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More Than 700 Vendors Make This Massive Florida Flea Market a Bargain Hunter’s Dream

Bargain hunters could easily lose track of time inside Opa Locka Indoor Flea Market, a sprawling shopping destination in Opa-locka where hundreds of vendors create the feeling of an enormous year-round treasure hunt. With more than 700 vendors associated with the market, the sheer variety is a major reason shoppers kee
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Cuban officials remain silent despite reports of Raúl Castro being hospitalized

MIAMI — Raúl Castro was hospitalized on Tuesday in Cuba, according to sources in communication with Local 10 News Analyst Andy Gomez, the former director of the University of Miami’s Institute for Cuban Studies. Cuban officials remained silent after the Diario Las Américas reported on Tuesday that...
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Miami waitress accused of extortion & threatening to send intimate pics after learning she...

Nathalie Rodriguez Gonzalez allegedly sent threatening text messages demanding $20,000 after learning the man she was dating had a girlfriend.
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Aquinas No. 1, Columbus makes big move in Florida Super 25 rankings

St. Thomas Aquinas remains firmly cemented as the No. 1 ranked team in the USA TODAY Florida Network Super 25, and Columbus ascended into the top three after its stunning upset of Bishop Gorman. Aquinas, which knocked off Texas Class 6A state champion DeSoto in Week 2, received all nine first-place votes. The Raiders a
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Hollywood Hills High students dismissed after police investigation

According to Hollywood police, the school was placed on lockdown "out of an abundance of caution" during the investigation.
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Man accused of robbing Hialeah smoke shop while masked, armed with rifle

HIALEAH, Fla. — A man is accused of first trying to rob a Hialeah smoke shop before returning about 45 minutes later with a semiautomatic rifle and stealing roughly $1,600 worth of pills, according to an arrest report obtained by Local 10 News on Tuesday. Jail records show Rafael...
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Multiple people detained after a shots fired call in Hialeah, police say

Investigators are conducting interviews and processing the scene to determine each person's level of involvement, according to police.
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Man flying to Cuba tells AA gate agent at MIA: No lithium batteries, ‘but...

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — Deputies say a man flying to Cuba confirmed with an American Airlines gate agent at Miami International Airport Monday morning that he didn’t have any laptop batteries in his bag ― but what he claimed he did have ensured that he would not make it to the island.
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2nd 17-year-old charged as adult in violent armed robbery at Miami-Dade McDonald’s

A second 17-year-old suspect has been charged as an adult in connection with a violent armed robbery at a Miami-Dade McDonald's last year, records showed. Gabriel Amaya had been arrested back on Aug. 12 on armed robbery and armed robbery conspiracy charges, an arrest report said. He was expected to...
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Fired police chief’s free speech lawsuit against Miami commissioners can proceed, court rules

Expensive lawsuits linger around Miami City Hall like vengeful ghosts, still around long after the people involved have left city government — and still draining Miami's coffers. Recently, one such lawsuit has once again reared its head: a First Amendment whistleblower case brought against city officials by embattled f

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