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Tragedy on the water: 2 girls killed in Biscayne Bay sailboat crash | Miami Life
CBS News Miami’s Jim Berry examines what led a barge to collide with a sailboat full of summer campers in Biscayne Bay earlier this week. He’s joined by CBS News Miami’s Chelsea Jones to determine how the investigation will continue.
2 Girls Killed When Barge Struck Their Sailboat Identified, Including Granddaughter of Argentine TV Producers
The two young victims who died after their sailboat was struck by a barge in Miami Beach earlier this week have been identified, with one of them being the grandchild of two well-known Argentine television producers.
Beck’s comeback and transfer to Coral Gables have reinvigorated Miami’s fan base and shifted the narrative heading into the ...
The rivalry between Miami and Florida State is filled with unrelenting hatred. Last season was an uneventful chapter with the ...
The city of Miami’s proposal to delay its general municipal election scheduled for this November until next year without ...
Anh-Thu Nguyen was killed after her plane seemingly lost control and crashed in Indiana on Wednesday morning, local officials ...
ESPN's Chris Low says Florida football's 2025 schedule is the toughest in the country. The Gators face Texas, Georgia, LSU ...
A Florida Republican proposes a one-time national reset for undocumented immigrants, offering earned legal status. | Opinion ...
A Florida state appeals court upheld a previous ruling that the election to pick the next mayor of Miami must take place in ...
Four Cuban nationals who charged in connection to a criminal theft ring operating in Florida and Texas face up to a combined ...
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Forget about DOGE: Florida and U.S. go on a migrant crackdown spending spree | Opinion
President Biden’s mishandling of the Southern Border helped Trump convince Americans that anything goes when addressing ...
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Loss of TPS for Venezuelans Begins to Impact South Florida's Economy, Report Finds
Studies suggest the loss of TPS could shrink the U.S. economy by $13.4 billion annually due to reduced consumer spending.
South Florida by the numbers” is a web feature that catalogs the most notable, quirky and surprising real estate statistics. Miami’s current public infrastructure and civic amenity projects don’t ...
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