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Man shoots 2 nephews in Broward: Teenage boy is brain dead; 21-year-old ‘hero’ survives
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – Destiny Wierzba said her family’s tragedy in Hollywood was over a household chore. She stood next to her mother, Grisel Alameda, Saturday to talk about how on Thursday she wasn’t home when her uncle Anthony Wierzba shot her two brothers. “I didn’t think he...
Controversy in Miami: Private island Bird Key for sale for $31.5 million
Bird Key is at the center of a potentially controversial sale of the private island. After being listed on the market, it’s starting to generate concern in Miami’s environmental community because of the island’s reputation of being a bird sanctuary. The 37-and-a-half acre private island has been...
FBI and Secret Service Sting: Miami Money Mules Plead Guilty in Fraud Frenzy
Federal forces are cracking down on so-called money mules, the key players in a scheme to funnel dirty money from American victims to international scammers. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida, in partnership with the FBI, U.S. Secret Service, and FDIC-OIG, is launching an education campaign to highlight the role these individuals play in fraud schemes that often target the elderly, like the notorious lottery and romance scams.
What $700K gets you in these Miami neighborhoods
Aspiring homebuyers trying to stretch their dollars might find more value the further south or west they move.Zoom in: The cheapest single-family home for sale in Coral Gables is $720,000, according to a recent Zillow search.That will get you a 668-square-foot "tiny house" with one bedroom and a bathroom in the City Beautiful.The luxury home, built in 1933 and tucked inside the Coral Rock Village, has a rooftop terrace, marble floors and "sophisticated loft design."Thirty-five miles south in Homestead, $700,000 can get you a four-bed, two-bath home with nearly 1,500 square feet of living space.The 1972 construction has a pool, high-impact windows, a new roof and sits on an oversized 13,125 square-foot lot. 1731 NW 10th Ave. in Homestead. Photo: Courtesy of Josiah AbreuIn northwest Dade, a 2023 build in a gated Westview community is currently listed for $675,000.It has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and is just under 2,000 square feet. It has a cozy backyard, too.The monthly $230 HOA fee gives you access to a community pool, clubhouse, gym, playground and dog park.
Heat advisory in effect until 8 p.m. Saturday, can’t discount some rain
The National Weather Service in Miami (NWS) has issued a Heat Advisory until 8 p.m. Saturday as peak heat indices 106 to 110 degrees are expected in the afternoon and extra precautions should be taken when outside. On Key Biscayne, island residents can expect a mix of sunshine and clouds,...
Suspect arrested nearly a year after skateboarder gunned down in Miami Gardens
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – Miami Gardens police have made an arrest nearly a year after a skateboarder was fatally shot by a driver. The shooting occurred the afternoon of July 11, 2023, in the area of Northwest 167th Street and 17th Avenue. According to the suspect’s arrest report, surveillance...
Haitian Flag Day in South Florida has grown into a movement over the years
Haitian Flag Day is a celebration of unity and pride. In South Florida, the May 18th holiday has become a movement in itself. There will be plenty of Haitian flags waving across South Florida Saturday as the Haitian community celebrates the birth of the flag. The holiday also falls during Haitian Heritage Month.
Seaquarium now reportedly in compliance with all federal animal safety regulations
Apparently, as they say, the proof is in the pudding. Or, in this case, the Miami Seaquarium. After months of warnings from Miami-Dade County and legal threats from both sides, Miami Seaquarium officials say they have completely complied with all past issues reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture inspection teams.
South Florida men plead guilty to multimillion-dollar diabetic test strip fraud
West Palm Beach, Florida – Two South Florida men admitted their roles earlier this week in a complex health care fraud scheme involving the distribution of adulterated and misbranded diabetic test strips, leading to approximately $12 million in fraudulent proceeds. This case has highlighted significant vulnerabilities in the health care supply chain and raised concerns about patient safety.
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