Police are investigating after a man was found shot to death Wednesday morning in northwest Miami-Dade. The shooting occurred around 2 a.m. near a medical marijuana dispensary and a Speedway gas station on Northwest 167th Street and Second Avenue in the Golden Glades neighborhood. A large tanker truck was also parked at the gas station, […]
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Nothing has changed for the Washington Wizards when it comes to their stance on Bradley Beal and his future. They don’t have plans to trade him and, barring something unforeseen, both sides are planning to move forward and give it another shot with him and John Wall in the backcourt. But, as we have seen
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A street vendor was struck by a dump truck and killed Tuesday afternoon at the intersection of Okeechobee Road and NW 116th Way, the Florida Highway Patrol says. Sky 10 was over the scene after the incident, which happened just before 4 p.m. From: Local 10 News Youtube Twitter Instagram Local Street vendor hit and
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The death of a Miami Police officer’s wife who became trapped in the back seat of his department-issued SUV for hours was caused by heat stroke and has been ruled an accident, according to a medical examiner’s report. The report from the Miami-Dade Medical Examiner on the death of Clara Paulino was released Tuesday. Paulino died on
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When classes moved online during the early stages of the pandemic, child-abuse reports plummeted around the nation. Advocates worried that without teachers and school staffers paying attention to kids and watching for signs of abuse, many cases would go unnoticed. But now that most students in Miami are back in school, reports of child abuse are on the
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Well before the coronavirus disrupted Miami’s condo market, luxury developers were pushing a cutting-edge amenity: on-site concierge medical services for residents. Now, with so many people avoiding crowded doctors’ offices, those forward-thinking wellness amenities have become hits with buyers.The 126-unit, Piero Lissoni-designed Ritz-Carlton Residences on Miami Beach come with an exclusive one-year membership to Dr. Arthur Agatston’s
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Officials at Fort Lauderdale City Hall are dealing with an outbreak of COVID-19. 12 employees with the City of Fort Lauderdale have tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Some of these employees are police officers and some work with City Manager Chris Lagerbloom, who also contracted the virus. “A little rough, on and off,” Lagerbloom
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A Virginia man is facing a murder charge in the killing of his missing friend whose body was discovered in the truck of a car after a crash in Miami-Dade, authorities said. Robert Avery Coltrain, 25, was arrested on a second-degree murder charge in the killing of 25-year-old Brian Trotter, an arrest report said. The
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The NFL trading deadline is a little more than a week away — Nov. 3, to be precise — so names of veterans potentially on the move keep popping up. One of those veterans happens to be Miami Dolphins veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick, who suddenly is seen as a good short-term answer for teams with issues
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A Miami Beach Commissioner says he tested positive for COVID-19 Sunday morning. In a statement posted on Twitter, Commissioner David Richardson says he began feeling symptoms Saturday evening before being tested Sunday morning. According to Richardson, he has hosted several food distribution events over the last eight months, but has made no contact with participants
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