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Florida Residents Urged to Prepare as Slow-Moving Storm System Brings Days of Heavy Rain

Miami, Florida — Millions of Floridians are being urged to prepare for days of heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding as a moisture-rich weather system settles over the state, bringing repeated rounds of thunderstorms through the weekend and into early June. Forecasters say the prolonged weather event could dump..
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‘A proud day’: Teen stabbed by girlfriend honored with posthumous diploma at Miami Northwestern...

What was supposed to be a joyful graduation day became an emotional tribute for the family of a South Florida teenager whose life was tragically cut short. On Thursday, the family of 17-year-old Yahkeim Lollar gathered at the Ziff Opera House as Miami Northwestern Senior High School honored him with a posthumous diplom
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Miami-Dade deputy not facing charges after fatal shooting

The State Attorney's Office released an 11-page memo determining the shooting was "justified."
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Surge of Caribbean moisture moves in, soaking parts of South Florida

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. — The expected surge of Caribbean moisture has arrived with nearly 3 inches of rain in some spots Thursday morning. It’s made for a very rough commute to work and school and several flood advisories were issued for the Upper Keys and near downtown Miami.
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Miami-Dade Government Should Incentivize Its Workforce to Save Taxpayers Money

A common thread many citizens discuss is that our local government spends too much. Most cannot tell you on what. It’s easy to point out obvious items (like buying a fleet of electric buses that do not work from a manufacture that is now bankrupt). Those are the easy items to identify. I think the issue needs to be app
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Search underway for missing teen from Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood

MIAMI (WSVN) - A search is underway for a missing teen from Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood. Detectives with City of Miami Police said 17-year-old Ciela Mendez was last seen in the area of Little Haiti on May 22. She stands 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs 130 pounds.
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This Miami Beach chef is quietly making the city’s best cheesesteak

It’s not every day that an acclaimed chef known for fine-dining cuisine opens a sandwich shop. Yet that might be exactly why Miami already loves Cheesesteak For Sale. The gourmet cheesesteak shop is a joint venture between some of Miami’s biggest hospitality names, including Jeff Lagowitz and renowned chef Pawan Pinise
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Little Havana businessmen say they’re entitled to city’s $770K payout to Carollo

The city of Miami has delayed a scheduled vote approving a $770,000 settlement payout to former Commissioner Joe Carollo after plaintiffs in a separate lawsuit filed an emergency motion this week, arguing they’re entitled to those funds. The Miami City Commission agreed on Thursday to push a vote approving a six-figure
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Joshua Lahai’s family starts GoFundMe after 11-year-old drowned off Surfside Beach

A family member says it is “devastated and struggling to cope with the emotional and financial challenges."
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Nearly a year later, MDSO sergeant cleared in deadly West Little River shooting

MIAMI — A Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office sergeant has been cleared nearly a year after he shot and killed a suspect following a pursuit that ended in the county’s unincorporated West Little River area. MDSO Sgt. Kelvin Cox shot and killed Kristofer Laboy, 24, outside of a building...

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