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Did police ever subpoena Nadine Arslanian Menendez's phone records after she struck and killed Richard Koop in 2018?

Two incumbent Miami city commissioners were defeated in Tuesday’s runoff election.

Unofficial results showed Pardo unseated the incumbent, Sabina Covo.

Miami’s Greater Bureau of Time Tourism is an experimental history department meant to combat Florida’s erasure of Black and Brown stories.

Here’s what’s open and what’s closed in the D.C. area for the Thanksgiving holiday.

STEVENSVILLE — When the board of Chesapeake Charities brainstormed about what they would like to focus on for their 2023 awards ceremony, they chose the most obvious choice for the

Like most mass shootings today, a man deliberately targeted his relatives — including his sisters, his cousin and her 6-year-old daughter.

The business along Sheridan remains open.

Cape Canaveral and the central Florida coast were some of the first North American lands encountered by European explorers at the beginning of the sixteenth century. Spanish adventurers named the cape area Cañaveral, meaning canebrake. The area north of Cape Canaveral the Spanish called Los Mosquitos for the pesky, biting insect that still thrives in the area.

Four businesses were damaged in a matter of minutes on Chicago's North Side Saturday morning.