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Woman was playing with loaded gun in Pembroke Pines shooting - Vimarsana News

Woman was playing with loaded gun in Pembroke Pines shooting

The woman charged in the death of her fiance’s son was pointing a loaded gun and laughing moments before it went off and killed the 15-year-old boy, an arrest warrant released Wednesday says.

Fort Lauderdale Gateway Theater: New operator eyes recliners - Vimarsana News

Fort Lauderdale Gateway Theater: New operator eyes recliners

Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival bows out a year into renovation project at landmark Gateway movie theater.

Noise law begins Friday, but some worry how it will be used - Vimarsana News

Noise law begins Friday, but some worry how it will be used

Florida's new loud music law goes into effect Friday. The intention is making sure vehicles don't blare loud music that disturbs residents and businesses, but there are concerns police will disproportionately target people of color.

Rossano's Pizza returns to Delray Beach after pizza camper crash - Vimarsana News

Rossano's Pizza returns to Delray Beach after pizza camper crash

One year after Marcelo Rossano lost his vintage pizza camper in a car wreck, Rossano’s Pizza is back to slinging 700-degree-fired Neapolitan-style pies at its new permanent location: the rear parking lot at Hopportunities, a Delray Beach beer hall.

Driving with your music too loud? Starting Friday, Florida cops can ticket you for that - Vimarsana News

Driving with your music too loud? Starting Friday, Florida cops can ticket you for that

Police in the Sunshine State will be able to ticket drivers for playing music too loud from their cars as of Friday. The law makes it a noncriminal traffic violation for any driver’s music to to be “[p]lainly audible at a distance of 25 feet or more from the motor vehicle,” according to the legislation.