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Mother of severely beaten 6‑year‑old arrested in North Miami Beach

Police say the mother turned herself in as investigators continue examining inconsistencies in her statements and the child's grandmother calls for upgraded charges against the boyfriend.
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Driver in fiery crash that killed a mom and her 2 girls gets decades...

Samir Saidi, the husband of the woman and two girls who were killed in a fiery crash in 2022, detailed how he struggles to sleep at night because thoughts about his family’s final moments run in his mind. “There is not one single day that I haven’t cried for my loss,” Saidi said on the stand, adding that he wishes he...
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6 Places to Eat in Miami That Honor the City’s Black Bahamian Roots

Miami’s food scene tells a story that goes beyond Cuban sandwiches and stone crabs. Black Bahamian immigrants helped shape the city’s culture and cuisine, bringing island traditions that still flavor neighborhoods today. From conch fritters to stewed fish, these recipes have been passed down through generations,...
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One Hurricane Returns and Another Exits as Transfer Portal Moves Continue

Star running back Girard Pringle Jr has returned to Miami, while star wide receiver Joshisa Trader has entered the transfer portal.
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Miami-Dade State Attorney prepares anti-trafficking campaign ahead of World Cup

Over 1 million tourists are expected to flood South Florida to enjoy the seven FIFA World Cup matches this summer, officials say. The Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office and dozens of law-enforcement agencies say those large, adoring crowds bring with them an influx of human trafficking — a phenomenon that they are...
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Club that played Hitler song has more explaining to do: Miami Beach mayor

Operators of Vendôme say three employees were fired after the Kanye West song “Heil Hitler” was played last weekend as the club gave VIP treatment to a group of influencers.
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Miami Executive PK Jain Sentenced to 20 Years for $35 Million Investor Fraud Schemes

Pushpesh Kumar Baid, also known as “PK Jain,” was sentenced to 20 years in prison for defrauding investors through two fraudulent businesses: Tradepay Capital LLC and Luxestreet, Inc. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York, Baid pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud....
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9 Miami Restaurant Closures in 2025 That Hurt the Most

Miami’s dining scene took some gut punches in 2025, and if you eat out here, you felt them. Beloved neighborhood fixtures and brand new stars said goodbye, leaving empty storefronts and full hearts you can still taste. These closings were not just about food, they were about milestones, first dates, and the places...
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MDSO: Woman was arguing with man before she shot him in apartment complex parking...

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — An arrest report obtained Friday by Local 10 News reveals more about what led up to a fatal shooting this week in Miami-Dade County’s Brownsville neighborhood. According to the report, Janiece Michelle Santa Maria, 29, shot the victim Maxin Laguerre, 23, in the parking...
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Minneapolis, Philadelphia and Miami metros debate incinerator plans

Debates over incineration capacity around the U.S. continue to burn in 2026, with some communities looking to shut down plants while others aim to build new facilities. Minimizing pollution concerns has long been front and center in these debates. To that end, the U.S. EPA is due to update its emissions rules for...

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