Vote 2024: Local elections take spotlight as polls open Tuesday morning
With Donald Trump as the presumptive Republican nominee and Democrats not holding a presidential primary in Florida in 2024, local races will be the most consequential items on the ballot in Tuesday’s Florida elections.
Vote 2024: Local elections take spotlight as polls open Tuesday morning
With Donald Trump as the presumptive Republican nominee and Democrats not holding a presidential primary in Florida in 2024, local races will be the most consequential items on the ballot in Tuesday’s Florida elections.
Woman jailed after kids sickened by ‘unicorn milkshakes’ made with THC gummies, cops say
Deputies arrested a South Florida woman after they say she left THC gummies within reach of three children, who then used them as an ingredient in homemade “unicorn milkshakes” and ended up in the hospital.
Vote 2024: Local elections take spotlight as polls open Tuesday morning
With Donald Trump as the presumptive Republican nominee and Democrats not holding a presidential primary in Florida in 2024, local races will be the most consequential items on the ballot in Tuesday’s Florida elections.
‘Dismantle the dictatorship:’ Local activists demand change amid economic crisis in Cuba
In a news conference hosted by U.S. Rep. Carlos Gimenez, R-Florida, local leaders and activists voiced their concerns Monday amid ongoing street protests sparked by power outages and food shortages in Cuba.
Broward man arrested on Jan. 6 charges: ‘Me and babe stormed the Capitol’
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Police arrest 7 in burglary crew who they say targeted South Florida’s Asian community
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Man meets heroes who saved his life in the Everglades
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Police: Hialeah Gardens man had ‘hundreds’ of child sex abuse videos; some victims under 4
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Probe launched into possible Surfside voter irregularities: ‘We just want a fair election’
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Parents outraged: Homestead teen accused of threatening to ‘stab’ boy’s ‘guts out’ is back in class
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Broward city’s ‘outraged’ mayor worries Miami-Dade might put incinerator right on county line
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Vote 2024: Local elections take spotlight as polls open Tuesday morning
With Donald Trump as the presumptive Republican nominee and Democrats not holding a presidential primary in Florida in 2024, local races will be the most consequential items on the ballot in Tuesday’s Florida elections.
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‘Dismantle the dictatorship:’ Local activists demand change amid economic crisis in Cuba
In a news conference hosted by U.S. Rep. Carlos Gimenez, R-Florida, local leaders and activists voiced their concerns Monday amid ongoing street protests sparked by power outages and food shortages in Cuba.
Woman jailed after kids sickened by ‘unicorn milkshakes’ made with THC gummies, cops say
Deputies arrested a South Florida woman after they say she left THC gummies within reach of three children, who then used them as an ingredient in homemade “unicorn milkshakes” and ended up in the hospital.