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Miami doctor found guilty of prescribing millions of Oxycodone pills sold on streets

The Oxycodone case against Dr. Daniel Alberto Carpman was linked to a Hialeah pill-mill ring, feds say.
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Police officers evacuate Hallandale High School

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – Police officers responded to the Hallandale High School on Wednesday to investigate a report of a bomb threat. According to the Hallandale Beach Police Department, students, faculty, and staff evacuated the public magnet school at 720 NW 9 Ave. “We are asking the public to...
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Miami nurse guilty of abusing and torturing 3 adopted daughters, killing 7-year-old

MIAMI (TCN) -- A jury found a 56-year-old former nurse guilty of abusing and torturing her three adopted daughters, one of whom later died. Miami-Dade County court records show Gina Emmanuel was convicted of first-degree murder and two counts of aggravated child abuse in connection with the death of a 7-year-old girl...
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Underwater Camera Offers Live View of Miami Coral Reef

An underwater camera has showcased the incredible corals and sea life that have developed around the human-made shorelines of Miami nonstop for the last five years. In February 2020, Colin Foord and Jared McKay, co-founders of Coral Morphlogic, strategically installed an underwater live stream camera at a coral reef...
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How Miami is dealing with challenges in the condo and rental markets

Safety legislation, rent trends, and development shape South Florida’s housing dynamics.
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‘Disruptive’ detainees treated for ‘minor injuries’ in Miami federal jail incident, authorities say

MIAMI – A spokesperson for the Federal Bureau of Prisons confirmed with Local 10’s Christina Vazquez Wednesday that “multiple incarcerated individuals became disruptive at the Federal Detention Center Miami” at around 5 p.m. Tuesday. FDC Miami is an administrative security federal detention center at 33 NE...
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Publix supermarket offers vehicle registration quick service space

MIAMI – Miami-Dade residents can shop and renew their vehicle registration at the same location. Publix and the Miami-Dade County Tax Collector’s Office have teamed up to install new self-service kiosks inside several of the supermarket locations. The initiative highlights the effort to bring government services into...
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New video allegedly shows suspect in Miami, Miami Beach murders outside victim’s apartment

New surveillance video allegedly shows a man accused of murdering two elderly and disabled victims in separate killings in Miami and Miami Beach outside one of the victims' apartments hours before he was found dead. The new surveillance footage appears to show 26-year-old Zsolt Zsolyomi walking outside the apartment...
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South Florida reels from surge in domestic violence cases

MIAMI GARDENS, FLA. (WSVN) - A police chase ended with the capture of a man accused of shooting his mother-in-law. He was caught only 24 hours after the crime, the same day as another deadly case, as the latest in a string of domestic violence incidents across Broward and Miami-Dade counties.
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Miami “Day of Action” 50501 Protest: What to Know

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