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Unclear How Florida Legislators Will Spend Additional $400 Million In Federal Medicaid Funds

TALLAHASSEE — Florida is getting another boost in federal money after the Biden administration extended a public-health emergency, but it’s unclear if the Republican-controlled Legislature will use the extra cash to bolster health care spending. The state learned this week that it will receive about $400 million in additional federal Medicaid funds in the upcoming

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2 Hialeah police officers arrested, accused of writing fake traffic tickets

WEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. – Two Hialeah police officers have been arrested for allegedly writing fake traffic tickets. Armando Perez and Ernesto Arias-Martinez have been charged with official misconduct and falsifying public records. Perez faces five counts of each while Arias-Martinez faces four counts of each.   State Attorney Katherine Hernandez Rundle said in a statement,

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Derek Chauvin guilty on all charges in death of George Floyd

MINNEAPOLIS — Derek Chauvin has been found guilty on all charges in the May 25, 2020, killing of George Floyd. Judge Peter Cahill read the jury’s verdict Tuesday, April 20, shortly after 4 p.m. in the Hennepin County courthouse. Ex-Minneapolis Police officer Chauvin was charged with second- and third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in Floyd’s death. The judge revoked Chauvin’s

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Another arrest made in insurance scam involving several Miami-Dade school bus employees

MIAMI – Last summer Local 10 News reported on about a dozen current and former Miami-Dade school bus employees who allegedly filed fraudulent insurance claims totaling almost half a million dollars. Investigators said it was under the direction of a ringleader, identified as Shanequa Latoya Veal. On Monday there was another arrest in this case; 43-year-old

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Feds in Miami recover $240K from contractor accused of not paying workers overtime

MIAMI – U.S. Department of Labor investigators found that a Florida company based out of Palm Beach County had skirted federal overtime laws, the agency announced on Tuesday. The department’s wage and hour division in Miami found Properties of Elegant Distinction, a Boynton Beach-based residential construction contractor, didn’t pay workers for overtime. The division recovered $240,497 in back wages

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Hackers post online thousands of Broward schools files, including student, teacher info

Hackers who broke into Broward County Public Schools’ computer system last month made good on their threat this week to release thousands of files that they stole. The group, known as Conti, published almost 26,000 files on its website, which threatens other businesses and organizations they target that unless they pay ransoms, their files, which may

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