Mother Of Asheville Man In Violent Arrest Criticizes Apd Actions; Asked For Medical Help

FORT LAUDERDALE — Lionel Messi returned to Inter Miami’s lineup on Wednesday night. It was a short-lived comeback, however, and now he’s sidelined again. Messi was subbed off in the 37th minute of Inter Miami’s match against Toronto, after spending a few minutes laboring with what appeared to be a leg issue.

General Daily Insight for September 21, 2023 There’s an underlying current of potency to the day, potentially carrying us all away. The Sun is making one of its two annual trines to Pluto at 1:21 am EDT, and despite its diminutive size, Pluto can bring out our most intense selves. It could be hard to hold back when the Moon in garrulous Sagittarius squares Mercury!

By REBECCA SANTANA and ELLIOT SPAGAT (Associated Press) WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration said Wednesday that it was granting temporary legal status to hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans who are already in the country — quickly making them eligible to work — as it grapples with growing numbers of people fleeing the South American country and elsewhere to arrive at the U.

Fort Lauderdale was the victim of a phishing scam that tricked the Accounts Payable department into making a payment of $1.2 million to a scammer pretending to work for a local construction firm, City Manager Greg Chavarria confirmed on Wednesday night. Chavarria sent out an alert to city officials by email at 5:51 p.m.

Moms for Liberty, the conservative group founded in Florida and now a force in national politics, tried this week to get books pulled from school libraries by reading aloud at school board meetings passages they said amounted to “porn.” The group’s Seminole chapter, following a playbook used successfully in recent weeks in Indian River and Pinellas counties, urged supporters to read “potty” words and the “worst of the worst,” with the hope they’d get cut off by the School Board.

MIAMI GARDENS — It’s only Week 3. And all the Miami Dolphins are right now is 2-0, albeit an impressive 2-0 with road wins against the Los Angeles Chargers and New England Patriots. With the team’s home opener next, the Dolphins will play a regular-season game at Hard Rock Stadium for the first time since they were clinching a playoff berth in last season’s finale against the New York Jets. Thinking about playing in front of his home fans against the Denver Broncos Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium had quarterback Tua Tagovailoa openly expressing his desires to deliver a championship for South Florida when he spoke to the media Wednesday. “We feel that the city of Miami has been waiting, and they’re ready for a championship,” Tagovailoa said.