At over 180,000 gross tons, Mardi Gras will be the largest cruise ship to enter service with Carnival. The ship was originally scheduled to debut this past August but was pushed back by several months due to delays at the shipyard. After the global health pandemic pushed the ship’s debut to this coming February, a
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Police in Wilton Manors are searching for a missing toddler. The 2-year-old girl was last seen early Sunday morning. According to Wilton Manors police, the little girl was last seen at an apartment building where she was apparently picked up and taken away by her mother, who does not have custody of that child. The
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A fire in North Miami displaced 14 families from their homes and caused a frightening scene Saturday as witnesses said people were climbing out of windows and scaling balconies to get to safety. People on the ground were trying to help and do whatever they could to assist. One person said he saw a man
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Construction on TRON Lightcycle / Run continues at the Magic Kingdom despite uncertainty over whether the attraction will open in time for the Magic Kingdom’s 50th Anniversary Celebration in 2021. It’s unclear what, if any, progress is being made inside of the show building. However, work continues on the external illuminated canopy at a slow and
I guess we can call them the “Tampa Bay Raptors” until they reclaim Toronto, Canada, as their home base. Florida will now be home to three professional basketball teams: the Orlando Magic, Tampa Bay Raptors, and the Miami Heat. After the Canadian government denied the team’s request to participate in the 2020-2021 NBA season, team
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A North Lauderdale man was speeding nearly 60 mph faster than the limit before a crash that killed a pregnant woman over the Labor Day holiday weekend in Oakland Park, investigators say. The Broward Sheriff’s Office released details of the arrest of Neckson Faustin this week. Faustin, 27, turned himself in to BSO detectives last
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While Florida’s governor is aiming for health care workers and seniors to be the first up to get a COVID-19 vaccine, there are still a lot of questions about children and schools. COVID-19 and a vaccine were the main topic during a parent-teacher association webinar with Miami-Dade County Superintendent Alberto Carvalho on Wednesday, where it was
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For more than a year, police said, an 80-year-old Hialeah woman refused to tell her daughter that her ex-husband was systematically raping her. The old woman was afraid that saying something like that to her daughter could cause her great pain. However, the daughter ended up finding out what happened, and confronted the man, Juan
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Police are searching for a teen who went missing from her school on Tuesday. Isabella Marzo, 14, was last seen at Barbara Goleman Senior High School Tuesday, Miami-Dade Schools Police officials said. Marzo, who is 5-foot-0 and 100-120 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes, was last seen wearing a black hoodie and blue jeans,
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Art Basel may be canceled this year due to Covid-19, but the spirit of Miami Art Week continues. The Miami cryptocurrency community will gather on December 5th to celebrate BitBasel, a hybrid in-person and live-streamed gallery showcasing the latest and greatest in the CryptoArt world . The event will take place at Bitmining market, a Bitcoin
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