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5 Best Restaurants in Plantation, Florida You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Plantation, Florida — a city where the palms sway above sunlit boulevards, where the laughter of families drifts through leafy neighborhoods, and where the scent of Caribbean spices mingles with the promise of something soulful on every corner. Here, the architecture is a patchwork: pastel bungalows, bustling plazas, and the steady sprawl of new arrivals and old-timers, all stitched together by the pulse of community and the hum of possibility.
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Man arrested after armed robbery at Miami smoke shop sends employees into hiding
MIAMI (WSVN) - Two armed robbers sent employees scrambling to hide inside a Miami smoke shop before fleeing with about $550 from the register, according to police. Investigators identified one of the men as Lenorse Lee Williams, 18, according to an arrest report. The robbery happened Thursday morning at ONB...
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Miami Herald
Miami rapper testifies that she shot her manager's friend as ‘a last resort'
A Miami rapper accused of gunning down her manager’s friend during a night out promoting her music testified on Thursday about how she was in fear for her life because — moments before the shooting — he had pinned her down to the ground. “I thought I was going to die. I thought I was going to die,” Kevhani Camilla Hicks said during her testimony. “He had shown me what he was capable of. .... I thought he could kill me, just with his bare hands.” Hicks, 30, took the stand as her attorneys requested that Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Lody Jean dismiss Hicks’ second-degree murder charge under Florida’s Stand Your Ground law. The Stand Your Ground law allows a person to use deadly action if they feel their life is threatened. READ MORE: Miami rapper who fatally shot her manager’s friend claims self-defense Parts of the incident involving Hicks, Nathan Smith, her manager, and Demitrie Harris, Smith’s friend — and the subsequent gunfire — were captured on surveillance footage. Defense attorney Marissa Altman-Glatzer played several of those videos in court. On Oct. 9, 2023, Hicks, who goes by the stage name Key Vhani, and Smith stopped at several venues in
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Hollywood woman accused of stealing more than $170K from her own mother, police say
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — A 48-year-old Hollywood woman was arrested Thursday after police accused her of stealing more than $170,000 from her mother’s retirement account and via Social Security Administration and check transfers. According to a Hollywood Police Department arrest affidavit, the victim reported her suspicions about her daughter,...
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New westbound I-395 ramp to southbound I-95 now open to drivers
MIAMI (WSVN) - The updated westbound Interstate 395 ramp to southbound I-95 is now open to traffic. The new configuration eliminated an existing merge point to improve traffic flow. Drivers will now be able to enter the new ramp around 500 feet sooner than they did before. Copyright 2026 Sunbeam...
South Florida Times
Miami-Dade to host Anna Coleman redevelopment project meeting November 9
MIAMI – Miami-Dade County is hosting a community meeting on the latest updates of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Station Choice Neighborhood project, Monday, November 9, 2026, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Marshall Davis African Heritage Cultural Arts Center, 6161 N.W. 22nd Avenue. The project is...
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18-year-old appears in court after police say he brought a weapon to Miami Carol City Senior High
MIAMI (WSVN) - A high school student appeared in bond court after he was accused of bringing a weapon to class. Eighteen-year-old Thomas Torrez is facing a charge of possessing a firearm on school property. Authorities received a tip that someone at Miami Carol City Senior High School had a...
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New City of Miami fire stations could start construction as early as 2027
Construction and repairs of new and existing fire stations in the city of Miami will start as early as next year after voters this week approved a $450 million bond for public safety improvements. At a press conference in City Hall Thursday, Miami Mayor Eileen Higgins outlined her plans for...
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Best Dishes in Miami 2026
Do I feature the best dishes in Miami 2026 before year end or in January? I decided on the former. Why? Because now is the time most people go to dine out,before and during the holidays, so you may be looking for places to go. All of the restaurants whose dishes are featured have been recommended by me this year so are good bets for a special dinner out. This is in effect at “go to” list as well. I have put a link to my review in the name of places I’ve written up so you can learn more. Enjoy!
The Daily South
Why Fans Wait Hours At This 70-Year-Old Florida Farm For Famous $2 Cinnamon Rolls
If you ask any true Floridian where they’d willingly, even happily, idle hours away in the South Dade sun for a sweet, there’s only one real answer: Knaus Berry Farm. Since 1956—when brothers Russell and Ray Knaus began selling strawberries at their Redland farm—locals have been flocking to Knaus for a taste of their produce and baked goods, even if it requires a long wait (and it always does).
Miami Herald
King tides are getting worse in Miami. Predictions show more flooding is coming
If you have been feeling like South Florida’s king tide floods are getting worse, you aren’t alone. Last week’s record-breaking king tide on Tuesday was just one day in a record-breaking year for coastal flooding, and data show its only going to get worse. So far this year, Miami has had 15 days of serious flooding, according to the Virginia Key tidal gauge, which measures water levels. There are two more bouts of king tides coming — this weekend and another the week of Thanksgiving — so that number could rise before the year’s end. The most we’d had in previous years was nine days of flooding. This year could end being double that. King tides are sweeping into South Florida more often, supercharged by sea level rise and other weather factors that are sending more saltwater into streets and buildings from Fort Lauderdale to Miami. Once an occasional nuisance that sogged out sidewalks and seawalls once every few years, these floods are now stalling cars, soaking homes — and even stranding residents in high-rises after knocking out their elevators — on a more regular basis. Tiffany Troxler, director of science at Florida International University’s Sea Level Solutions Center, was
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‘I thought he would kill me': Rapper claims self-defense in fatal Wynwood shooting
A Miami rapper charged with fatally shooting another artist near the Wynwood Walls took the witness stand in court, claiming she opened fire because she feared she would be killed. Kevhani Hicks is seeking immunity from prosecution under Florida’s "stand your ground" law in connection with the October 2023 shooting...