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Al Capone’s Favorite Meal Is Still Served Nearly 100 Years Later at ‘Miami Beach’s...

The notorious mobster regularly dined incognito at the Miami Beach institution that still stands today.
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Beloved U.S. Sports Columnist Laid Off After 54 Years Sunday

This past week the Miami Herald newspaper announced a round of layoffs with some members of its sports department losing their jobs as well.
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Woman Arrested for Defrauding Senior in Florida, Hiding Cash in Body

A woman was arrested for attempting to defraud a Florida senior, and charged for stashing cash and hiding money in her body. The post Woman Arrested for Defrauding Senior in Florida, Hiding Cash in Body appeared first on West Orlando News .
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Miami Gardens police announce they’ve found missing K-9 officer

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The search for a missing Miami Gardens Police Department K-9 officer has come to a happy ending. Officials said Sunday that the 2-year-old beige Labrador named Gael is back with his MGPD handler. The positive update comes several days after the department issued a desperate...
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GTA 6 Ads Coming to Miami Beach Chairs and Umbrellas Under $3M Deal

Grand Theft Auto VI branding is headed for the sand in Miami Beach — on the rental chairs and umbrellas, not the lifeguard stands. Commissioners voted 4–3 on Sept. 10 to move ahead with the GTA 6 marketing deal, which would pay the city about $3 million, PC Gamer reported. Getting there took an hour of argument about w
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The Florida Restaurant That Helped Put Stone Crabs On The Map

Few dishes are as tied to a single spot as stone crab claws are to South Florida. In the heart of Miami Beach, a family-run restaurant has been serving them since long before “seasonal seafood” was a trending phrase. Waiters in crisp white jackets have carried trays of...
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Miami is the luxury capital for the rich fleeing New York and LA—now a...

Robert Rivani bet against a cratering office market with a $100 million Miami Beach redevelopment—and says it was 90% leased before the doors opened.
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Most of the UHealth and UnitedHealthcare Story Ended With a Deal — the Part...

On August 1, 2026, the University of Miami Health System and UnitedHealthcare announced they had reached a new multi-year agreement. The headline was good news: UHealth’s hospitals, facilities, and physicians would remain in network for hundreds of thousands of South Florida patients covered by UHC commercial plans, AC
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Search underway for missing 68-year-old woman from Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood

MIAMI (WSVN) - The City of Miami Police Department is asking for the public’s help in their search for an elderly woman who was reported missing from Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood. According to City of Miami Police, Rochelle Denise Mans was last seen on Sept. 13, 2026 at 1400...
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Coconut Grove Homeowners Face Deadline as Miami Cites Hedges Over Stop-Sign Visibility

A South Grove homeowner has until September 25 to fix a hedge the City of Miami says blocks drivers' view of a stop sign, one of roughly 20 active tree-removal appeals across Coconut Grove where city officials say sight visibility is emerging as the deciding factor. Michiel Johan van de Kreeke, who lives near Loquat Av

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