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16th Annual Jazz In The Gardens Music Festival Set To Return This Year To Miami Gardens
The city of Miami Gardens on Thursday unveiled its list of performers for its annual music festival that kicks off in about two months.
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North Miami Beach Commissioners Turn Against Each Other, City At Standstill
Mayor DeFillipo is under fire after legal findings bring into question his primary residency and voting record.
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South Florida Families Of Recently Arrived Migrants Fear For Loved Ones
Cubans and Haitians who come to South Florida by boat are not eligible for the new parole program and are subject to repatriation.
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Former Senator Annette Tadeo Running For Chair Of Florida Democratic Party
Former state Senator Annette Tadeo is running to become the new chair of the Florida Democratic Party.
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Miami-Dade Detective, Two Others Injured In Miami Gardens Crash
Three people, including a Miami-Dade police officer, were injured in a violent crash early Friday morning in Miami Gardens.
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Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Center Sees $44 Million Revamp
"What's unique about this sports venue is that it is open to the public. It's a municipal swimming pool," said complex manager Laura Voet.
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Rapper Flo Rida Awarded $82.6M For Breach Of Contract Case Against Makers Of Celsius Energy Drinks
Flo Rida's production company, Strong Arm Productions, had sued Boca Raton-based Celsius Holdings Inc. in Broward County court in May 2021.
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WWII Veteran Reflects On Her Experiences Before Celebrating 100th Birthday
"Yeah, I don't feel like I'm going to be 100, but then I do-- because I forget a lot," Says Edith D'Eletto Vancheri.
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North Miami Beach Mayor Asks For 'Emergency Injunctive Relief' In Lawsuit
CBS4 now knows when the mayor and the City of North Miami Beach will clash in court. It's at the end of the month, January 31st.
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Man Accused Of Using Sledgehammer In Killing Of Co-Worker In Hollywood
Hollywood police have made an arrest in the murder of a man Wednesday morning inside the Wartsila North America building.
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Miramar Man Accused Of Exposing Himself To Several Women
"I'm shocked to be quite honest with you, because when we first moved in here we weren't expecting to see anything like this," she said.
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Miami-Dade Wins Right To Strip FTX Name Off Heat Arena
Terminating the rights deal "shall be effective immediately upon entry of this order," U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John T. Dorsey wrote.
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Driver Who Allegedly Ran Red Light Killed In Overnight Crash In Pembroke Park
Joseph Junior Dorleans, 47, of Hollywood, was killed during the collision at the northbound exit of Interstate 95 and eastbound Pembroke Rd.
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2 FIU Researchers Rescued From The Everglades After Being Thrown From Airboat, Officials Say
A 29-year-old woman was taken by helicopter to a local hospital where she was being treated for a broken leg, Broward County officals say.
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Street Renamed After Black Business Owner Remembered For Generosity
The woman who opened Miami's first Bahamian restaurant in 1929 was recognized with a special street designation.
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Expert 90% Sure Geological Conditions Did Not Cause Surfside Condo Collapse
His investigation reveals problems with the original design of the building more than 40 years ago.
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Two Miami-Dade Police Officers Injured In Crash On Quail Roost Drive
Police say the officers were responding to a "priority call with emergency equipment activated" when they collided with another vehicle.
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Once Nearly Bulldozed, African American Church In Coral Gables Enjoys Revival
This Sunday it'll re-open its doors for a special theatrical production honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Residents Torn In Support, Opposition Of Hialeah Park Development
Over 340 rental units, homes for rent, and a school that would serve almost 3,000 units will be built where Hialeah Park now stands.
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Miami-Dade, Broward Law Enforcement Brace For Reckless "Wheels Up, Guns Down" Riders
The annual event started as a way to honor Dr. King. It later morphed into a protest of police brutality.
