The unexpected challenges facing Waymo on South Florida roads
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Exclusive: Surveillance video shows moments before crash that killed 6-year-old
Exclusive video reveals the critical moments before a crash that killed 6-year-old Harlow Tran. Now, her parents are suing the city of Coral Springs, where it happened, raising questions about a police officer’s actions.
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Parents sue Coral Springs after 6-year-old's death, claim officer's actions led to crash
It has been more than two years since six-year-old Harlow Tran was killed when, prosecutors say, a speeding driver slammed into her family’s SUV. Now, her parents Danny Tran and Samari Curbelo are suing the city of Coral Springs, claiming a police officer’s actions set the tragedy in motion by improperly chasing the car, which the city denies.... -
South Florida veterinarian operated on dog's wrong leg, lawsuit says
A South Florida couple says they took their young Cane Corso named Apex in for surgery on his right shoulder — only to discover afterward that a mobile veterinary surgeon had operated on the left leg instead.
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Ex-Sunrise Police sergeant seen grabbing officer's neck avoids criminal trial
A tense exchange caught on body camera led to charges against a then-Sunrise Police sergeant. Now, the case is taking an unexpected turn.
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‘No CPR was in progress': EMS report reveals new details in Kentucky mother's death after cosmetic procedure
A mother of two dies after traveling to South Florida for cosmetic surgery. Now, a fire rescue report reveals what paramedics found inside the clinic.
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Family says woman died after traveling to South Florida for plastic surgery
A husband says his family is shattered after his wife died following complications during a cosmetic procedure. An attorney representing the family says her death is one of two linked to the same clinic in just weeks.
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Families raise concerns over delays, fewer autism service options
Families, educators, and therapy providers rallied Friday to raise concerns about a major shift in how services for children with autism and other developmental conditions are approved in Florida.
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Miami-Dade commissioners discuss long-delayed mental health facility, but still not on agenda for a vote
More than two decades after voters approved funding for a mental health facility, Miami-Dade County leaders are still debating when — or how — it will finally open.
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Decades after voter approval, Miami mental health center still not open
It has been more than 20 years since Miami-Dade County voters approved funding for a facility intended to help people living with mental illness. Yet today, the $51 million Miami Center for Mental Health and Recovery remains unopened despite being fully constructed and ready for use.
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Miami-Dade inmate suffered brain injury after jail attack, raising questions about mental health resources
A homeless man was left with serious injuries after a brutal attack inside a Miami-Dade County jail — an incident now raising serious questions about whether it could have been prevented and highlighting a growing shortage of mental health resources for inmates.
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South Florida couple who inspired child abuse law could lose children to adoption
“Patterson’s Law” requires the state to consult physicians experienced in conditions that can mimic child abuse.
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80-year-old man caught in swatting call that triggered law enforcement response
A scary scene unfolded in a quiet northwest Miami-Dade neighborhood when deputies were dispatched to what they believed was a violent crime in progress.
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Caught on video: How one South Florida man targeted stores again and again
Cellphone video shared by the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office shows a man in a hurry outside a Home Depot on Bird Road in 2023. The footage captures him dumping thousands of dollars’ worth of merchandise into the trunk of a car before taking off.
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Locked shelves, higher prices: Inside Florida's crackdown on retail theft rings
Florida law enforcement agencies have launched a statewide partnership aimed at breaking down barriers to investigating organized retail theft rings and improving coordination across jurisdictions.
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‘A giant construction dividing our downtown': Safety and delay concerns mount over Miami Signature Bridge
Construction resumed Monday on Miami’s Signature Bridge project, just two weeks after a worker fell from an overpass and died — an incident now under investigation by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
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Miami-Dade firefighter resigns after allegations of inappropriate messages to student in ride-along program
A Miami-Dade firefighter is no longer with the department after being accused of inappropriate conduct involving a student participating in a ride-along program, according to a spokesperson for Miami-Dade Fire Rescue.
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Child placed with father's relative after Tamarac triple murder, victim's sister says
Newly released jail calls shed light on the custody battle over 4‑year‑old Seraphine Gingles, whose father is accused of murdering her mother, grandfather and a neighbor in 2025.
