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Daniel Shoer Roth: Hialeah 'boletera' a political scapegoat in ballot scandal
Since the eruption of the electoral fraud volcano last summer, Hialeah ballot broker Deisy Pentón de Cabrera has been depicted by the authorities and the media as Snow White's Queen Grimhilde transformed into a witch.
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Miami-Dade School Officers Settle Sex Abuse Claims Against Police Chief
Two female police officers with the Miami-Dade County school system have settled lawsuits accusing the former police chief of sexually harassing them.
10 hrs ago | Miami New Times
Zoraida Abreu Pleads Guilty in $2.4 Million Real Estate Scam
Two years ago, Miami New Times was the first media outlet to report on a crew of scammers who swindled $2.4 million out of 15 real estate investors who believed they were getting sweetheart deals on foreclosed properties.
12 hrs ago | The Miami Herald
Miami-Dade Schools announces large expansion of Cambridge program
Miami-Dade County Public Schools on Wednesday announced a sweeping expansion of its partnership with the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.
16 hrs ago | CBS Local
More Soaking Rain Expected Tuesday
It was a very wet and messy Monday across South Florida. Ft. Lauderdale picked up 4.86 inches of rain, breaking the old record of 2.04 inches set back in 1981; Miami received 3.96 inches of rain; and West Palm Beach picked up 6.73 inches of rain.
Florida Man Bags Record Python
After a fierce battle near the Everglades, a Florida man bagged a record 18-foot, 8-inch python, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Coral Reef High students earn summer internship at FIU
The Education News section of Neighbors is open to anyone who wants to send items.
Fla. Gov. visit to Chile marks 8th overseas trip
In just two-and-a-half years Florida Gov. Rick Scott has traveled overseas eight times - a record that eclipses his predecessor, Charlie Crist.
Kids and teachers recognized in Youth Crime Watch contests
The mission of Youth Crime Watch of Miami-Dade County is to foster a safe school environment through student awareness and involvement.
Carlos Curbelo Doing the Pre-Season I'm-Running Dance to Challenge Democrat Congressman Garcia
Miami-Dade County School Board member Carlos Curbelo has not officially entered the race to challenge Democratic U.S. Rep.
Florida record Burmese python killed in Miami-Dade County
The UF/IFAS St. Lucie County Cooperative Extension will be hosting a meeting of Treasure Coast members of the Python Patrol to formalize its 2013 plan of work on Wednesday, Jan.
Miami-Dade schools settle sex harass lawsuits
Two female police officers with the Miami-Dade County school system have settled lawsuits accusing the former police chief of sexually harassing them.
Fred Grimm: On Robaina, Miami-Dade voters got it right
Two years ago, county mayoral candidate Robaina had twice as much money in his campaign account as rival Carlos Gimenez.
Nearly 19 foot python caught in S. FL
A Burmese python found in Miami set records as the largest such snake ever captured in the Florida , according to the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission.
FIU, Sweetwater unveil José Martí statue on Cuban Independence Day
In commemoration of the 111th anniversary of Cuba's independence from Spain, Florida International University's Honors College has donated the more than life-size statue of Cuban writer José Martí, sculpted by the late artist Tony Lopez.
Dolphin Plaza sold for more than $8M
The 93,991 square foot Dolphin Plaza in Northwest Miami-Dade County has sold for $8.2 million.
Attorney For Woman Charged In Son's Death Asks For Help
An attorney for the South Florida mother who was charged in the death of her infant son after he was left for hours in a hot car, said his client is sick and needs help.
Scott vetoes 3 percent tuition increase
TALLAHASSEE Gov. Rick Scott vetoed $368 million in lawmaker pet-projects Monday and blocked a 3 percent tuition hike for Florida colleges and universities.
Charity pays for glasses for underprivileged kids
The Heiken Children's Vision Program provides free comprehensive eye examination and glasses when prescribed to low-income school children who fail their vision screening and have no insurance or other resources for eye care.
Remembering Efraín Ríos Montt and reeling from a new terror
Indian women and men whose family members were killed in the country's civil war celebrate the judge's guilty verdict for Guatemala's former dictator Jose Efrain Rios Montt after his genocide trial in Guatemala City, Friday, May 10, 2013.