Three suspects have been arrested after they attempted to steal close to $100,000 in merchandise from a high-end sneaker shop in Miami. Token Miami is not your typical shoe and apparel store. Many items in the store, located in the 1500 block of Northwest 23rd Street in Miami, are exclusive and worth hundreds and thousands […]
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PALMETTO BAY, Fla. — A crash with multiple injuries in Palmetto Bay has left two people dead and sent several others to the hospital, police said. Miami-Dade Police and Fire Rescue responded to the scene at U.S. 1 and Southwest 152nd Avenue, early Thursday evening. Two crashed vehicles could be seen in the area. Paramedics
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Demand for Miami Grand Prix tickets ahead of the second U.S. race’s debut next year already exceeds capacity several times over, Formula One’s owners reported on Thursday. Miami in May will be the second U.S. round, joining Austin, Texas, whose race last month reported a record three-day crowd of 400,000 with a Sunday attendance of
Carillon Miami Wellness Resort, a world-class beachfront boutique hotel and spa located along the Atlantic Ocean on Collins Avenue, is pleased to announce that it has received an official proclamation, signed by Mayor Dan Gelber and Commissioner Mark Samuelian of the City of Miami Beach, proclaiming October 27, 2021 as “Carillon Miami Wellness Resort Day” throughout the city. Carillon Miami is a supporter of Miami Beach’s Health & Wellness
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Alaska Airlines is spreading its wings with a new longest flight in the Lower 48. The Seattle-based carrier unveiled a South Florida expansion on Thursday, with daily nonstop flights taking off to Miami on June 16, 2022. Alaska will serve Miami from its Seattle hub, and it will continue to serve nearby Fort Lauderdale with two daily
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MIAMI – A 65-year-old Miami man is South Florida’s latest lucky lottery winner. Luis Corbacho Perez scored a $1 million prize from the Billion Dollar Gold Rush Supreme scratch-off game, Florida Lottery announced Thursday. Corbacho Perez took his winnings in a one-time lump sum of $880,000. State lottery officials say he bought the $30 scratcher from
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MIAMI – In a two-bedroom apartment in Kendall, Lauren and Ken Mason are doing food prep. Chopping vegetables using folding tables in the living room. They are making curry chicken, a lot of curry chicken. Their home became their ‘office’ like many – a product of the pandemic. Where there was a dining room now stand
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MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – A fire erupted early Thursday morning at an apartment building in Miami Beach, and a charging scooter may be to blame. Miami Beach firefighters rushed to the St. George Apartments on Euclid Avenue around 3:30 a.m. A Local 10 News crew spoke to one woman who said she was forced to evacuate
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SOUTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. – A South Florida contractor has been arrested after accusations of a trashy crime. Miami-Dade County’s Department of Solid Waste Management said Alain Carrea illegally dumped trash from a recent home improvement project along Southwest 268th Street and 109th Avenue in Southwest Miami-Dade. Police arrested Carrea after, detectives said, he confessed. From:
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MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – A day after nearly 57 percent of Miami Beach voters signaled support for a 2 a.m. alcohol cutoff, one that some believe will help curb crime and shake the beach’s reputation as a hard party town, some business owners are left wondering what’s next. “This is going to be devastating for gay tourism,” said
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