Thursday, June 2, 2016

Golf tournament leaving Trump's Doral course for Mexico and other top stories.

  • Golf tournament leaving Trump's Doral course for Mexico

    Whether desiring more cash or less of Donald Trump, the PGA Tour announced Wednesday it’s yanking its annual star-filled event away from the city of Doral after 55 tournaments.The new location: Mexico City, in a country Trump once stated sent “rapists” to the United States over a border on which Trump wants to build a wall.What began in 1962 as the Doral Country Club Invitational and has been the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship since 2011 will be the World Golf Championships-Mexi..
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  • GOP taps Miami's Helen Aguirre Ferré as Hispanic communications ...

    GOP taps Miami's Helen Aguirre Ferré as Hispanic communications ...
    For Republicans, the road to the White House runs through Florida — and its sizable Spanish-speaking population. To reach them, the GOP on Wednesday named veteran Miami TV and radio host Helen Aguirre Ferré as its Hispanic communications director.Aguirre Ferré will be based out of the Republican National Committee's headquarters in Washington, D.C., though she told the Miami Herald she plans to make frequent trips to Florida, the nation's largest swing state, and to Miami-Dade, the state's larg..
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  • Miami Open locked into Key Biscayne for 2017, but long-term future ...

    Miami Open locked into Key Biscayne for 2017, but long-term future ...
    As news broke Wednesday that the PGA is moving its 54-year-old golf tournament from Doral to Mexico City, tennis fans may have been wondering: Is the Miami Open next?The prestigious tennis tournament on Key Biscayne, which draws more than 300,000 fans per year, is locked in for March 20-April 2, 2017, but the long-term future of the event is in question because an appeals court decision prevents the Miami Open from upgrading the complex at the Crandon Park Tennis Center.Tournament officials say..
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  • Governor declares financial emergency in Opa-locka

    Governor declares financial emergency in Opa-locka
    With Opa-locka on the edge of bankruptcy, Gov. Rick Scott declared a financial emergency for the city on Wednesday, calling for a special oversight board to take over the city’s finances and stem the bleeding that has led to crippling debts and cutbacks that have impacted every level of government. The executive order comes just weeks after Miami-Dade County officials sent letters to the governor warning that the city could be shut down because of gaping budget shortfalls in the millions. “It’..
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  • Large cocaine haul seized from Haitian ship on Miami River

    Large cocaine haul seized from Haitian ship on Miami River
    MIAMI (WSVN) - U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized 2,000 pounds of cocaine hidden on board a ship on the Miami River, Tuesday night. Several people on board were detained. According to U.S. Customs officials, the 200-foot vessel, named Lisanne, traveled from Haiti to the Miami River and docked around 3300 North River Drive. U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Anti-Terrorism Contraband Enforcement Team gathered information that there were false compartments on board the ship. Once Customs..
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  • Miami teen paralyzed after shooting graduates high school

    Miami teen paralyzed after shooting graduates high school
    MIAMI (WSVN) - A South Florida teen celebrated his graduation years after a shooting tragedy nearly took his life. Wednesday night, Aaron Willis and his family celebrated his triumphant moment at the Knight Concert Hall in Downtown Miami after graduating from Booker T. Washington High School. Many graduating seniors worked extremely hard for the moment they could walk on stage and accept their high school diploma, and along the way, some students faced challenges. Miami-Dade Public Schools Supe..
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  • A statement against gun violence: wearing orange

    A statement against gun violence: wearing orange
    Thursday is a day to look for orange in your closet.Several advocacy groups are using the color to make a point: No more gun violence.Organizations in South Florida and across the country are marking National Gun Violence Awareness Day with orange.This marks the second year of National Gun Violence Awareness Day, which started at a high school on the south side of Chicago in memory of Hadiya Pendelton, who was shot and killed at age 15 in January 2013, one week after marching in President Barac..
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  • Miami digs in against SEC as securities fraud civil trial looms

    Miami digs in against SEC as securities fraud civil trial looms
    A civil securities fraud case against the city of Miami is coming to a conclusion this summer, nearly seven years after federal investigators began probing a series of questionable accounting maneuvers that temporarily masked a mounting financial crisis at the city.And though evidence suggests Miami officials temporarily shifted highly restricted funds into bleeding operating accounts to mask losses in the late 2000s — all the while assuring bond investors their finances were still rosy — the c..
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  • Miami No. 2 for startups – but rides in 2nd to last for scale-ups

    Miami No. 2 for startups – but rides in 2nd to last for scale-ups
    Miami is fertile ground for rooting startups. Problem is few of them grow up.That was the conclusion of a Kauffman Foundation study and ranking released Thursday that showed that the Miami-Fort Lauderdale metro area ranked second from the bottom out of 40 metro areas in growth of so-called scale-ups, or fast-growing companies. This comes a year after Miami ranked No. 2 in the nation for startup creation and six months after ranking No. 6 in the nation for small business activity. The new 2016 K..
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  • Police clear suspicious item at Miami-Dade's Government Center

    Police clear suspicious item at Miami-Dade's Government Center
    Police clear suspicious item at Miami-Dade’s Government Center MIAMI (WSVN) - Police have cleared the scene of a suspicious item at the Miami-Dade County Government Center in Downtown Miami. According to City of Miami Police, the package was found outside the Stephen P. Clark Government Center at 111 N.W. 1st Ave., at around 11:15 a.m., Wednesday. Miami-Dade Police and Miami Fire Rescue crews also responded to the scene. According to Miami-Dade officials, a homeless man was seen, around 10:4..
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Haitian authors, dancers featured at Miami Book Fair event .Miami Gardens officer wounds suspect during shootout .
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