MIAMI BEACH, FLA. – A customer at a convenience store in Miami Beach who refused to wear a mask coughed on another customer after being told by employees that he needed to wear a mask inside the store. The mask mandate is still in effect at Miami-Dade businesses, and the 7-Eleven at 1449 Alton Road […]
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Early on in the year, the Miami Heat really struggled and were one of the more disappointing teams in the league given that they were just coming off a run to the NBA Finals in the NBA Bubble last season, but then they started to play better near the All-Star break, but now as of
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The wins keep coming for South Florida lottery players. Owen Dawkins, 62, of Fort Lauderdale, is the latest big winner, claiming a $1 million prize from the $5,000,000 Gold Rush Classic scratch-off. Florida Lottery officials said he decided to receive his winnings as a lump-sum payment of $710,000. Dawkins bought his lucky
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MIAMI – A landmark Miami Beach restaurant, closed since 2019, is going to be making a comeback. The Forge, a fine-dining establishment became a hot spot for celebrities in the 1950s. When it shut its doors, the plan was to remake the space, but the pandemic changed all that. Last December, everything inside was auctioned
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One of the busiest fire stations in Miami-Dade County has been remodeled and reopened after serious mold problems plagued the old building. City and county officials were on hand Tuesday for the grand reopening of Sweetwater Station 29. The remodeled building is more than 1,100 square feet and officials said it’s ready to meet the demands of
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Roland DiGasbarro completed his assemblage in the produce district of Miami’s Allapattah, buying a warehouse for $5 million. DiGasbarro bought the building at 1221 Northwest 22nd Street, rounding off his industrial properties between Northwest 13th and 12th avenues along 22nd Street, according to Carlos Fausto Miranda of Fausto Commercial, who brokered all of the deals.
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The Miami Dolphins agreed to trade guard Ereck Flowers to Washington in a deal that also included a swap of late-round draft picks, two people with knowledge of the agreement confirmed to The Associated Press on Tuesday. The people confirmed the agreement to the AP on condition of anonymity because the teams had not announced
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MIAMI – Officers are asking the public for help with finding a 72-year-old woman who vanished after leaving her home on Monday in Miami-Dade County. Maria Urrutia was wearing a gray sweater, black jeans, brown sandals, a headscarf with several colors, and she was carrying a beige purse, according to a flyer Detective Alvaro Zabaleta released
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MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – A woman in Miami is facing charges after investigators say she plotted multiple schemes to steal cash and jewelry from unsuspecting men across Miami-Dade County. Sydney Compston faced a judge in a Miami-Dade County courtroom Monday on new charges. According to an arrest affidavit, Compston met the victim at Sugar, a rooftop
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A Miami private school has told teachers and employees not to get COVID-19 vaccines, citing false information and unsubstantiated anti-vaccination theories. The school said it is their policy not to employ anyone who has taken what it called the “experimental” COVID-19 injection. CBS Miami obtained a copy of an email sent to parents from Centner Academy on Monday. The