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Brickell Flatiron Unveils Last Duplex Penthouse Listed At $9.4 Million

With the recent pandemic sparking new demand for South Florida luxury property – particularly from wealthy out-of-market buyers lured by the region’s low taxes and tropical weather – CMC Group has unveiled the last remaining upper penthouse at its newly completed Brickell Flatiron tower in Downtown Miami. The 64-story tower’s developer, Milan-born Ugo Colombo, has decided to put the

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David Beckham shares Inter Miami’s ambition with city mayor

Sport / Newsroom

Inter Miami officially began a new stage in their short career in Major League Soccer, where Phil Neville and Chris Henderson will be in charge, together with the owners, of establishing the DNA of the franchise as soon as possible to begin forging a a road full of triumphs and great moments for the fans

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Lottery millionaires keep popping up in Broward County

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For the third time this week, Florida Lottery has announced a million-dollar winner in Broward County. The latest lucky resident is Larry Dumas, 63, of Pembroke Pines, who hit for a $1 million prize on the 200X The Cash scratch-off. On Monday, lottery officials revealed that Joel Paletz, 53, of Davie, won a $1 million top

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Search on for inmate mistakenly released from Miami-Dade jail

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Miami-Dade police and corrections officers are searching for a man who was mistakenly released from the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center. Eduardo Cabana was let out Monday in error, authorities say. According to Miami-Dade Corrections, Cabana is a “Minimum Custody Level inmate charged with probation violation, obstruction by a disguised person, shooting or throwing a

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At least 1 killed in single-vehicle crash in Oakland Park

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Authorities are investigating a single-vehicle crash that left at least one person dead Thursday morning. The crash occurred outside a Goodwill store in the area of 1097 E. Oakland Park Blvd. It appeared that the car first struck a bus bench before coming to a final rest a short distance from the store. A Local

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‘Paramedic of the Year’ Arrested for Theft of Covid Vaccines in Florida

Local / Newsroom

A former “Paramedic of the Year” in Florida is facing charges after authorities say he helped a supervisor steal doses of the COVID-19 vaccine that were meant for firefighters. Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd held a news conference Tuesday to announce the arrest of 31-year-old Joshua Colon. Judd said Colon had been given three vials

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Broward doctor sent explicit photos to teen, detectives say

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A South Florida doctor was arrested Tuesday morning after detectives say he sent sexually explicit pictures of himself to a 13-year old. Stuart Bitman, 64, of Parkland, is accused of knowing the victim was 13 and allegedly portrayed himself as a teenage boy. Broward Sheriff’s Office Internet Crimes Against Children detectives say they obtained information

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North Florida Man on Way to Work Finds Missing Toddler: Deputies

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A toddler who went missing early Tuesday is safe thanks to an observant man who spotted the child while on his way to work, sheriff’s officials said. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office tweeted the good news Tuesday morning, hours after it posted about the missing 2-year-old boy. The boy’s father arrived home from work early Tuesday

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Senate bill would expand Florida school vouchers

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Florida Senate Republican leaders are set to push sweeping legislation this year that could bring what many advocates consider to be the holy grail in the school choice movement: education savings accounts for students. The 158-page proposal would merge the state’s five key school choice programs and make them all state-funded. It would also convert

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Florida is ready to host Olympics if Tokyo draws back

Sport / Newsroom

If Tokyo backs out of hosting the Olympics, Florida might step in. The 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic and rescheduled for this July. With a fairly unpredictable future, Tokyo could back out of its plan to host the Olympics. Florida’s chief financial officer says the Sunshine State is

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