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Alleged Midnight Mailbox Prowler Arrested

Earlier today we shared the news of the midnight mailbox prowler caught on camera checking out the mailbox of a residence on South Drive near Royal Poinciana Boulevard. The prowler had been caught on camera doing the same thing on the same day at the same house just last month.
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Miami-Dade pastor accused of molesting teen at church: Sheriff

A pastor at a Miami-Dade church was arrested after he allegedly inappropriately touched a 15-year-old victim, according to the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office. Elco Vallier, 50, was arrested last week in Palm Beach County. He is a pastor at Theophile Church Miami, located at 15201 Northwest 7th Avenue. According to the...
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Shoppers Could Face $1,000 Fines Under New Shopping Cart Enforcement Rule

Shoppers who treat store parking lots like a drop-off zone for carts could soon be paying far more than a few dirty looks from fellow customers. A new wave of shopping cart enforcement rules is turning what many see as a minor etiquette lapse into a costly legal risk, with penalties that can climb to […]
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Miami Beach streak runner Raven settles foreclosure lawsuit

Miami Beach streak runner Robert Raven Kraft has settled the foreclosure lawsuit against him, ending a nearly yearlong legal case that threatened to kick the 75-year-old fitness icon out of his longtime home. The big picture: Raven — whose 51-year running streak has earned him a cult following and a South Beach...
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Meet the Black-owned company behind MIA’s $1 billion parking operation

The concentration of economic activity in a few large companies over the past decades suggests a trend of growth within big business. However, small businesses are essential to the U.S. economy, making up nearly all business ventures nationwide and playing a crucial role in job creation. For Dynise and William...
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Proposed Property tax Changes Would Impact Miami Springs

Property taxes are a perennial hot topic in Florida. For homeowners, they represent a significant annual expense. For local governments, they constitute a primary revenue source essential for funding daily operations. Recently, discussions in Tallahassee have increasingly focused on potential reforms to the state’s...
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2 suspects break into Miami home and steal influencer’s Ferrari: Police

A Ferrari was stolen from a home in Miami over the weekend after two suspects broke in, police said. According to Miami Police, officers on Saturday received a call at around 4 a.m. about a burglary that happened at a home. Police said that two men dressed in all black...
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Miami Beach condo property manager arrested in alleged kickback scheme: State Attorney

A Miami Beach condominium property manager and a maintenance worker are facing charges in an alleged kickback scheme involving hundreds of thousands of dollars, authorities said. Francisco Obispo, 38, is facing 18 counts of receiving a kickback and one count of organized scheme to defraud, while Jose Luis...
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Trinity Investments moves headquarters to Florida

Hospitality-focused investment firm Trinity Investments has moved its headquarters to Miami. The new headquarters are meant to reflect Trinity’s long-term commitment to Florida as a strategic hub for its business, providing proximity to key hospitality markets, global capital and a growing network of institutional...
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Local leaders in South Florida call for end of company licenses that sell luxury...

MIAMI (WSVN) - As the fuel crisis continues in Cuba, with drivers waiting months to fuel their cars, South Florida leaders have called for an end to spending on luxury goods being sent to the Cuban government. At PortMiami, U.S. Rep. Carlos Gimenez, alongside members of the Cuban exile community,...

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