The Slap Heard ‘Round the County: “Hey Pussy, Do You Remember Me?”
“He tried in a cowardly way to provoke me and like a little girl brushed my hair with his nails.”
“He tried in a cowardly way to provoke me and like a little girl brushed my hair with his nails.”
“Are we actually talking about sentencing the peafowl to death right now?”
“I didn’t know terrible stories like that happened here in South Florida, right here in Broward County.”
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A pressurized sewage pipe on Dade Boulevard has suffered multiple ruptures since 2019.
A lemur, giant snake, and approximately 120 people attend Lucy Guo’s party at One Thousand Museum.
Elected officials in Tamarac nixed a proposed public artwork because “it looked like a woman’s butt.”
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“I hate these roadblocks every day of my life.”
The vanishing act comes after Garcia voted against an amendment to Florida’s proposed 15-week abortion ban that would make an exception for rape survivors.
There have been reports of a one-legged apparition floating in midair.
It was scene straight out of a heist movie.
During the recent cold snap, Florida native Ryan Ausburn caught more than a dozen iguanas to cook up.
“Does your church need armed guards? ‘Cause our synagogue does.”
Three transgender activists say they were humiliated and subjected to genital inspections in jail.
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Residents wanted to address their complaints to the man they say is threatening their neighborhood.
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The woman alleges she was raped during a yacht party at the home of Sean Combs in December 2020.
Federal authorities say Vernon orchestrated a “sophisticated theft scheme” between 2013 and 2015.
New Times witnessed at least ten vehicles blow through the universally recognized octagonal symbol of stoppage.
Attorney Ricardo “Ricky” Gomez, tapped to lead the investigation, contributed $500 to Carollo’s re-election campaign in 2021.