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  Shooting on the Rickenbacker Causeway Highlights Danger Faced by Cyclists

  August 16 at 8 a.m.

  It's not enough that cyclists in Miami must contend with hostile, aggressive drivers and roadways that are dangerous by design. Apparently, now cyclists have to dodge bullets too.

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  Miami's "Super-Commuters" Drive More Than 90 Minutes Each Way to Work

  August 15 at 10 a.m.

  What do you call someone willing to face more than three hours of Miami gridlock five days a week? Crazy? A masochist? Well, take a look at how much these people earn, and you might just change your mind.

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  Parkland Activists Ask SCOTUS to Leave Gun Policies to Local Lawmakers

  August 14 at 3:06 p.m.

  El Paso. Dayton. Chicago. Gilroy. At a time when America is yet again reeling from the devastation of gun violence, the Parkland student activists are taking their fight to the highest court in the nation.

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  Tourism, Florida's Top Industry, Pays Lowest Wages in America, Study Shows

  August 14 at 8 a.m.

  Miami has long been a wildly unequal place. It's a city where wages don't come close to keeping up with local rent costs, a place where a staggering number of millennials still live with their parents, and a town where hospitality and tourism workers are often forced to trek miles on hours-long bus rides...

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  Pellet-Gun-Toting Teens Hunt Iguanas for Cash in Neighborhood Where Pool Boy Was Shot

  August 9 at 11 a.m.

  Just weeks after a pool boy was accidentally shot by an iguana hunter in their neighborhood, two enterprising Boca Raton teens began stuffing mailboxes with flyers advertising the pair's extermination services.

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  Florida Company Introduces Cuban Coffee With CBD, AKA Cafecito con Calma

  August 8 at 3 p.m.

  It is sometimes said the only reason crystal meth did not take off in Miami is because of what tourists refer to as "Cuban cocaine": that sweet, nectary shot of espresso that keeps the city running — and triggers occasional episodes of road rage.