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Judge Kathleen Williams could issue an injunction as part of a case citing environmental concerns at the site.
More than 13,200 ultra-wealthy people have second homes in Miami, the most of any city on the planet, a new report finds.
Sewage stink, swarming flies and water problems overhead and underfoot caused a state inspector to close a Burger King in Miami Shores last week. The inspector, who stopped by 9090 Biscayne Blvd.
From NFL stadiums to HBCU rivalries, North Carolina A&T's 2025 Blue and Gold Marching Machine schedule blends national ...
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It's tough to stand out as an HBCU in Atlanta, but Clark Atlanta University basketball has added some razzle-dazzle to the ...
North Carolina A&T Director of Athletics Earl M. Hilton III has named Kendall Cook as the new head coach of the Aggies ...
State HBCU star Elijah Williams impresses in NFL debut with Minnesota Vikings, showcasing disruptive defense and pro-level potential.
A federal grand jury charged a Florida Keys boat captain with the death of an Illinois woman who was killed after the parasail she and two children were attached to slammed into the Old Seven Mile ...
Buddy Punch reports that employees view time tracking as necessary but can perceive it as surveillance; clear communication ...
Colombian senator and presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay died Monday, two months after an assassination attempt that ...
In the wake of losing Alexander Mattison to a season-ending neck injury, the Dolphins moved quickly to add running back depth Monday, signing veterans Aaron Shampklin and Mike Boone. To make room on ...
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