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Campaign websites of Crist and DeSantis provide windows into past promises, current policies

MIAMI — Gov. Ron DeSantis and former U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist don’t have much in common, but they have this: Both have run campaigns for governor before.

Miami Herald · Sep 3, 2022

Fabiola Santiago: More than ever, Cuba — and by proxy, Miami — need a change-agent like Mikhail Gorbachev

RIP, Mikhail Gorbachev, a leader who spoke, as he described it, “the language of practical politics” and ended the Cold War — albeit, not in Cuba or Miami.

Miami Herald · Sep 3, 2022

Braves hit Sandy Alcantara hard as Marlins drop series opener

ATLANTA — For the first time this season and just the fourth time in his MLB career, Sandy Alcantara gave up three home runs in a game on Friday as the Miami Marlins lost, 8-1, to the Atlanta Braves to begin a three-game series at Truist Park.

Miami Herald · Sep 3, 2022

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Val Demings says she supports abortion up to ‘time of viability’ after Rubio attacks

MIAMI — U.S. Rep. Val Demings said Friday she supports women or girls having the right to an abortion “up to the time of viability of the fetus,” a day after U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio attacked the Florida congresswoman for supporting “abortion on demand, taxpayer-funded at any point in a…

Miami Herald · Sep 3, 2022

More than 20 migrants drop into the ocean after vessel capsizes off the Florida Keys

MIAMI — Twenty people were rescued from the ocean off the Florida Keys on Friday morning after their migrant boat capsized while trying to reach South Florida, authorities said.

Miami Herald · Sep 2, 2022

More than 20 migrants drop into the ocean after vessel capsizes off the Florida Keys

MIAMI — Several people were rescued from the ocean off the Florida Keys Friday morning and the Coast Guard was searching for others who were aboard a large migrant boat attempting to reach South Florida.

Miami Herald · Sep 2, 2022

The Week Ahead: Do you remember? The investor pain in September?

(With apologies to Earth, Wind and Fire.)

Miami Herald · Sep 2, 2022

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Supply chain delays could slow restoring power if Florida gets hit by hurricane

As hurricane season hits its peak, Florida’s top emergency manager is warning of the potential for major electrical problems after a storm hits.

Miami Herald · Sep 2, 2022

Greg Cote: Serena’s week at U.S. Open one for the ages as tennis’ Queen G.O.A.T. keeps defying time

We thought the farewell would be finished. That the most epic singles career in tennis history would have ended by now in the U.S. Open. Instead she keeps winning, making us greedy to not let go. Making us dream. Might it actually be possible now for a surreal run to…

Miami Herald · Sep 1, 2022

Fabiola Santiago: You thought Fidel Castro was dead? Nope, he’s rocking the race for Florida governor

Greetings from Florida’s gubernatorial campaign trail, Hialeah edition.

Miami Herald · Sep 1, 2022

More Cuban kids are showing up at the border without parents. Some are in South Florida

Hundreds of unaccompanied Cuban children have shown up at the U.S.-Mexico border this past year, as more parents appear to be sending their kids away amid deteriorating conditions in Cuba that have already brought a record number of people from the island to the United States.

Miami Herald · Sep 1, 2022

For fourth time in seven games, Marlins lose an extra-inning game, this time to the Rays

MIAMI — For the fourth time in the past seven games, the Miami Marlins played a game that went into extra innings.

Miami Herald · Sep 1, 2022

Medical examiner: Dolphins’ Jason Jenkins died of blood clot. And celebration of life details.

Dolphins senior vice president of communications and community affairs Jason Jenkins died of a blood clot, according to the Miami-Dade medical examiner department. A team spokesperson also confirmed the cause of death.

Miami Herald · Sep 1, 2022

Cuba quietly releases from prison a Cuban American teacher convicted of espionage

The Cuban government has quietly commuted the sentence of Alina López Miyares, a Cuban American teacher in Miami who was sent to prison after she was accused of espionage in 2017, in an unusual gesture that might signal Havana’s willingness to remove a diplomatic roadblock to further engagement with the…

Miami Herald · Aug 31, 2022

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Miami Herald · Aug 31, 2022

Cases against 20 arrested voters in Florida on shaky legal ground. State issued them voter IDs

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Two weeks after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and the state’s top election officials stood in a Broward County courtroom and announced the arrest of 20 people for voting illegally, the state’s case is starting to fall apart.

Miami Herald · Aug 31, 2022

OnlyFans model pleads not guilty in Miami murder case. She didn’t appear in court

MIAMI — Courtney Clenney, the OnlyFans model accused of murdering her boyfriend at a Miami luxury condo, pleaded not guilty on Wednesday through an attorney. She remained jailed and was not brought to her arraignment in Miami-Dade circuit court.

Miami Herald · Aug 31, 2022

Florida Keys migrant landings continue. Up to 150 Cubans arrived since Wednesday

MIAMI — Border Patrol agents assigned to the Florida Keys have taken into custody up to 150 people from Cuba since last Wednesday as the migrant exodus from the island nation to the archipelago is on track to reach a seven-year high.

Miami Herald · Aug 30, 2022

Florida’s ‘anti-riot’ law infringes on right to protest, United Nations committee says

MIAMI — A law passed by Florida Republicans in reaction to the protests that erupted across the U.S. in the summer of 2020 restricts “the right to peaceful assembly,” according to a report released Tuesday by a United Nations committee tasked with monitoring human rights across the globe.

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Miami Herald · Aug 30, 2022

DeSantis-suspended Broward school board member, challenger fight for votes in November runoff

MIAMI — The next chapter of the contentious relationship between the state’s Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis and the school board of Broward County, the Florida county with the most registered Democratic Party voters, revolves around one central question: Could and would the governor suspend a school board member twice?

Miami Herald · Aug 30, 2022

Girlfriend of rapper 6ix9ine arrested, accused of punching him at a chic Miami restaurant

MIAMI — The girlfriend of the rapper best known as Tekashi69 has been arrested on suspicion of punching him during an argument at a swank Miami restaurant.

Miami Herald · Aug 30, 2022

Two disturbances in the Atlantic could turn into tropical depressions. What forecast says

MIAMI — Forecasters on Tuesday are watching two disturbances in the Atlantic, both of which could potentially turn into tropical depressions later this week.

Miami Herald · Aug 30, 2022

2 disturbances in the Atlantic could turn into tropical depressions. What forecast says

MIAMI — Forecasters on Tuesday are watching two disturbances in the Atlantic, both of which could potentially turn into tropical depressions later this week.

Miami Herald · Aug 30, 2022

Lawyers in Surfside condo collapse case sought $100 million. Here’s what judge decided

MIAMI — Dozens of attorneys who attained a landmark $1.1 billion wrongful-death settlement in the Surfside condominium calamity learned their cut of the class-action case on Monday. It won’t be as much as they had hoped to receive from a Miami-Dade judge.

Miami Herald · Aug 30, 2022

Pablo Lopez turning corner, but Marlins do not in another extra-inning loss to Dodgers

MIAMI — After struggling to find consistency for over two months, Pablo Lopez may finally be turning the corner.

Miami Herald · Aug 29, 2022

Lawyers in Surfside condo collapse settlement sought $100 million. Here’s what judge decided

MIAMI — Dozens of attorneys who attained a landmark $1.1 billion wrongful death settlement in the Surfside condominium calamity learned their cut of the class-action case on Monday. It won’t be as much as they had hoped to receive from a Miami-Dade judge.

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