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Hialeah promises lower water bills for some residents, businesses. Who’s paying for it?
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (782+ words) Hialeah Mayor Bryan Calvo is promising lower water bills for more than half of the city’s water and sewer customers beginning next month, but his administration has yet to explain how it will pay for the reductions while the utility…...
Take a look inside Fort Lauderdale police’s new $165 million headquarters
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (434+ words) Built in 1958, the Fort Lauderdale Police Department’s old headquarters was hardly the ideal working environment. The air conditioning was shot, the elevators were unreliable, the basement and parking lot flooded, the roof leaked and the men’s restroom doubled as a…...
Pembroke Pines police make arrest in fatal duck-stomping investigation
6+ day, 14+ hour ago (195+ words) Pembrokes Pines police arrested a man they say was captured on security camera footage stomping a mother duck and her ducklings to death late last month. The department released the gruesome footage last week, asking for the public’s help in…...
Fort Lauderdale cops were breaking up a fight when gunshot sent man to the hospital
1+ week, 1+ day ago (139+ words) Police were in the area of Southwest 3rd Avenue and Southwest 2nd Street breaking up a fight when they heard a gunshot around 3:45 a.m., Fort Lauderdale Police Department spokesperson Kerri Hagerty... Officers are investigating Sunday after a man was shot overnight in Fort…...
New Miami-Dade superintendent pauses process that put 27 schools on closure notice
1+ week, 4+ day ago (539+ words) In his first day on the job, new Miami-Dade County Public Schools Superintendent Rafael Villalobos said he’s pausing a process that could lead to closure or other major changes at more than two dozen under-enrolled public schools. Villalobos, in a…...
Man arrested after flying from Jamaica with bag of stolen credit cards, feds say
1+ week, 4+ day ago (140+ words) A man is in federal custody after U.S. Customs agents say he arrived at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport on a flight from Montego Bay, Jamaica, carrying a bag full of stolen credit and debit cards Monday. The 15 cards were found in…...
Arrest made in 2024 argument turned murder outside Miami Gardens store
1+ week, 4+ day ago (491+ words) Detectives arrested a man Tuesday who’s accused of gunning down another man outside a Miami Gardens convenience store almost two years ago. The shooting happened around 5:30 p.m. Nov. 21, 2024, in front of the Quick Stop at 3185 NW 207th Street, police said. When…...
Broward city ranked best in the country for Hispanic entrepreneurs
1+ week, 5+ day ago (123+ words) Miami Herald For the second straight year, Pembroke Pines ranked among the best cities in the country for Hispanic entrepreneurs, according to a recently published report by WalletHub. The Sept. 1 report from the Miami-based personal finance company compared 182 cities nationwide…...
Soggy surprise: Broward man says bad water meter sent his bill past $500 a month
1+ week, 5+ day ago (310+ words) A Pembroke Pines man is seeking a refund after his monthly water bill skyrocketed after a new meter was installed this year. Rafael Rodriguez said he was shocked when his monthly water bill jumped from approximately $150 to more than $600 in…...
Virginia Key is getting targeted for redevelopment. Now, plans for a mooring field
1+ week, 6+ day ago (1403+ words) On a recent weekday morning, the waters behind Miami’s historic Marine Stadium were calm and clear — with few boats to be seen. If the city of Miami gets its way, the 45-acre basin could one day be filled with 195 concrete…...