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Dealership to pay drivers $600k after tricking them into paying for useless fees that tacked on thousands to cost of car
CUSTOMERS banded together against a dealership that charged them undisclosed fees when buying a vehicle from under a lease. The Attorney General's Office used to take a "hands-off" approach when it came to dealerships - an official notice changed the game. Johnny Kane and Juan Carlos Beltran were two of...
A campaign emerges against the amendment that would end Florida’s campaign public financing
Floridians for Open Democracy, a recently launched group, is campaigning against a proposed state constitutional amendment that would scrap public funding of statewide campaigns and the spending limits that candidates who draw those funds must agree to. Getting rid of Florida’s matching-fund program for candidates running for governor and the three Cabinet positions would make […]
Florida-based Boar's Head seeing increased reports of illness, death linked to listeria outbreak
TAMPA, Fla. — There are increased reports of illness and death in a listeria outbreak linked to deli meats as newly released records show the meat plant reportedly violated federal regulations. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a total of 57 people hospitalized and nine deaths...
DeSantis veto of free prison phone call appropriation disappoints criminal justice reform advocates
Responding to reports that prisoner contact with loved ones helps reduce the recidivism rate, state lawmakers last year approved a $1 million pilot project to allow inmates with good behavior to make one free 15-minute phone call per month to the outside world. Pleased with its rollout, members of the Florida Senate Criminal and Civil […]
Friday Night Blitz features Atlantic soaring again, another Glades Central gritty road win
The Atlantic Eagles hosted another highly entertaining football game on Friday night, with Jonesboro visiting in Week Two. Meanwhile, Glades Central has established a 'never say die' attitude already in this early season. Click on the video link for week two highlights in the Friday Night Blitz.
With technicians on picket lines, union warns AT&T strike could impact service
MIAMI - Local union leaders said roughly 1,400 AT&T service technicians are on strike. They said that is almost all of the technicians stationed in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe counties.Many of them plan on staying here until a new deal is done.Alexander Aguiar has been a technician with AT&T for 29 years but has not been paid in two weeks. "It's not what we wanted. We'd rather be out there," Aguiar said, but rain or shine, he's been at the picket lines.How much longer is the question? "Guys are taking loans; guys are doing what they have to do to prolong this for as long as...
Coming soon: Miami's famous Vicky Bakery to open first Treasure Coast location
Vicky Bakery is coming to the Treasure Coast. The Cuban bakery chain will open its first Treasure Coast location in Port St. Lucie as part of the company's mission to expand throughout Florida before going nationwide, according to spokesperson Samantha Sanchez. ...
Netanyahu Seeks Israeli Taxpayer Funds to Boost Son's Security in Hallandale
On the sun-soaked boulevards of Miami-Dade and Broward counties, where luxury apartments and high-end clubs define the skyline, one resident has become a focal point of an international controversy. Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, has been living in the area since last year, and his...
Diddy Federal Criminal Investigation Advances As New Grand Jury Subpoena Names Him And Model Daphne Joy And Requests Miami Hotel Footage, Payments, Other Details
A federal criminal investigation into Diddy is advancing as a new grand jury subpoena surfaces naming the music model and model Daphne Joy. TMZ reports that the new paperwork was issued only a few weeks ago, meaning the FBI probe into Diddy, born Sean Combs, continues. RELATED: 50 Cent Denies Daphne Joy’s Physical And Sexual ... Read more
Giants Edged Marlins in Close Call After 17 Innings Without a Run
The San Francisco Giants narrowly defeated the Miami Marlins after a tense contest that showcased their offensive struggles. Despite a sturdy pitching performance by Blake Snell, who scattered two hits over six innings, the Giants were down to their last inning before rallying to win. The Marlins scored first, breaking Snell's 31.1-inning scoreless streak at Oracle Park, while Miami's starter, Adam Oller, kept the Giants' bats at bay until the eighth. The game epitomized the Giants' difficulties at the plate, highlighted by their reliance on big hits and lack of situational hitting. Thankfully, a clutch 1-2 pitch gapper from Matt Chapman propelled them to a much-needed victory.
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