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‘High anxiety’ in Miami’s Little Haiti, after developers snap up properties at big auction

Already reeling economically from the COVID-19 pandemic, rampant real estate speculation and looming gentrification, residents and business owners in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood are now confronting a new source of worry and uncertainty: The purchase by developers of a significant slice of properties along its main commercial street.

Miami Herald · Jan 26, 2023

Greg Cote: Why is Tom Brady in Miami? What’s up with Damar Hamlin? Rumors fly as NFL playoffs crescendo.

In a pitch-black 2020 song called “Murder Most Foul,” Bob Dylan wrote, “What is the truth? Where did it go?”

Miami Herald · Jan 26, 2023

Five questions to ask before deciding if you’re ready to adopt a shelter dog

If you think your home is ready to adopt a dog or cat, what’s the next step?

Miami Herald · Jan 26, 2023

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Ivana Trump’s will was just made public. So who gets the swanky condo in Miami Beach?

MIAMI — Ivanka didn’t inherit it. Not that a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment would suit her needs.

Miami Herald · Jan 26, 2023

Florida’s notorious ‘Pillowcase Rapist’ guilty, ending 40-year quest to bring him to justice

MIAMI — After four decades of evading justice, the "Pillowcase Rapist" was found guilty in a Miami court for sexually assaulting a woman in the 1980s.

Miami Herald · Jan 26, 2023

Miami Marathon puts ‘exclamation point’ on inclusivity by adding non-binary division

MIAMI — It may seem like just a checkbox on an application form, but for runners such as Calla Hummel, Isadoro Saturno and Diego Tomasino, seeing “non-binary” as an option in the Life Time Miami Marathon and Half meant so much more.

Miami Herald · Jan 26, 2023

DHS sees huge drop in Haitian, Cuban, Venezuelan, Nicaraguan arrivals at southern border

WASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security recorded a precipitous drop in encounters with migrants attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally this month, the department said on Wednesday, putting January on track to see the lowest level of monthly border encounters since the beginning of the Biden administration.

Miami Herald · Jan 25, 2023

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Young fans traveled 4,400 miles to see Jimmy Butler play. After missing game, he did this.

MIAMI — While soccer is the biggest sport in Argentina, and the nation won the FIFA World Cup last month, basketball fans also reside in the South American country.

Miami Herald · Jan 25, 2023

Cuba wants Russia’s advice on market reforms as Putin seeks more trade with the island

After much hesitation about how to deal with small and medium-size private enterprises it authorized in 2021, the Cuban government is turning to Russia for help with market reforms on the island through a partnership with a Russian think tank headed by sanctioned oligarch Oleg Deripaska, as the two countries…

Miami Herald · Jan 25, 2023

Michelle Kaufman: Gators NCAA champ Ben Shelton gives U.S. fans hope with surprise run to Aussie quarters

Unless you have been waking up before dawn to watch the Australian Open, or you happen to be a diehard Florida Gators tennis fan, you probably have been missing the emergence of Ben Shelton, one of the most compelling stories in American tennis in a long time.

Miami Herald · Jan 25, 2023

In statement, Bruce Sherman makes it clear: ‘The Miami Marlins are not for sale’

Miami Marlins chairman and principal owner Bruce Sherman in a statement Tuesday refuted a report in the Los Angeles Times that the Marlins “could go up for sale soon.”

Miami Herald · Jan 25, 2023

20 states sue feds over parole program for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans

Twenty states sued the Department of Homeland Security and its leadership Tuesday over a humanitarian parole program the Biden administration hopes will reduce irregular migration from Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela and Nicaragua, arguing that it is a violation of federal immigration law and an overreach of executive power.

Miami Herald · Jan 25, 2023

USAID announces nearly $60 million more in aid to help Haiti fight cholera and hunger

The United States is providing Haiti with an additional $56.5 million in urgent assistance to help with its deteriorating humanitarian crisis and ongoing cholera epidemic.

Miami Herald · Jan 24, 2023

Gang-related violence in Haiti has reached levels not seen in decades, UN chief says

Over the past three months Haiti has seen some of its worst gang-related violence in decades, affecting the functioning of the judiciary, impeding the government, challenging the United Nations efforts to fight illicit trafficking and keeping children from going to school, U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres said in his latest report…

Miami Herald · Jan 24, 2023

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Miami Herald · Jan 24, 2023

Greg Cote: Bethune-Cookman saw Ed Reed as the next ‘Coach Prime’ — then got too scared to find out

What exactly did Bethune-Cookman University think it was getting in Ed Reed? When you hire a lion and expect it to act like a lamb, that’s on you.

Miami Herald · Jan 24, 2023

Coast Guard stops boat with 400 Haitians off the Bahamas that was likely headed to Florida

MIAMI — The U.S. Coast Guard stopped a migrant boat carrying nearly 400 people from Haiti near an isolated island in the Bahamas, according to Bahamian officials.

Miami Herald · Jan 23, 2023

DeSantis says AP African-American studies class was ‘pushing an agenda’

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis said Monday his administration rejected a new Advanced Placement course on African-American studies for high school students because some of the topics attempted to use Black history to push a political agenda.

Miami Herald · Jan 23, 2023

Coast Guard stops boat with 400 Haitians off the Bahamas that was likely headed to Florida

The U.S. Coast Guard stopped a migrant boat carrying nearly 400 people from Haiti near an isolated island in the Bahamas, according to Bahamian officials.

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Miami Herald · Jan 23, 2023

Some health risks from climate change in Florida may surprise. This one affects millions

Some of the health impacts of climate change are obvious and already apparent in Florida, such as more cases of heat stress and mosquito-borne tropical diseases. But it may be surprising that as climate conditions intensify, health experts say it also will increase the risk of sickness and death for…

Miami Herald · Jan 22, 2023

A Fox News analyst was booted from a North Miami cafe. Then came drama and harassment

MIAMI — A dispute between a North Miami cafe owner and a Fox News analyst incited a deluge of online harassment — prompting the cafe to shut down operations until next month.

Miami Herald · Jan 22, 2023

How a Coast Guard plane scoured islands looking for migrants — and what the crew found

CAY SAL BANK, Bahamas — High above a remote uninhabited Bahamian island, a U..S. Coast Guard air crew on patrol watches as a man and small child fish from a white-sand beach. A twin-outboard engine cabin cruiser is anchored in a cove just a few feet from shore.

Miami Herald · Jan 22, 2023

Panthers overcome key absences to beat Wild, extend point streak to 5 games

SUNRISE, Fla. — The Florida Panthers began Saturday’s game against the Minnesota Wild without their top two goaltenders. Before long, their top defenseman was out of the game (and two of their other top defensemen each missed an extended stretch as well). And, for good measure, they played most of…

Miami Herald · Jan 22, 2023

OSHA proposes $60,000 more in fines for New York, Chicago and Florida Amazon facilities

OSHA proposed a fine of $60,269 for Amazon after finding injury lists at three warehouses put workers at “high risk for lower back injuries and musculoskelatal disorders.”

Miami Herald · Jan 21, 2023

Creating a safer fentanyl. How UF researchers are making the deadly drug less addictive

MIAMI — A group of scientists say they’ve created a safer version of fentanyl that could potentially diminish the drug’s addictive side effects, which have resulted in annual deaths of tens of thousands of people across the United States.

Miami Herald · Jan 20, 2023

Miami Gardens’ signature music festival returns for 2023. Here’s a look at the lineup

MIAMI — Jazz in the Gardens just got a bit more soulful.

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