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Roaches crawling at Outback Steakhouse and again at Iron Sushi

This week, several South Florida restaurants hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Outback Steakhouse in Miami Lakes was ordered shut after roaches were found crawling in the kitchen. It’s a rare shutdown for a big chain that usually relies on third-party companies to oversee cleanliness. Iron Sushi...
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Brother of man found dead after Miami Police shootout arrested in alleged road-rage shooting

The brother of a man found dead after a shootout with Miami Police officers last month was arrested for allegedly opening fire on another vehicle during a road-rage incident, police said. Alan Henry Triana, 23, was arrested Sunday on charges including aggravated assault with a firearm, shooting a deadly missile,...
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2 seniors shot dead at Davie home

DAVIE, Fla. — Two seniors were killed in a double shooting in Davie on Sunday night. It happened just after 8:30 p.m. in the 4700 block of Southwest 70th Terrace. Police said the two victims, whose ages have not been released, were “discovered within the home.”. One of...
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Video: Food Delivery Robots Cause Brutal Traffic Jam in Brickell

If you thought Miami traffic couldn’t get any worse, allow me to introduce you to our newest residents: a small army of food delivery robots who have absolutely no interest in your right of way — even if you’re an ambulance in Brickell. Yes, the delivery robots...
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Dirt bike rider hits police car during illegal street takeover on Rickenbacker Causeway, cops...

MIAMI — Miami police say a dirt bike rider slammed into a police car during an illegal street takeover that ended up on the Rickenbacker Causeway on Sunday, leading to his arrest on two felony charges. Authorities said Jonny Maravilla, 28, of Homestead, was part of a group of...
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South Florida lawmaker pushes bill to exempt seniors from most property taxes

A Florida state lawmaker is advancing a proposal that would allow homeowners aged 65 and older who benefit from the homestead exemption to stop paying local property taxes
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Workers clean up day and night after couple loses home in Fort Lauderdale

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — A couple fell behind on their mortgage payments, and their belongings ended up in piles outside of the house in Fort Lauderdale, neighbors said. The bank sold the foreclosed house across from Floranada Park and Floranada Elementary School at an auction in August, records show.
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‘Pillowcase rapist’ convicted in 1980s cases sentenced to life in prison in testy hearing

MIAMI (WSVN) - A man convicted in a string of rapes that took place in South Florida during the 1980s has been sentenced to life in prison in a hearing that went off the rails after he was given the opportunity to speak in court ahead of his sentencing. Wearing...
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SNAP suspension leaves FIU students facing rising food insecurity

Shutdown-driven pause in federal benefits increases demand at the FIU student pantry. This year’s government shutdown has come to an end. On Nov. 9, the Senate reached an agreement to reopen the government, followed by its approval in the House on Nov. 12. At 43 days long, the shutdown, which began on Oct. 1, has...
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Data Shows Miami Lost 67,000 Residents Due to Costs, Flooding

A recent study from Redfin real estate revealed that Miami-Dade County lost approximately 67,000 residents from 2023 to 2024. Two of the leading factors cited for relocation were costs and flooding from hurricanes and major thunderstorms. Several factors are cited by Redfin and local agents as contributing to the...

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