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Florida HOA gives volleyball club daily pool access. Is it legal?

Florida HOA gives volleyball club daily pool access. Is it legal?

A community is fighting over exclusive pool access granted to a club. An attorney weighs in on the legality.
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Florida Attorney General Sues Netflix Over Alleged Child Data Collection and Deceptive Advertising

Florida Attorney General Sues Netflix Over Alleged Child Data Collection and Deceptive Advertising

Florida Attorney General Sues Netflix Over Alleged Child Data Collection and Deceptive Advertising
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Margaritaville at Sea Expands Fleet with New Cruise Ships and Itineraries

Margaritaville at Sea Expands Fleet with New Cruise Ships and Itineraries

Margaritaville at Sea Expands Fleet with New Cruise Ships and Itineraries
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Cubanos con I-220A logran avance en corte: ¿qué podría cambiar?

Cubanos con I-220A logran avance en corte: ¿qué podría cambiar?

Una jueza permitió avanzar una demanda sobre el I-220A que podría beneficiar a miles de cubanos. Sin embargo, el fallo no concede residencia permanente ni detiene las deportaciones.
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Mike Caruso's lawyers fight latest effort to send him back to jail

Mike Caruso's lawyers fight latest effort to send him back to jail

Attorneys for the Mike Caruso asked a judge to stand by his decision to release the suspended clerk from jail.
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Kodak Black's Fleeing and Eluding Charge Dismissed in Florida Court

Kodak Black's Fleeing and Eluding Charge Dismissed in Florida Court

Rapper Bill Kapri, known as Kodak Black, achieved a legal victory in Florida as a judge dismissed a fleeing and eluding charge against him. The charge stemmed from a February traffic stop in Broward County. According to court documents, a Broward Sheriff’s deputy approached Kapri while he was driving a Jeep Grand Cherokee. The deputy reportedly asked, “What’s going on boss? You good?” to which Kapri replied, “fine,” and then drove away. Kapri's defense successfully argued that the interaction did not constitute a lawful traffic stop, as the deputy did not request his license or insurance, nor did he issue a lawful order. This dismissal marks a significant development in the rapper's recent legal challenges.
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Hialeah Mother Charged with Aggravated Child Abuse After Daughter Reports Burns and Restraint

Hialeah Mother Charged with Aggravated Child Abuse After Daughter Reports Burns and Restraint

Gineth Ramirez, a 35-year-old mother from Hialeah, Florida, has been arrested and charged with aggravated child abuse causing great bodily harm. The charges stem from reports made by her 10-year-old daughter at school. The child alleged that her mother burned her on the arm and legs for misbehaving and would tie her hands behind her back with a rope or handcuffs while making her sit in a chair. A child protection investigator observed three abrasions on the girl, consistent with first-degree burn marks, located on her forearm, shin, and inner right upper thigh. When questioned, Ramirez claimed that one burn occurred when flan spilled on the child's leg while they were cooking, but she stated she did not know how the other two injuries occurred. She admitted to disciplining her daughter by making her sit in a chair facing the wall for misbehavior but denied ever tying her hands. Ramirez appeared in court, where she was assigned a public defender and denied bond. A restraining order has been issued, prohibit...
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Grammy-winning rapper Lil Durk acquitted in murder-for-hire trial

Grammy-winning rapper Lil Durk acquitted in murder-for-hire trial

By Steve Gorman LOS ANGELES, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Grammy-winning rap artist Lil Durk was acquitted on Friday of all charges in a federal murder-for-hire case accusing him of orchestrating the revenge killing of a man shot dead in a daytime ambush in Los Angeles four years ago.
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Rotating Thunderstorm Funnel Cloud Observed Near Tampa Bay

Rotating Thunderstorm Funnel Cloud Observed Near Tampa Bay

On September 9, 2026, meteorological activity along Florida's west coast included rotating thunderstorms, funnel clouds, and cumulonimbus formations. These weather phenomena were influenced by sea breeze interactions, thunderstorm outflows, and collisions with the Tampa Bay Breeze. Additionally, a cold front contributed to the dynamic weather patterns observed in the region. Specific locations mentioned include St. Petersburg and several parks such as Vinoy, Flora Wylie, Elva Rouse, and Gizella Kopsick Palm Arboretum. The activity was highlighted by local weather enthusiasts and professionals, emphasizing the unique atmospheric conditions in the area. Source time: Wed, 09 Sep 2026 20:00:00 GMT.
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Florida Attorney General Sues Netflix Over Alleged 'Bait-and-Switch' on Privacy and Child Data

Florida Attorney General Sues Netflix Over Alleged 'Bait-and-Switch' on Privacy and Child Data

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has filed a lawsuit against Netflix, accusing the streaming giant of misleading consumers about its data collection practices and exposing children to 'addictive' design features. The 66-page complaint alleges that Netflix marketed its subscription service as an ad-free, privacy-focused alternative while secretly collecting extensive user data, including what users watched, clicked, paused, and skipped. The lawsuit claims Netflix used 'addictive' features like autoplay to keep both adult and child users engaged, logging billions of behavioral data points. This data, according to the complaint, was then commercialized to support the advertising business that Netflix had previously promised not to build, particularly after introducing an ad-supported plan in November 2022. Florida is seeking a jury trial and an order for Netflix to purge all data allegedly collected deceptively from Floridians, along with billions in damages.
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Florida widow files lawsuit after husband killed in Amazon plane crash

Florida widow files lawsuit after husband killed in Amazon plane crash

Yaraisi Santiso Morejon's husband, Yoel, 53, was killed when the van he was driving was slammed into by an Amazon cargo plane that overshot a runway.
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Bucs Nation staff predicts the Buccaneers 2026 regular season record

Bucs Nation staff predicts the Buccaneers 2026 regular season record

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers enter the 2026 season with plenty of uncertainty, and our staff predictions reflect it. Tampa Bay finished 8-9 in 2025 after a 6-2 start, losing seven of its final nine games and missing out on the NFC South title through a tiebreaker. The Bucs scored 380 points but allowed 411, finished […]