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Care Resource orchestrates wellness in South Florida for Heart Health Month

Dive into heart health with Care Resource this February! Join the wellness celebration in South Florida with complimentary screenings.

Extravagant Valentine's Day celebration at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood

Indulge in an extraordinary Valentine’s Day at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood. Live music by Sir Rod Stewart, fine dining, and spa packages—celebrate love with unparalleled

Miami-Dade's Safe in the 305 Grant Program paves the way for safer neighborhoods and community prosperity

Safe in the 305 Grant program takes center stage as Miami-Dade County launches new initiatives to promote community safety and well-being. Apply now for microgrants

MetroConnect revolutionizes the public transportation service in Miami

Discover the future of commuting in Miami with MetroConnect, the city’s new personalized public transportation service. Enjoy seamless rides for free!

Harvard donor Ken Griffin threatens financial withdrawal, decries "whiny snowflakes" amidst campus controversies

Harvard faces financial turmoil as major donor Ken Griffin threatens withdrawal over concerns about antisemitism and left-wing bias.

Miami teen's "consular immunity" defense raises eyebrows

A 19-year-old claims “consular immunity” after allegedly running over a police officer, stirring legal debate. Get the scoop on this controversial case with Calle Ocho

Commissioner Manolo Reyes proposes game-changing reforms to combat corruption in the City of Miami

City of Miami Commissioner Manolo Reyes unveils exclusive reforms, proposing an Independent Inspector General Office to combat corruption and initiate comprehensive audits.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez faces power balancing act amid controversies

Francis Suarez faces scrutiny over no-bid contract and proposes city reforms. Is Miami’s mayor crossing ethical lines? Dive into the controversy with Calle Ocho News.

Racial gerrymandering trial ends; Mayor Francis Suarez proposes bold reform

Federal trial on racial gerrymandering ended; Miami Mayor Suarez responds with bold proposals for voting map changes, aiming for comprehensive reform.

Allegations of sexual abuse against Key Biscayne gymnastics coach resurface, prompting police investigation

Allegations of historic sexual abuse resurface against gymnastics coach Oscar Olea in Key Biscayne, reigniting a police investigation after a Miami Herald exposé.

Misconduct or miscoverage? Yasiel Puig's journey from brawls to victories and redemption

Dive into the evolving narrative of Yasiel Puig, navigating through recent controversies to triumphant moments, where his team’s historic win brings joy, overshadowing previous misunderstandings.

Stories of survival and stroke awareness in the Hispanic community

Survivor Noelia Gutierrez’s stroke journey intertwines with R.Á.P.I.D.O., a Spanish initiative combating health disparities. A tale of resilience and cultural stroke awareness.
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