Miami-Dade School Buses Hit The Road For Practice Run
In one week the new school year gets underway in Miami-Dade and the county's public school bus fleet wants to be sure they are ready.
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In one week the new school year gets underway in Miami-Dade and the county's public school bus fleet wants to be sure they are ready.
Miami police have asked for the public's help in finding a missing teen who suffers from schizophrenia.
Underpaid, under-appreciated and often misunderstood, the high school coaching in South Florida has been, through the decades, the best anywhere.
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A weekend-long celebration of World Elephant Day continued at Zoo Miami.
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