Are Cuban migrants in the United States ‘illegals’? That might be the wrong question MIAMI — Cuba’s coastal cities of Matanzas and Cienfuegos each have around 177,000 residents. Miami Herald · Aug 23, 2022
Edward Cabrera tosses a gem as Miami Marlins shut out Oakland Athletics OAKLAND, Calif. — Edward Cabrera’s strong showing in August hit a new high point on Monday. Miami Herald · Aug 23, 2022
Driver arrested in wrong-way crash that killed 5 young friends on Palmetto Expressway in Florida MIAMI — A man who troopers say was behind the wheel in a wrong-way crash that killed five young friends on the Palmetto Expressway has been arrested, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Miami Herald · Aug 23, 2022
Trump asks court for independent review of Mar-a-Lago material taken by FBI WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump’s attorneys filed a lawsuit in court Monday calling for the appointment of an independent party to review the documents retrieved from his Mar-a-Lago estate by FBI agents earlier this month, in a search that revealed the breadth of a federal investigation into Trump's handling… Miami Herald · Aug 22, 2022
Trump asks court for independent review of Mar-a-Lago material taken by FBI WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump’s attorneys filed a lawsuit in court Monday calling for the appointment of an independent party to review the documents retrieved from his Mar-a-Lago estate by FBI agents earlier this month, in a search that revealed the breadth of a federal investigation into Trump's handling… Miami Herald · Aug 22, 2022
Driver arrested in wrong-way crash that killed 5 young adults on Palmetto Expressway in Florida MIAMI — A man who troopers say was behind the wheel in a wrong-way crash that killed five young adults on the Palmetto Expressway has been arrested, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Miami Herald · Aug 22, 2022
Did Florida’s lieutenant governor say ‘illegal’ Cuban migrants will be sent to Delaware? MIAMI — Florida Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nuñez — a Cuban-American Republican from Miami — raised eyebrows among some Cuban Americans over the weekend after appearing to suggest on a conservative AM radio show that Cubans who were in Florida “illegally” would be bused to Delaware. Miami Herald · Aug 22, 2022
He quit under fire from board to aid brain-injured kids. Now he’s on Florida insurance board Last year, after a searing Miami Herald investigation of a Florida program created to provide health care for children who suffered catastrophic brain injuries at birth, Charlie Lydecker resigned under fire as board chairman of the Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Association. Miami Herald · Aug 22, 2022
Greg Cote: Tua’s preseason Dolphins debut was most impressive hours earlier, alone in an empty stadium The most impressive thing about the Miami Dolphins on Saturday night in their second preseason game game happened 4 1/2 hours earlier, in an empty Hard Rock Stadium, on an empty field but for one man. Miami Herald · Aug 22, 2022
Sandy Alcantara has worst start of season. Miami Marlins swept by Los Angeles Dodgers. LOS ANGELES — Arguably the best pitcher in baseball this season was no match for arguably the best lineup in baseball this season. Miami Herald · Aug 21, 2022
Driver in wrong-way crash that killed 5 in Florida lost his license in 2014, records show MIAMI — The Miami Gardens man named by state troopers as the cause of Saturday’s Palmetto Expressway crash that killed five people hasn’t had a driver’s license since a 2014 ticket for driving 109 mph, online court records say. Miami Herald · Aug 21, 2022
Tua Tagovailoa makes preseason debut but Dolphins fall to Raiders in second exhibition MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Tua Tagovailoa made his preseason debut Saturday night at Hard Rock Stadium. Miami Herald · Aug 21, 2022
Citing voter suppression, ‘Souls to the Polls’ tradition continues in Miami Gardens MIAMI — Voters headed to the polls on Saturday during the last weekend of early voting for Florida’s 2022 primary elections, with churches and community organizations focusing on Black voter turnout in Miami-Dade County. Miami Herald · Aug 20, 2022
Wrong way crash in South Florida kills 5 people. ‘Potential criminal investigation,’ FHP says MIAMI — Four women and one man are dead after a wrong way crash on the Palmetto early Saturday morning in the Hialeah area. Miami Herald · Aug 20, 2022
Miami Herald · Aug 20, 2022 Fabiola Santiago: Almost 17, a girl has a lot of dreams. Being forced to give birth isn’t one of them To protect her privacy, her name in court records is Jane Doe 22-B.
Miami Herald · Aug 19, 2022 Lawyers for OnlyFans model charged in Miami murder won’t try to dig up boyfriend’s body MIAMI — Lawyers for the OnlyFans model accused of murdering her boyfriend in Miami won’t seek to exhume the slain man’s body.
Miami Herald · Aug 19, 2022 ‘How did I commit fraud?’ Ex-felon voters in Florida confused by arrests, Gov. DeSantis’ announcement MIAMI — When Romona Oliver registered to vote in early 2020 at the Hillsborough Tax Collector’s office, she was asked if she had a felony conviction. She said yes.
Miami Herald · Aug 19, 2022 ‘Who cares another dead cop.’ Instagram rant leads to firing of Miami firefighter MIAMI — A Miami firefighter was fired Friday after the department determined he was the author of a callous Instagram post about the shooting death of a Miami-Dade officer that outraged many officers and drew a formal complaint from the police union.
Miami Herald · Aug 19, 2022 Miami rapper Rick Ross bad boss? Minimum wage, child labor violations at Wingstop stores MIAMI — Fast food franchises that make employees pay for safety training, background checks and their own uniforms? Ignoring child labor law? And don’t even think about being short on the register.
Miami Herald · Aug 19, 2022 System in the Gulf of Mexico has high chance of turning into a tropical depression, forecasters say MIAMI — A disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico is becoming better organized and now has a high chance of turning into a tropical depression soon, forecasters said Friday afternoon.
Miami Herald · Aug 19, 2022 Will a depression form in the Gulf of Mexico soon? There’s a chance, forecasters say MIAMI — A disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico could turn into a tropical depression soon, forecasters said Friday.
Miami Herald · Aug 19, 2022 Russia holding war games in Venezuela, sending alarming signals throughout Latin America Snipers from Russia and other countries hostile to the United States are competing in war games being held this week in Venezuela in events described as Olympic games for soldiers that were organized not only to show that Moscow still has friends but also that some of them are in…
Miami Herald · Aug 19, 2022 The Week Ahead: Looking for a price peak in the past to figure out the future of interest rates The Federal Reserve consistently says its actions are data dependent. “Data dependence is, and always has been, at the heart of policymaking at the Federal Reserve,” Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said in a 2019 speech.
Miami Herald · Aug 19, 2022 How US gun laws and South Florida ports help fuel Haiti’s escalating gang violence MIAMI — When the cargo ship “Miss Lilie” left Miami one recent afternoon and pulled into port along Haiti’s northwest coast, it had all the markings of a legitimate government operation.
Miami Herald · Aug 19, 2022 Editorial: Calling Florida ‘upside down,’ judge calls out Desantis’ so-called ‘free state’ You know a law is really bad when a federal judge cites a science fiction series on Netflix to describe it.