increases ahead of Thanksgiving

Local / Newsroom

A rush of passengers arrived at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Sunday morning, with just four days to go before Thanksgiving. The flyers were clearly not phased despite a recommendation from the CDC to avoid Thanksgiving travel due to surging COVID-19 case numbers. Despite the warning, AAA says some 50 million Americans will still travel for

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ARE WE COOL YET? MASSIVE NEW FORT LAUDERDALE SCULPTURE IS PART BURNING MAN, PART GIRL POWER

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An instant Instagram star with a global pedigree was born along the New River on Friday — so is downtown Fort Lauderdale cool yet?The area took another step in that direction over the summer when Society Las Olas opened on the river under the umbrella of Property Markets Group, a developer of “social apartment communities”

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Pablo Escobar’s former Miami Beach property sells for $11M

Local / Newsroom

The waterfront Miami Beach lot once home to Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar in the 1980s now has a new owner. Chicken Kitchen founder Christian de Berdouare and his wife, former local news anchor Jennifer Valoppi, sold the 30,000-square-foot property at 5860 North Bay Road to developer Jarrett Posner, founder and chairman of New York

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You can now snow tube in Florida

Local / Newsroom

Floridians no longer have an excuse to say they have never seen snow. Snowcat Ridge Alpine Snow Park in Dade City has officially opened. The attraction is located in Dade City, which is about 35 miles north of Tampa. Visitors of Snowcat Ridge can find themselves plummeting down a 60-feet tall snowy slope or frolicking around

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