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Tyreek Hill at Risk of “No Fun League” Fine After NFL Captures, Deletes Backflip Celebration Footage
Tyreek Hill is tempting the wrath of the NFL’s touchdown-celebration regulators.
UPDATED: “Invisible Man” of Porn Pleads Guilty in Sprawling Investment Scheme
Carl Ruderman has admitted to defrauding investors in what prosecutors described as a $250 million scheme.
Five Instances Where David Beckham Was Most “Miami” in New Netflix Documentary
David Beckham came off as the quintessential “Miami Man” in his new Netflix doc.
Florida Manatees Could Return to Endangered Species List
In 2021, more than 1,100 manatees perished in Florida, marking the deadliest year on record for the mammals.
“Cohen”-Calling: Billy Corben Jousts With Coral Gables Mayor Over Jewish Name Reference
The filmmaker says local politicians not-so-subtly use his legal last name as a dog whistle to call attention to his Jewish heritage.
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Miami-Dade to Spend Millions on Software to Identify Dirty Cops
Gone are the days when local police officers’ trails of misconduct are lost in a pile of dusty papers.
Tech Tycoon Paul English Launches Banned Books Giveaway for Floridians
“It is not hyperbole to say that I feel like books saved my life,” says English’s partner at Bookshop.org.
Miami-Dade County Looks to Form Oversight Board for Mental Health Facilities
Miami-Dade County is weighing whether to create a central advisory board that would oversee its mental facilities and advise on treatment programs.
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Homicidal Winnie-the-Pooh Movie Shown to Miami Springs Schoolchildren
Oh bother! Winnie-the-Pooh went on a murderous rampage in full view of fourth graders.
UPDATED: Florida Family Found Guilty of Fraud for Hawking Bleach as COVID “Miracle” Cure
Mark Grenon and his sons created a fake church to peddle industrial bleach as a “miracle cure” for COVID-19.
Dolphins Players Trade Title for NFL’s Fastest in Showdown Against Giants
Dolphins players are approaching speeds that would get them pulled over in a school zone.
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Florida Man Says He’s Stuck in Dallas After Chime Account Drained
A customer of the fintech app says he lost more than $6,500 when his phone and wallet were stolen in Dallas.
Coral Gables Officers Won’t Face Charges for Fatal Shooting of Burglary Suspect
One Coral Gables resident said it sounded like “dynamite” when two officers fired off nearly 40 shots in the early morning confrontation.
Final Hours: Lolita the Orca Died After Medical Procedure at Miami Seaquarium
New interviews reveal that Lolita never recovered after an August 2023 medical procedure in the Seaquarium tank, where she had been confined since 1970.
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Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Had One of the Shortest Presidential Campaigns in Modern History
So close, yet so far, Francis Suarez.
Best-Selling Authors Raise Money for Miami-Based Center to Fight Book Banning, Censorship
Notable contributors include best-selling author Jodi Picoult, Hunger Games creator Suzanne Collins, and novelist James Patterson.
“Dignitary Protection”: Mayor Suarez Brought Bodyguards to Japan, South Korea on Taxpayers’ Dime
Two officers traveled to Asia to “provide dignitary protection” to Suarez during his lavish stays at the Ritz-Carlton in Tokyo and Four Seasons in Seoul.
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McDonald’s Customer Slapped With Assault Charge for Slapping Hot Coffee on Manager
An outburst under the Golden Arches led to a trip to Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center for an unsatisfied customer.
Marlins Must Overcome Odds, Injury in Surprise Playoff Appearance
The Marlins are looking to duplicate the Wild Card magic that led them to World Series wins in the franchise’s fledgling era.
Who Is Miami’s Cocaine Godmother Griselda Blanco, Subject of New Netflix Series?
The miniseries, created by the same team behind Narcos, tells the tale of Griselda Blanco, one of the most powerful and feared drug lords of the 1980s.
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Pit Bull Ban Lifted in Miami-Dade County
Miami-Dade passed the ban more than three decades ago after a seven-year-old girl was mauled by a pit bull.