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El Palacio de los Jugos plans a Biscayne Boulevard location in North Miami. Permits and the chain’s site list 12500 Biscayne Blvd as “Coming Soon.”
Crime & Emergencies in ...
FBI agents carried out court‑ordered activity at Cube Motors on NW 79th Street early Wednesday, photographing vehicles and briefly detaining two men.
Parks & Nature in ...
Four adult leatherback sea turtles were fatally struck by boats in Palm Beach County, a loss conservationists say could dent recovery efforts for the endangered species.
Politics & Govt in ...
Jupiter's council advanced a plan to form a town‑run fire‑rescue department, setting public hearings and funding options the town says will lower costs.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A Broward judge tossed every pending school‑zone camera case — the ruling puts Palm Beach County's new programs on notice.
A 44‑year‑old Iowa woman surrendered in Miami after allegedly punching a teenage girl aboard Carnival Sunrise on March 19; the arrest report cites surveillance and body‑cam evidence.
A construction worker fell from a Publix rooftop near Mills Drive in southwest Miami‑Dade and later died. Deputies and Miami‑Dade Fire Rescue responded and officials are investigating.
A Local 10 reporter says a plainclothes Miami‑Dade deputy shoved and threatened him at Haulover Park; Local 10 found the sheriff’s office has no written ID policy for plainclothes deputies.
Sen. Ashley Moody unveiled the "Press Act" in Miami, a proposal to criminalize imports of pill presses used to make counterfeit, often fentanyl‑laced, pills.
Family & Kids in ...
New studies and local reporting show Florida families facing higher child-care bills; some parents report monthly daycare costs above $1,600. State and national data point to supply and budget gaps.
A body was recovered from the water near Indian Creek Drive and 43rd Street in Miami Beach on Sunday; police sealed the roadway while investigators probed the scene.
The 1998 electrocution of 12‑year‑old Jorge Cabrera ended in a high‑profile jury award and pushed Miami‑Dade to change how bus shelters are powered and maintained.
A threatening phone call forced an evacuation of Paradise Cove Water Park in Pembroke Pines on May 2; authorities cleared the site and the probe is ongoing.
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