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21 more migrants land in Florida Keys. More than 75 detained in last week

MIAMI — Nearly two dozen people are in federal custody as two more groups of Cuban migrants made landfall in the Florida Keys on Monday.

Miami Herald · Mar 22, 2022

‘I love the people I drive for,’ driver in Fort Lauderdale deadly bus shooting says

MIAMI — A Broward County driver who last week managed to steer her county bus the wrong way for several blocks into a Fort Lauderdale police parking lot as a man shot four people inside, killing two, spoke out Monday afternoon.

Miami Herald · Mar 22, 2022

After 2 shootings, spring break gets curfew and state of emergency in South Beach

MIAMI — After five people were shot over the weekend during spring break, the city of Miami Beach will declare a state of emergency and place the South Beach area under a midnight curfew beginning Thursday.

Miami Herald · Mar 21, 2022

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Disney World apologizes over dance performance from Texas high schoolers

MIAMI — Disney World has apologized for a controversial dance routine by a high school troupe from southern Texas that visited the park last week.

Miami Herald · Mar 21, 2022

One of UM’s secrets to making Sweet 16? A scramble defense that drives opponents mad

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Of all the impressive statistics the Miami Hurricanes put up over the weekend to earn a spot in the Sweet 16, the one that stands out most is this: Seven turnovers in 80 minutes of basketball.

Miami Herald · Mar 21, 2022

Miami jail officer faces rare prosecution under ‘revenge porn’ law

MIAMI — A Miami-Dade corrections officer has been relieved of duty after he was arrested for allegedly posting explicit images of his ex-wife on Twitter.

Miami Herald · Mar 21, 2022

Vince Vaughn is a Florida man now — and spending quality time at the beach

MIAMI — Someone buy this man a guayabera.

Miami Herald · Mar 21, 2022

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Choppy start becomes profitable 50-year voyage for Carnival Cruise Line

MIAMI — Carnival Cruise Line has come a long way since its first cruise: On March 11, 1972, the Carnival Mardi Gras left port in Miami on the line’s maiden voyage, packed with passengers, press and crew.

Miami Herald · Mar 21, 2022

5 things you need to know about the Wreck Bar’s burlesque mermaids

MIAMI — What does it take to be an underwater performer at the Wreck Bar?

Miami Herald · Mar 21, 2022

This historic Florida bar has the only underwater burlesque show in the US

MIAMI — The feeding frenzy begins before the mermaids swim into view.

Miami Herald · Mar 21, 2022

Man set on fire, dies after dispute outside a hardware store in Miami-Dade

MIAMI — A man died after he was set on fire by another man Sunday morning outside a hardware store near the city of Doral, according to authorities.

Miami Herald · Mar 20, 2022

189 Haitians rescued off an overloaded boat in bad weather, US Coast Guard says

MIAMI — About 189 Haitians were rescued Saturday from bad weather and a sail freighter too small for such a large human load, the U.S. Coast Guard announced via Twitter.

Miami Herald · Mar 20, 2022

A Florida doctor doing cancer surgery on a patient removed the wrong area, state says

MIAMI — Asking the patient to confirm where a cancer surgery should be performed after the patient had been given a sedative led to a Tampa area doctor performing a wrong site surgery, a state complaint said.

Miami Herald · Mar 20, 2022

Everything you need to know as Miami Open tennis tournament gets underway on Monday

MIAMI — Naomi Osaka has always considered the Miami Open to be her home tournament, as she spent much of her childhood in Pembroke Pines, and a warm, welcoming crowd over the next few weeks is exactly what the former world No. 1 might need after a tearful exit from…

Miami Herald · Mar 20, 2022

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Miami Herald · Mar 20, 2022

Marlins sign Jorge Soler to three-year deal in latest move to improve offense

MIAMI — The Miami Marlins are signing who they believe will be their impact bat.

Miami Herald · Mar 19, 2022

All in: Panthers trade for All-Star forward Claude Giroux ahead of deadline, per reports

The Florida Panthers are trading for Claude Giroux, multiple outlets reported Saturday.

Miami Herald · Mar 19, 2022

Greg Cote: Dolphins’ moves get help for Tua, but it isn’t about surrounding cast anymore. It’s on him.

MIAMI — The kind folks on social media are snipers taking dead aim, as always. They are having fun making fun of the Miami Dolphins’ offseason. The theme in the Twitterverse seems to be that, while the rest of the NFL percolates with exciting major trades and big free agent…

Miami Herald · Mar 19, 2022

Star defenseman Aaron Ekblad leaves Panthers’ win in Anaheim with apparent leg injury

Almost exactly a year after his season ended because of an ankle injury, Aaron Ekblad was again down on the ice Friday and unable to put any weight on one of his legs as he tried to get back to the Florida Panthers’ bench.

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Miami Herald · Mar 19, 2022

‘Feels like a tinder’: Crowd stampede in South Beach kicks off busy spring break weekend

MIAMI — Authorities in Miami Beach are saying a “silent prayer” as large spring break crowds once again pack South Beach a year after revelers overwhelmed the city and led police to call in a SWAT team to enforce its emergency curfew.

Miami Herald · Mar 18, 2022

The Week Ahead: Covering the field of uncertainty with Nike’s latest financial update

Nike has it all, and I’m not referring to its dominance in the shoe and athletic clothes businesses.

Miami Herald · Mar 18, 2022

Panthers rally in Las Vegas, but late turnovers end Florida’s seven-game point streak

Another Florida Panthers comeback was almost complete.

Miami Herald · Mar 18, 2022

Cuban authorities sentence teenagers to 10 years and more for protesting last July

Cuban authorities continued their crackdown on domestic opposition, handing down sentences of up to 30 years to 128 anti-government protesters, including two underage teenagers.

Miami Herald · Mar 17, 2022

16 Cuban migrants, including children, arrive in the Keys. Latest in surge of landings

A group of 16 Cuban migrants, including two children, arrived in the Lower Florida Keys Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Border Patrol.

Miami Herald · Mar 17, 2022

A new spending bill approved by Biden also has language on Haiti policy

A massive spending bill signed by President Joe Biden on Tuesday to fund the federal government and provide $13.6 billion to address Russia’s invasion of Ukraine also includes language on accountability on Haiti and modification to U.S. policy toward the crisis-wracked Caribbean nation.

Miami Herald · Mar 17, 2022

Florida state senator apologizes for comments she made during ‘don’t say gay’ debate

Sen. Ileana Garcia, a Miami Republican who recently faced national criticism for saying “LGBT is not a permanent thing” while debating a contentious bill in the Florida Legislature, apologized on Thursday to anyone who was offended by what she said.

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