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Why Miami-Dade is eager to promote ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ (opens the original)
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MIAMI — More than four decades ago, officials were so worried about Miami’s reputation for bloodshed that they resisted NBC’s plan to name its sleek new crime drama “Miami Vice.” Today, Miami-Dade County and its most popular destination, Miami Beach, are taking the opposite approach: Their leaders want to work with Rockstar Games, the maker of Grand Theft Auto, to promote the latest installment of the megahit video game. When the long-awaited Grand Theft Auto VI is released on Nov. 19, players w
Key West feels the pain of Trump decision on Haitians (opens the original)
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KEY WEST — The Haitian hotel housekeepers, restaurant cooks and Uber drivers who quietly help power Key West’s tourism economy are disappearing. Some have been detained by Border Patrol agents since late July, when the Trump administration ended a legal protection that had allowed 330,000 Haitians to live and work in the United States. Others are retreating from public spaces, afraid to go about their routines on the mile-wide island that’s typically crowded with partying tourists, sunburned fis
Fatal cargo crash in Miami echoed one that killed 5 in 1997 (opens the original)
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FORT PIERCE — The crash of a cargo plane in Miami on Sunday that killed five people echoed an earlier crash that also killed five at Miami International Airport in August 1997. As with Sunday’s tragedy, that plane crash highlighted Miami’s role as a cargo hub serving the Caribbean and Latin America. It also highlighted potential risks at the busy airport, which is located in central Miami-Dade County and surrounded by warehouses, office parks and residential neighborhoods. Drivers trapped in gri
A Florida marijuana giant that won over Trump has found enemies closer to home (opens the original)
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WAUKEENAH — The watermelon farms and cattle pastures disappeared years ago from tiny Waukeenah, Florida. Now it’s known for something else: The pungent odor of marijuana emanating from a sprawling grow operation run by Trulieve, a cannabis industry giant. Neighbors grumbled about the smell, the drone of machinery and the bright lights piercing the night from the time Trulieve started harvesting marijuana here in 2020. But their complaints drew little attention in rural Jefferson County, near Tal
Florida professor fired for assigning a profane story, lawsuit says (opens the original)
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MIAMI — An English professor is suing the president of a Florida college that she says fired her for assigning a story that he called “political,” according to a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday. The story, Ottessa Moshfegh’s “Bettering Myself,” is an award-winning story narrated by a fictional teacher who drinks to excess, uses cocaine and discusses sex with her students. The instructor, Vinita Prabhakar, said in an interview that she had taught the story in her classes for nearly a decade witho
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