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(New York, NY) -- The Marine veteran charged in a deadly New York City subway chokehold has been found not guilty.
(New York, NY) -- The Marine veteran charged in a deadly New York City subway chokehold has been found not guilty.
The Heisman Trophy finalists have been announced, and Miami quarterback Cam Ward is one of them.
(Miami, FL) -- Miami real estate tycoons Tal and Oren Alexander arrested by the FBI yesterday on federal sex trafficking charges appeared in Miami bond court this morning facing several state charges. Miami-Dade bond court Judge Mindy Glazer denying bond on at least one charge for both.
Miami's Tyler Huntley started at quarterback in place of star QB Tua Tagovailoa, who is suffering from a hip injury.
A Florida woman says her French bulldog was stolen right from her front yard. It happened back on December 7th in Jacksonville.
Four-time indicted Former President Trump is comparing himself to mob boss Al Capone saying "Scarface" was only indicted once.
Number 22 "Jimmy Buckets" says he wants to be traded from the Miami Heat because he has "lost his joy on the court' and he doesn't think he can get it back.
Florida officials warning the public about the population explosion of the Asian swamp eel throughout the southeast, especially in Florida.
Governor Ron DeSantis is not taking "no" for an answer from state law makers on a special session.
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