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Hot and humid as South Florida heads into the weekend
MIAMI - The heat is on Friday across South Florida.The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for Miami-Dade and Broward through 6 p.m. and for the Keys through 7 p.m. as "feels like" temperatures are forecast to reach 105 to 110 degrees.A few showers moved across parts of South Florida during the early morning. We'll enjoy mainly dry weather in the afternoon with most storms pushing towards the Everglades and the west coast.There is a moderate risk of rip currents along the Atlantic beaches due to the persistent onshore flow. Beachgoers should use extra caution and stay near a lifeguard. There are no advisories or alerts for boaters along the Atlantic and Keys waters.This weekend moisture returns and the chance of rain rises, but it will not be a washout. Passing showers and some storms will be possible, mostly in the morning through early afternoon on Saturday. In the late afternoon and evening, the wet weather will push towards the interior and west. Highs soar to the low 90s and it will feel like the triple-digits. More heat advisories are likely.
Rift between Parkland massacre survivor and some families of the dead erupts in court
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — A nasty rift between the most seriously wounded survivor of the 2018 Parkland school massacre and some families of the 17 murdered erupted in court on Thursday in a fight over dueling lawsuit settlements each side recently reached with the shooter as opposing attorneys accused each other of lying. The immediate fight is over a June agreement survivor Anthony Borges and his parents reached with Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooter Nikolas Cruz that would give Borges rights to Cruz’s name and image, approval over any interviews he might do and a $400,000 annuity left Cruz by his deceased mother. Attorneys for the families of slain students Meadow Pollack, Luke Hoyer and Alaina Petty, and survivor Maddy Wilford, quickly countered with their own $190 million settlement with Cruz. But as Circuit Judge Carol-Lisa Phillips learned Wednesday, the mutual animosity started during negotiations over a $25 million settlement reached in 2021 with Broward County schools when the families of those killed insisted Borges receive $1 less than they would as an acknowledgement that they suffered the greater loss.
Surprise: Fort Lauderdale police union leader got 59% raise in January. City leaders only finding out now.
Union leaders typically negotiate raises for the rank and file that become public knowledge. But in January, two high-ranking officials with the Fort Lauderdale police union got significant pay bumps, and not even the chief knew about it. The out-of-the-ordinary raises, done outside the union contract, only recently came to light, city officials say. Here are the details: Union President Scott ...
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