The Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department has 6,452 miles of sewer water pipes flowing into three waste water treatment plants that treat about 300 million gallons of waste water every … Click to Continue » ... Read More
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Patriots owner Robert Kraft is among the hundreds charged in Florida sex traffic sting
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, a billionaire whose team has won six Super Bowls, was charged with soliciting sex at a $79 an hour day spa in Jupiter, part … Click to Continue » ... Read More
Lockdown lifted after 12-year-old student brought BB gun to Dillard High, police say
Dillard High School was placed on a brief lockdown Friday morning following reports of a “potential weapon” on campus. The lockdown has now been lifted. Fort Lauderdale Police spokeswoman Casey … Click to Continue » ... Read More
Miami Beach 8th-grader ‘began to act crazy’ before falling to his death. What happened?
Friends and family — and detectives — are still trying to figure out why a 14-year-old boy fell to his death from the 17th floor of a Miami Beach condo. … Click to Continue » ... Read More
Keeping up momentum in Venezuela hinges on getting humanitarian aid in on Saturday
Saturday is Venezuela’s next watershed moment. Juan Guaidó says international humanitarian aid will get into the country by land, air or sea. The Trump administration is stockpiling aid on the … Click to Continue » ... Read More
Would we accept a prison camp for immigrant Cuban children in Miami-Dade? Never.
There was a time when Miami proudly wore the banner of City of Refuge. These days, we’re the capital of immigrant detention, taking our place front and center in the … Click to Continue » ... Read More
A Keys fishing boat was in a protected area, the Coast Guard says. It had other problems
A 83-foot commercial fishing vessel, named Lady Kristie, with three people aboard, was stopped by the U.S. Coast Guard Thursday after it was spotted in a protected area near the … Click to Continue » ... Read More
Former Miramar IT tech who concocted cell phone scheme pleaded guilty to mail fraud
A former Miramar police department IT worker, who used his position to buy cell phones and resell them over a five-year period, banking $800,000, pleaded guilty to federal mail fraud … Click to Continue » ... Read More
ICE allows Honduran woman with rare blood disorder to stay for one more year
U.S. immigration authorities once again granted a one-year extension to Reina Gómez Ramírez, a Honduran immigrant suffering from cancer. The woman faces deportation, but says that sending her back to … Click to Continue » ... Read More
He stole SUV by posing as an officer, cops say. Will video help cops nab the impostor?
A man on a cellphone, dressed in denim shorts and a T-shirt, walks up a to a man sitting in a parked SUV in front of a Northwest Miami-Dade market … Click to Continue » ... Read More