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Joe Girardi and Joe Maddon lost their jobs within the last week, and more skippers could soon be getting the boot.

MIAMI — In a packed courtroom last summer, as rescue teams were still digging up human remains after the collapse of a Surfside condo tower, a Miami-Dade judge declared the tragedy was “not going to be treated as business as usual” and gave an ultimatum to a throng of seasoned…

MIAMI — Fifteen years ago, Jermaine Johnson’s father was shot to death at a pay phone in Overtown. Years later, his stepfather was also shot to death outside a home in Miami Gardens — as Johnson, then just 12, watched in horror.

Recent severe flooding in Miami saw roads inundated with deep water, but that didn't stop this Corvette.

Dozens of drivers were rescued amid several inches of rainfall

MIAMI — They were told to dress totally in black and to leave cellphones and all identifying documents, including passports, behind.

The Eastern Conference is as open as it has ever been. Any discussion about the Sixers’ offseason needs to start there. It’s a good thing. A great thing, really. Desperation rarely leads to good decision making. The Sixers have an opportunity to make some immensely consequential decisions this offseason. Things…

The sordid ongoing mess that is Deshaun Watson ended up going to the highest bidder, the Cleveland Browns, for the low, low price of $230 million — guaranteed.

A change may be on the horizon for Miami’s well-known Spanish-language radio market.