At Doral, which Trump has listed in federal disclosures as his biggest moneymaker hotel, room rates, banquets, golf and overall revenue were all down since 2015. In two years, the resort’s net operating income — a key figure, representing the amount left over after expenses are paid – had fallen by 69%. ... Read More
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Hyde: Adam Gase keeps cashing in on failure | Commentary
Just so you have this straight: After coaching the Dolphins the past two losing seasons, after watching his personal baby, the offense, rank 25th and 31st in the league, after recruiting Cutler for $10 million, after not getting anywhere with Tannehill, after three years without a playoff win, after odd firestorms like Reshad Jones refusing to play, Gase wasn’t just fired by the Dolphins. ... Read More
Tiger Woods wrongful death case: When are bars liable for serving drinks?
“We have, through our investigation, uncovered evidence to show the bar knew what happened, they knew about the crash that night, and shortly thereafter that video evidence was then destroyed and deleted off the servers they have at The Woods,” Kuvin said. ... Read More
Seminoles say they won’t make $330 million casino payments to Florida
“The tribe believes that the compact and related legislation developed with Senate leadership would have resolved this issue and been mutually beneficial to the state and the tribe,” Seminole Tribal Council Chairman Marcellus Osceola, Jr., wrote in Tuesday’s letter to the governor. “However, the tribe respects your desire to take more time to review the issues and to resume discussions this summer. In the meantime, the tribe will follow its agreement with the state and suspend its... Read More
Come clean, FBI. Tell Floridians the whole hacking truth | Editorial
DeSantis says he was assured the election results weren’t manipulated, that the “intrusions” were only made into publicly available voter data. The FBI underscored that assertion in a statement, saying its “investigators did not detect any adversary activity that impacted vote counts or disrupted electoral processes during the 2016 or 2018 elections.” ... Read More
Robert Kraft wins major court ruling: Sex videos won’t be used in his case
Moreover, the warrant itself violated a federal law that requires police to minimize the intrusion of the secret cameras and focus only on crimes, Hanser found. At Orchids, police wound up recording women receiving lawful services, even though the focus was supposed to be only on men paying for sex acts. ... Read More
Kodak Black charged with making false statement to buy a firearm; police investigate multiple shootings
Also Saturday, Kodak Black, whose real name is Bill Kapri, was arrested at the festival on a weapons charge, according to the U.S. Marshals Service. The arrest adds to a lengthy rap sheet for Black, 21, who was arrested last month on drugs and weapons charges as he crossed from Canada into the U.S. near Niagara Falls, New York. ... Read More
Hepatitis A rapidly spreading in Florida
The contagious virus spreads through the feces of people, primarily when they don’t wash their hands after using the bathroom. The feces can transfer to objects, food, drinks or drugs. Sometimes, it is spread by infected restaurant workers who touch food before it is served. Drug use is the most commonly identified risk factor. Symptoms includes sudden nausea and vomiting, fatigue, loss of appetite, low grade fever, dark urine and joint pain. ... Read More
Florida’s 2019 principal of the year is named new principal at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
“Michelle Kefford has been determined to be the top-ranking principal in the entire state of Florida, so it doesn’t get any better than that,” said Lisa Maxwell, executive director of the Broward Principals and Assistants Association. “She could go anywhere in the country and be a phenomenal principal. In my opinion, the community is fortunate to have her. I think she will do an amazing job.” ... Read More
Hollywood man kept 29 animals caged in the back of a U-Haul truck. Now he’s facing cruelty charges.
“It’s a disturbing case of animal abuse,” said Miranda Grossman, a spokeswoman for the Hollywood Police Department. “Luckily someone noticed something was off by spotting this U-Haul and called police. If they weren’t rescued, who knows if they’d still be alive.” ... Read More