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Two years ago, Vianney De Los Angeles — a Miami swimmer, triathlete and weightlifter — felt a lump in her breast after a workout. She assumed she had pulled a muscle. That’s what competitive athletes do. Rationalize. Bargain. Train it out.
Two women have filed a federal civil lawsuit accusing former Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz and two others of participating in an alleged sex trafficking scheme involving young women, drugs and traveling across state lines. The...
A developer has scrapped plans for three residential towers proposed in Miami Beach under the state’s controversial Live Local Act after city commissioners and residents raised concerns about their impact on the community. In a Monday...
