A new economic study projects that banning late-night alcohol sales in Miami Beach would cost bars across the city millions each year in sales — losses that would extend to … Click to Continue » ... Read More
Art Acevedo’s time in Miami is over. Commissioners vote to fire police chief
Miami commissioners on Thursday officially fired Police Chief Art Acevedo, a brash and outspoken personality who clashed with his fellow cops, elected officials and other city administrators during the shortest … Click to Continue » ... Read More
School district under fire for using Scientology group’s human rights program
A Scientology-funded group, known as Youth for Human Rights, has been training Broward teachers with its curriculum for more than a decade, the district said. The group is now sponsoring a video contest, backed and promoted by the school district, which gives Broward students a chance to win up to $1,000 for creating a public service announcement that promotes human rights. ... Read More
Report says Parkland mass shooter Cruz will plead guilty; still faces possible death penalty
Nikolas Cruz plans to plead guilty Friday to the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, WSVN-7 reported Friday, a decision that would spare survivors and relatives of the dead … Click to Continue » ... Read More
Report: Parkland school shooter to plead guilty
Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz is shown at the defense table during jury selection at the Broward County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale on Oct. 6, 2021. He is facing four criminal counts stemming from his alleged attack on a Broward jail guard in November 2018. Cruz is accused of punching Sgt. Ray Beltran, wrestling him to the ground and taking his stun gun. (Amy Beth Bennett / South Florida Sun Sentinel) ... Read More
DeSantis vows lawsuit over Biden vaccine mandate, hints at state ban on business mandates for workers
Despite the ongoing investigations of businesses, however, DOH hasn’t issued fines to private employers. The section of SB 2006, the law banning vaccine passports, that deals with cities and counties is written differently than the section applying to businesses. ... Read More
$1 million reward for arrest of fugitive a Miami agent calls ‘prolific human smuggler’
A Pakistani suspect described as a “prolific human smuggler” by a top federal agent in Miami is wanted by the U.S. government, which is offering a couple of $1 million … Click to Continue » ... Read More
Christians Should Lead the Way on Family Leave
There are clear, pro-life reasons why mothers and fathers need time with new babies. When our twins were born in 2019, I took six weeks off work. My husband did too—thanks to his then-employer’s family leave plan, offered equally to new mothers and fathers alike—and it’s impossible to overstate how indispensable his leave became. It wasn’t that I had a difficult physical recovery. Mercifully, I didn’t, especially by the standard of multiples pregnancies.... Read More
The Costly Gospel That Keeps Christian Pilots Flying to the Ends of the Earth
Q&A with Mission Aviation Fellowship President David Holsten on the challenges of reaching the most isolated villages in the world. In a remote village on the side of a mountain in Papua, a man has been writing letters. “I’ve written so many letters asking for teachers to come,” he says. “I’ve written so many letters, my pens have all run out of ink. I don’t have any more pens to write with. But then all of the sudden I heard you guys were coming. I... Read More
North Miami-Dade burglary suspect who shot at cops has been caught, police say
Exactly one week after El Portal police officers say they were shot at by a burglary suspect during a chase, the agency said the same officers interrupted the same burglar … Click to Continue » ... Read More