Business
900 families to be evicted from Florida mobile home park
Park authorities reported that the closure is part of a community development plan that seeks to modernize the area
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Crime
Florida woman uses federal pandemic loan to hire hitman to murder rival
Jasmine Martinez allegedly used money from the federal Paycheck Protection Program to pay a gunman to fatally shoot Le’Shonte Jonesin outside of her Miami apartment on May 3, 2021
Lifestyle
Venezuelan boy was brutally beaten on US school bus
The young migrant was repeatedly beaten and thrown to the floor of the bus
Crime
Businessman tied to Venezuelan dictator was a DEA informant, documents show
As part of his cooperation agreement, the crooked businessman wired three payments worth approximately $10 million –- obtained through corruption -- to a DEA-controlled account
Crime
Mexican scientist pleads guilty of spying for Russia in Miami
Hector Cabrera Fuentes, 37 claimed he was approached by a Russian intelligence officer in 2019 when he was visiting his Russian wife and kids, who were in Moscow taking care of administrative matters. At the time, the Russian government did not allow his family to return to Germany, where they were living.
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Florida to produce smallest batch of oranges this year since WWII
Due to sub-freezing temperatures last month and a persistent disease infecting citrus trees, Florida citrus growers are fighting a battle on two fronts
Politics
DeSantis team blasts Miami archbishop for lying about governor's immigration stance
“Lying is a sin,” said Press Secretary Christina Pushaw in a tweet referencing Archbishop Wenski’s Feb. 10 press conference at the Archdiocese of Miami
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2021 saw highest level of visitors to Florida in state history
Florida welcomed more visitors in 2021 than in any other year in recorded state history – nearly 118 million people.
Law Enforcement
More than 30 people poisoned from carbon monoxide in Miami
Eight people were taken to hospitals in serious condition. Authorities believe that a gasoline-powered machine may have caused the incident.
Law Enforcement
Fatal accident in Miami leaves two dead and three injured
The driver lost control and crashed into a light pole
Human Rights
Florida man to stand trial over mass shooting of political prisoners in Argentina's 1972 "Dirty War"
Roberto Guillermo Bravo — a former Argentinian naval officer and diplomat — stands accused of participating in what is known as the Trelew Massacre, a mass shooting of political prisoners in August 1972
