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Driver charged in fatal Miami hit-and-run told cops he “panicked,” officials say

A 41-year-old man was arrested Friday after police said he struck and killed a pedestrian in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood and left the scene, according to police. Fernando Abraham De Los Rios appeared in Miami-Dade bond court on Saturday morning. The judge granted him a $15,000 bond and found probable cause....
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Playboy relocates from Los Angeles to Miami: New HQ and club announced

One of the most well-known and controversial media brands is making Florida its new home. Playboy announced on Aug. 13 that it will relocate its global corporate headquarters from Los Angeles to Florida. In a press release, Playboy officials said the move reflects the company's commitment to aligning with one of the...
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10 Family-Owned Mexican Restaurants In Florida That Locals Keep Coming Back To

Some of the best Mexican food in Florida isn’t found in big chains – it’s served in family-run restaurants where every dish comes with history and heart. These places honor generations-old recipes, welcoming diners with the kind of warmth that keeps people coming back. In Miami’s lively...
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Miami-Dade Officer Invokes ‘Stand Your Ground’ Law in Defense Against Manslaughter Charges for 2019...

In a controversial move that brings Florida's Stand Your Ground statute center stage, suspended Miami-Dade Sheriff's deputy Jose Mateo is invoking the self-defense law to seek dismissal of manslaughter charges against him. Mateo, along with three other officers, was charged in a chaotic shootout at a busy...
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14-yer-old boy arrested and charged in Rickenbacker cyclist death

One week after a 14-year-old boy riding an electric dirt bike struck and killed an adult male who was pedaling his bicycle on the William Powell Bridge, authorities have charged the minor with one count of driving without a license, causing death or serious injury with a vehicle. Police have...
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Florida Man’s Truck Obliterated by Train, But He’s Mocked, ‘And Whose Fault Is That?’

A wild scene out of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is going viral after a man was filmed sitting beside the wreckage of his truck, calmly announcing, “Can y’all back the f-ck up, I just got hit by a train.” The video shows the man perched on a curb, drink cup by his side, while his truck sits completely demolished under a...
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Stephen Muss, who helped revitalize Miami Beach, has died

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — A well-known South Florida businessman has passed away. Stephen Muss, who played a huge role in the redevelopment and ultimate resurgence of Miami Beach, died Saturday night, Local 10 News has learned. He was born in New York City and made his way down to...
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Knaus Berry Farm moving to new location under new ownership

Soon, customers will be making the trip a few miles north to a new location on Krome Avenue and 168th Street as the South Florida staple begins a new era under new ownership.
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Feathers and forgotten races: The flamingos who never left Hialeah

In 1930, wealthy thoroughbred horse breeder Joseph Widener had a vision for his newly purchased racetrack in Hialeah. He was willing to spend millions to restore what was then called the Miami Jockey Club. It had been devastated by the Great Miami Hurricane of 1926. “He had traveled all around...
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Miami leads nation in home delistings as sellers play the waiting game for better...

For one Douglas Elliman lead agent, Miami's recent surge in home delistings "isn't necessarily a bad thing," as it fuels more urgency in the broader South Florida market.

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