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  • Mother of missing FIU law student fears foul play

    Miami Herald – Fri Nov 13, 5:17 pm ET  

    The last time anyone saw Florida International University law student Tom Daniels was 11 days ago, when he stormed out of a pizza joint, agitated. ``His friend said he acted as if he was being threatened by someone,'' Denise Daniels said of her 28-year-old son, who has not been seen since Nov. 2. Full Story »

  • Police trainee shot in Virginia Key

    Miami Herald – Fri Nov 13, 3:42 pm ET  

    A Miami police trainee was accidentally shot by another officer during a training exercise on Virginia Key on Friday, police said. The officer was hit in his right shoulder but the injuries were not life-threatening, said Angel Calzadilla, executive assistant to outgoing Miami Police Chief John Timoney. Full Story »

  • Two killed in I-75 crash near Weston

    Miami Herald – Fri Nov 13, 10:54 am ET  

    Two people died after the BMW they were in drifted into a ditch, rolled over and crashed on Interstate 75 on Thursday, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Full Story »

  • Final suit over Homestead air base rejected

    Miami Herald – Thu Nov 12, 7:43 pm ET  

    Is the legal fight over the controversial -- but long-ago scuttled -- plan to build a commercial airport at the former Homestead Air Force Base finally over? Full Story »

  • Wave of social media precedes world's largest cruise ship

    Miami Herald – Thu Nov 12, 7:43 pm ET  

    Oasis of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship with seven neighborhoods, a leafy Central Park, and a retractable smokestack to duck under bridges built for lesser vessels -- will make a splash when she arrives with a flotilla at her home port of Port Everglades Friday morning. Full Story »

CBS4 Miami

  • Police Say Pines Teen Killed Father

    CBS4 Miami – Fri Nov 13, 11:30 pm ET  

    Pembroke Pines Police have arrested a man who they say killed his father and tried killing his stepmother in September. Andrew Nelson is the 18-year-old suspect police say shot at his own parents on September 29th at 8440 NW 4 St. Full Story »

  • Cop Shoots Trainee At Virginia Key Training

    CBS4 Miami – Fri Nov 13, 11:29 pm ET  

    Miami Police are investigating a shooting on Virginia Key that sent a Miami police trainee to the hospital with a gunshot wound, after he was apparently shot by a police officer during a training exercise. A police spokesman said the shooting was an accident. Full Story »

  • Governor Suspends Miami Commissioner From Office

    CBS4 Miami – Fri Nov 13, 11:28 pm ET  

    Just one day after Michelle Spence-Jones was sworn into her second term in office as the District 5 Commissioner, Florida Governor Charlie Crist wrote an executive order to suspend her. Michelle Spence-Jones surrendered to authorities at the Metro Justice Building Friday morning on a charge of second-degree grand theft. She posted bond of $12,500 and was released from jail shortly after noon ... Full Story »

  • Spence-Jones Denies Charges After Leaving Jail

    CBS4 Miami – Fri Nov 13, 8:19 pm ET  

    After getting out of jail, suspended Miami Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones once again addressed the allegations in her second exclusive interview with CBS4's Jawan Strader. She addressed the 2nd degree Grand Theft charge, as Strader asked her if she misused grant money. Spence-Jones said "Absolutely not." Full Story »

  • Huge Oasis Of The Seas Arrives At Port Everglades

    CBS4 Miami – Fri Nov 13, 8:05 pm ET  

    The world's largest cruise ship – Oasis of the Seas – rolled into Port Everglade Friday morning as thousands of people watched from shore. The giant ship blocked the view of portside buildings as it completed its transatlantic voyage to its new home port. Full Story »

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  • Letters From the Issue of November 12, 2009

    Miami New Times – Tue Nov 10, 6:49 pm ET  

    Park 'n' Slide Stay Away from the Grove: Gus Garcia-Roberts' November 5 story, "Park or Die Tryin'," hit the nail on the head regarding parking in the Grove. I've lived in Miami for eight years, and love all of the outdoor "mall" type of places like Bayside, Lincoln Road, etc. But ... Full Story »

  • Miami-based Psystar takes on Apple

    Miami New Times – Tue Nov 10, 6:49 pm ET  

    Robert Pedraza is a 24-year-old self-taught programmer with a thin frame, spiky dark hair, gleaming braces, and squinty eyes. His brother Rudy is a year older and a quarter-foot taller. He counters the computer-nerd image with a half-buttoned dress shirt and an intense stare. Last year, t... Full Story »

  • I Don't Care That She Has a Penis

    Miami New Times – Tue Nov 10, 6:49 pm ET  

    Hello, Kitty: I'm a lesbian dating a woman who was born with both male and female parts. I learned about her "situation" after we'd been dating for two months. I'm not angry or upset — I'm falling in love with her. She says that she loves me too, but she doesn't show it. She's always... Full Story »

  • Lowenstein Family Owes Big Bucks

    Miami New Times – Tue Nov 10, 6:49 pm ET  

    A few blocks from the ocean on Miami Beach, Robert Roark pops the trunk of a weather-worn station wagon where he's been sleeping for a week. "I don't need a motel," he says. "My last $20,000 is going to a lawyer." Everything the California builder needs fits in his car: There are coolers ... Full Story »

  • Jailhouse Knocks

    Miami New Times – Tue Nov 10, 6:49 pm ET  

    Calvin Kingcade is a fit 25-year-old with a black eye, a broken jaw, and a mouth fastened shut with silver wires. He drools while he talks to his mom on Ward D of Jackson Memorial Hospital. One-fourth of his face is paralyzed. Kingcade has been attacked three times in jail during the past... Full Story »

Broward-Palm Beach New Times

  • Zombies Live

    Broward-Palm Beach New Times – Fri Nov 13, 2:11 am ET  

    Much about the overall aesthetic of Fort Lauderdale metal favorite Murderous Rampage can be gleaned from the band's new video for its song "Programmed to Kill." The stars therein are topless zombie chicks who are way more brutal than Jenna Jameson (no matter how much Nietzsche she reads in Zombie... Full Story »

  • Shake It Up

    Broward-Palm Beach New Times – Fri Nov 13, 2:11 am ET  

    If you're nostalgic for the punk of the '90s, when it still had some muscle (despite the osteoporosis that was setting in), catch Margate punk band The Shakers, a group that formed in 1994 and whose blend of punk and hardcore would have been an appropriate addition during the Warped Tour's early yea... Full Story »

  • You Are the Champion

    Broward-Palm Beach New Times – Wed Nov 11, 2:04 am ET  

    The Fort Lauderdale 13.1 half marathon is here -- that's a fact -- but if you're prepared to run it is all opinion. Normally, we would steer you away from such grandiose physical endeavors if you haven't been preparing Rocky-style for this run. But there's a place for us all in this ra... Full Story »

  • Psystar, a Rebel South Florida Company, Takes On Apple

    Broward-Palm Beach New Times – Tue Nov 10, 4:50 pm ET  

    Robert Pedraza is a 24-year-old self-taught programmer with a thin frame, spiky dark hair, gleaming braces, and squinty eyes. His brother Rudy is a year older and a quarter-foot taller. He counters the computer-nerd image with a half-buttoned dress shirt and an intense stare. Last year, t... Full Story »

  • Changing of the Trees

    Broward-Palm Beach New Times – Wed Nov 11, 2:03 am ET  

    No matter how much you love Jesus, Christmas will never feel quite right in South Florida. Sure, we’ve got global warming, palm trees, and bikinis…but we never get any reindeer. Every year the Festival of Trees tries to make up for lost seasons with a winter-wonderland exhibition of... Full Story »

Key West Citizen

  • Ageless Joe Rozzero fires up Lane Real Estate

    Key West Citizen – Sat Nov 14, 1:14 am ET  

    KEY WEST -- Even with bad knees, Joe Rozzero showed he can still whack the ball. The ageless wonder was perfect at the plate, going 4-for-4, providing Jimmy Lane Real Estate the punch it needed for a... read more Full Story »

  • Today in Keys History

    Key West Citizen – Sat Nov 14, 1:14 am ET  

    20 YEARS AGO Divers from the Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary were surveying the damage to the reef from a Greek freighter went aground. The Bicentennial Laundromat closed its door after 10... read more Full Story »

  • Mile Markers

    Key West Citizen – Sat Nov 14, 1:14 am ET  

    STOCK ISLAND Golf to bring kids Christmas joy Keys Cops for Kids will host a Charity Golf Tournament at the Key West Golf Club on Sunday, with all proceeds going to the Toyz for... read more Full Story »

  • Key West battles dengue fever

    Key West Citizen – Sat Nov 14, 1:13 am ET  

    Twenty people have contracted dengue fever in Key West since July and suffered through its tough symptoms, but came out the other side just fine. No one is displaying any symptoms at this... read more Full Story »

  • Convicted murderer rearrested for drugs

    Key West Citizen – Sat Nov 14, 1:13 am ET  

    KEY WEST -- A convicted murderer was arrested this week, accused of being a mid-level supplier who delivers drugs from his Stock Island home to dealers in Bahama Village. Miguel Angel Gonzalez, 34,... read more Full Story »

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