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Sexual Abuse At Florida Prison Was Systemic, Brazen, Lawsuit Says
THE INJUSTICE SYSTEM

Sexual Abuse At Florida Prison Was Systemic, Brazen, Lawsuit Says

1 digg miamiherald.com Crime Law 4 days ago

A lawsuit says that a federal prison work camp employed no fewer than seven officers who took advantage of their access and authority to sexually abuse the women in their control.

Epstein's Death Inconsistent With Suicide, Expert Says
POSTHUMOUS ANALYSIS

Epstein's Death Inconsistent With Suicide, Expert Says

1 digg miamiherald.com News Science 1 month ago

The circumstances surrounding Epstein's death were unusual: "He had been dead for three hours and didn't photograph how the body was found."

What's Affecting Some Florida Panthers' Ability To Walk? It's A Mystery
NEUROLOGICAL DAMAGE DETECTED

What's Affecting Some Florida Panthers' Ability To Walk? It's A Mystery

1 digg miamiherald.com Animals Nature 3 months ago

Something is affecting the walking ability of some Florida panthers and bobcats, and state scientists want the public's help documenting the mystery disorder.

How a future Trump Cabinet member gave a serial sex abuser the deal of a lifetime
HOW EPSTEIN GOT AWAY

How a future Trump Cabinet member gave a serial sex abuser the deal of a lifetime

19 diggs miamiherald.com Crime Long Reads 1 year ago

How a future Trump Cabinet member gave a serial sex abuser the deal of a lifetime.

Fake Sultan Was Scamming A Miami Billionaire. Then He Ate Pork
WHOOPS

Fake Sultan Was Scamming A Miami Billionaire. Then He Ate Pork

3 diggs miamiherald.com Crime 1 year ago

A Saudi "sultan" tried to con Jeffrey Soffer, the super-rich real estate developer behind Turnberry Associates, owner of the Fontainebleau resort hotel and Aventura Mall in South Florida.

Miami-Dade wants to build apartments at schools for teachers
WOULD MAKE FOR AN EASY COMMUTE

Miami-Dade wants to build apartments at schools for teachers

13 diggs miamiherald.com Cities Education 1 year ago

Amid a wide gap between modest teacher salaries and Miami's high housing prices, the county has a new plan: build apartments on school property and let faculty live there.

Student says Spirit Air told her to flush hamster down toilet
WE ALL SAW THIS COMING

Student says Spirit Air told her to flush hamster down toilet

6 diggs miamiherald.com Animals Business 1 year ago

A Miami Beach student says Spirit Airlines twice told her she could fly with her hamster, a certified emotional-support animal, but refused to allow the tiny pet on the plane at the airport.

Fight Club: Dark secrets of Florida's juvenile justice system
HORRIFYING

Fight Club: Dark secrets of Florida's juvenile justice system

10 diggs miamiherald.com Long Reads 2 years ago

Documents, interviews and surveillance videos show a disturbing pattern of beatings doled out or ordered by underpaid officers, hundreds of them prison system rejects.

Destruction at dawn: What Hurricane Andrew did to South Florida 25 years ago
ANDREW MAKES HIS MARK

Destruction at dawn: What Hurricane Andrew did to South Florida 25 years ago

24 diggs miamiherald.com Nature 2 years ago

As the risk of a major hit from Hurricane Irma grows, a look back at what happened when Hurricane Andrew struck in 1992.

Secret meeting at Mar-a-Lago raises questions about Colombia peace and Trump

Secret meeting at Mar-a-Lago raises questions about Colombia peace and Trump

miamiherald.com 2 years ago

After five years of negotiations and five decades of combat with FARC, the country's current administration has reached a peace deal, but it requires US cooperation and funding. The former presidents who Trump met with, who were reportedly connected to Trump by Marco Rubio, have both been vocal about not supporting the peace process because it has required working with a terrorist group.

Jeb Bush And Derek Jeter Teaming Up In Pursuit Of Miami Marlins
IT'S A BIG ONE!

Jeb Bush And Derek Jeter Teaming Up In Pursuit Of Miami Marlins

5 diggs miamiherald.com Politics Sports 2 years ago

Jeb Bush and Derek Jeter have joined forces in their bid to buy the Miami Marlins, according to sources familiar with the talks.

Undercooled meat. Dangerous fish. Health inspectors ding Trump's Mar-a-Lago kitchen

Undercooled meat. Dangerous fish. Health inspectors ding Trump's Mar-a-Lago kitchen

miamiherald.com 2 years ago

Inspectors found 13 violations at Donald Trump's fancy Mar-a-Lago kitchen, according to recently published reports — a record for an institution that charges $200,000 in initiation fees

Ben Carson visits Miami housing development — and gets stuck in elevator

Ben Carson visits Miami housing development — and gets stuck in elevator

miamiherald.com 2 years ago

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson's two-day visit to Miami — his third stop on a national listening tour — started with Carson, Miami-Dade County Public Housing Director Michael Liu

Zika virus: Local transmission taking place in Miami Beach, Florida
NOT GREAT!

Zika virus: Local transmission taking place in Miami Beach, Florida

8 diggs miamiherald.com News 3 years ago

A new area of ongoing Zika transmission has been identified in Miami Beach, according to sources familiar with discussions that Florida health officials held with local public officials Thursday to alert them.

Zika virus: Gov. Rick Scott confirms virus nation's first cases locally transmitted by mosquitoes in Downtown Miami, Miami-Dade and Broward counties
NO INFECTED PEOPLE IN THE HOSPITAL

Zika virus: Gov. Rick Scott confirms virus nation's first cases locally transmitted by mosquitoes in Downtown Miami, Miami-Dade and Broward counties

8 diggs miamiherald.com Health News 3 years ago

Zika virus is actively being transmitted by local mosquitoes in a one-square-mile area just north of Downtown Miami, Florida Gov. Rick Scott said Friday morning in confirming that four cases of Zika infection in Miami-Dade and Broward counties were acquired locally.

Bitcoin not money Miami judge rules in laundering case
IT'S MAGIC INTERNET MONEY

Bitcoin not money Miami judge rules in laundering case

28 diggs miamiherald.com Economics Money 3 years ago

In a case closely watched in financial and tech circles, the judge threw out the felony charges against website designer Michell Espinoza, who had been charged with illegally transmitting and laundering $1,500 worth of Bitcoins.

North Miami police officer shot caretaker of autistic man on ground
NON-LIFE THREATENING INJURIES

North Miami police officer shot caretaker of autistic man on ground

40 diggs miamiherald.com News World 3 years ago

A new cellphone video shows Charles Kinsey — a caretaker who had gone to retrieve an autistic patient — lying on the ground with his hands up. Kinsey was shot in the leg by Miami police.

In Florida, officials ban term climate change
NOT JUST AN EVAPORATING RIVER IN EGYPT

In Florida, officials ban term climate change

miamiherald.com Law Nature 4 years ago

The state of Florida is the region most susceptible to the effects of global warming in this country, according to scientists. Sea-level rise alone threatens 30 percent of the state's beaches over the next 85 years. But you would not know that by talking to officials at the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, the state agency on the front lines of studying and planning for these changes.

Man rescued from Colorado department store's walls
STALKING THOSE BLACK FRIDAY DEALS

Man rescued from Colorado department store's walls

miamiherald.com News 5 years ago

Authorities say a man who was freed from a space between two walls of a Colorado department store may have been there for several days yelling for help.

Alex Rodriguez's DEA confession: Yes, I used steroids from fake Miami doctor
AN END TO A-ROD'S FACADE

Alex Rodriguez's DEA confession: Yes, I used steroids from fake Miami doctor

miamiherald.com Crime News 5 years ago

In a Drug Enforcement Administration conference room back in January, facing federal agents and prosecutors who granted him immunity, baseball's highest-paid player admitted everything.

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