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Miami Finally Feels Fall: One Crisp Saturday Before Big Winds Roar Back
Miami woke Saturday to clear skies as temperatures across South Florida were generally in the 50s, with a noticeably drier feel behind the week’s cold front. The city should reach about 72 degrees this afternoon, while north winds of 10 to 14 mph occasionally gust near 18 mph. Rain is not expected, making it one of the best outdoor-weather days of the week.
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Miami Man Called Police to Report a Burglary at His Home Then Deputies Found His Mother Dead Inside
Florida Son Reported a Break-In at His Own Home Then Got Arrested After His Mother Was Found Dead A man […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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Cuban man who lived in Miami describes nightmare in Central African Republic after ICE, traffic stop
MIAMI — Through tears, Yasmany Moreno described how he went from living in Miami with his family to being trapped in the Central African Republic about a year later. Moreno, 32, said he left his native Cuba in a raft in 2016. After moving to Miami, he worked at food processing centers and in a trucking business.
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Little Haiti Breaks Ground On 13 Affordable Homes As Residents Battle Rising Taxes
City and county leaders broke ground on a new townhome development in Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood this week, bringing 13 permanently affordable homes to a corner lot along Northeast 67th Street. The project, called Place Louverture, is built on a shared-equity model designed to let working-class buyers own a home even as property values around them climb out of reach.
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Allapattah Lands $200K to Plan Two-Mile Park Along Old Rail Line
A two-mile stretch of abandoned railroad tracks running through Allapattah could become Miami's next linear park, now that a local nonprofit has landed $200,000 to start planning it. The Allapattah Collaborative CDC will use the money to kick off a 12-month planning process, with the goal of eventually turning the old rail corridor into a connected public space stretching through the neighborhood.
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Brent Bland leads No. 17 Miami to record-setting win over North Alabama
No. 17 Miami entered Friday's matchup against North Alabama searching for answers to its early-season shooting struggles. Brent Bland provided plenty of them, knocking down eight 3-pointers as the Hurricanes set a school record with 20 triples.
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Thanksgiving in Miami: Holiday Menus and Takeout Options
With Thanksgiving approaching, several Miami restaurants are offering unique holiday dining and takeout menus featuring Spanish, Northern Chinese, and Cuban influences. From tableside flambéed turkeys to traditional Cuban feasts, here are top dining and takeout options across the city. Located on the 25th floor of Brickell Arch, ADRIFT Mare...
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Stefan Pizzi Says the Consent Letter With His Name on It Was Forged, and That Is How the 50-Foot Oak on His Little Haiti Property Line Came Down
Little Haiti homeowner Stefan Pizzi says a consent letter in his name was forged to cut a 50-foot property-line oak. A judge dismissed his fraud count in July.
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Miami Hurricanes open as favorites over Virginia Tech Hokies in Week 12
Miami are a big favorite heading into this week’s game yet again. As the Miami Hurricanes continue the journey of the 2026 regular season, our friends at FanDuel Sportsbook have released odds for the week 12 home ACC game against the Virginia Tech Hokies. With no further ado, your...
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Atlantic football falls to Miami Norland in OT playoff heartbreaker
DELRAY BEACH — Jamelle Murray could barely contain his emotions. After watching his Atlantic Eagles lose in heartbreaking fashion Friday night — 23-20 in overtime to Miami Norland in a Region 4-Class 4A quarterfinal — the fourth-year coach delivered his postgame speech in the locker room, then went outside and squatted down on the track for several minutes and sobbed while an assistant coach consoled him. “A game we should have won. It hurts,” Murray told the Post. “Gotta do better.” Atlantic (7-4) held a late 20-13 lead and had Norland (5-6) in a fourth-and-2 situation, but Dorian Bentley’s 45-yard gallop — his second touchdown of the night — helped tie the game with 1:51 remaining. In the overtime period, Atlantic got the ball first but Omari St. Fort fumbled the ball away on first down. Norland (5-6) saw a touchdown wiped out by a holding penalty, but won the game three snaps later on Steven Guerra’s 26-yard field goal. The first half was a rock fight. The teams combined for 177 yards on offense, six first downs, eight punts and four blocked extra-point kicks. Atlantic committed turnovers on back-to-back possessions in the second quarter. Atlantic opened the scoring on