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#GummyGate has Heat fans trying to guess who gave edibles to Dion Waiters
It was announced Monday that the Heat was suspending Waiters for 10 games for conduct detrimental to the team. The Heat's managers believe the "one gummy" that sent him into outer space came from a teammate, but he won't tell them which one.
Read the full story on MiamiNewTimes.
Woman injured in crash says police failed to warn drivers of chase
When she was broadsided by a woman in a stolen car in 2017, Amanda Robinson had no idea what had happened. Now Robinson has filed a lawsuit against the Village of El Portal and North Bay Village, claiming that the two police departments failed to properly notify her that a dangerous police pursuit was underway that morning.
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Jeep slams into North Miami Beach convenience store
Investigators are trying to determine what caused the driver to crash into the front entrance of the Chevron convenience store at Northeast 167 Street and Sixth Avenue Sunday night and end up completely inside the store.
Read the full story on CBS Miami.
2 flights out of Miami have similar mechanical issues forcing their return to airport
Two American Eagle flights operated by American Airlines encountered similar mechanical issues after takeoff on Sunday, forcing both planes to return to Miami International Airport.
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