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    Ken Griffin gives Carnegie Mellon record $3 billion for Miami campus▼Hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin gives record $3B to Carnegie Mellon to build Miami campus✉newsBusinessFinance20 min ago

    Citadel CEO Ken Griffin has donated $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University, the largest gift in the university's history, to fund the creation of a new campus in Miami. The donation is being described as one of the biggest ever given to a US university and signals Griffin's growing commitment to Miami, where Citadel relocated its headquarters. The gift will support expanding technology and business education in South Florida.

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    Dallas Firm Buys Miami Beach Retail Building for $18.4 Million▼News | Dallas firm acquires Miami Beach retail building for $18.4 million✉newsBusinessRetail14 min ago

    A Dallas-based firm has acquired a retail building in Miami Beach for $18.4 million. The purchase adds to ongoing investor interest in South Florida commercial property, where retail assets have drawn buyers from out of state. Details about the buyer, the property's tenants, or its previous owner were not immediately available.

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    Man in ICE attire arrested at Brazilian election voting site in Miami▼A man who was wearing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement attire at Miami-Dade College while voting for Brazil's general election was underway was arrested on Sunday, deputies said. Danilo Silva, 46, was charged with voter intimidation, conspiracy✉newsWorldImmigration34 min ago

    Danilo Silva, 46, was arrested Sunday after deputies said he wore U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement attire at Miami-Dade College while voting for Brazil's general election was underway. He was charged with voter intimidation and conspiracy. The arrest comes as Brazil's election drew large numbers of voters abroad, including the sizable Brazilian community in South Florida.

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    OnMed CareStations Deployed Across Miami to Extend Healthcare Access●OnMed, Jackson Health System and The Salvation Army Deploy OnMed CareStation™ to Extend Care Beyond Hospital Walls in Miami✉newsHealth12 h ago

    OnMed, Jackson Health System and The Salvation Army are deploying OnMed CareStation virtual care units across Miami to deliver healthcare beyond traditional hospital settings. The telehealth stations allow patients to connect with clinicians at community locations, aiming to reach underserved residents. Local health outlets report the partnership as a step toward broader access to care in South Florida.

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    Final two defendants in Sergio Pino murder-for-hire case face trial▼Final two defendants in Sergio Pino murder-for-hire case start trial Monday✉newsWorldCrime12 h ago

    The last two defendants charged in the alleged murder-for-hire plot tied to Miami developer Sergio Pino go on trial Monday. Prosecutors allege the scheme targeted Pino's wife amid a contentious divorce. The case has drawn attention in South Florida as the remaining defendants finally face a jury after earlier proceedings involving co-defendants in the alleged conspiracy.

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    OnMed CareStations deployed in Miami to expand care access▼OnMed, Jackson Health System and The Salvation Army Deploy OnMed CareStation™ to Extend Care Beyond Hospital Walls in Miami | Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report✉newsHealth21 h ago

    OnMed, Jackson Health System and The Salvation Army are deploying OnMed CareStation units in Miami to extend medical care beyond traditional hospital walls. The virtual care stations allow patients to consult clinicians at community locations, including Salvation Army facilities, reaching people who face barriers to hospital-based care. The partnership is being presented as a model for bringing telehealth access directly to underserved populations in South Florida.

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    New Natural Pilates Studio Opening Announced in South Miami▼South Miami Natural Pilates Group Fitness Classes: New Studio Opening Announced✉newsHealthFitness1 d ago

    A new Natural Pilates studio has been announced for South Miami, offering group fitness classes to local residents. The opening adds another option for pilates and group exercise in the area. Details such as the exact opening date and class schedule have not yet been shared, and reactions from the local fitness community are not yet known.

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    Dolphins and Baptist Health Donate Football Equipment to Plantation High▼Miami Dolphins Academy Fall Donation Presented by Baptist Health Delivers Equipment to Plantation High School Tackle Football Program✉newsHealth2 d ago

    The Miami Dolphins, through their Academy Fall Donation program presented by Baptist Health, have delivered new equipment to Plantation High School's tackle football program in Florida. The donation aims to support local youth athletes with safer, better gear. It is part of the Dolphins' ongoing community outreach alongside health partner Baptist Health across South Florida schools.

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    Gamecocks lose heartbreaker as Miami clobbers Clemson●Palmetto Sports Daily: Gamecocks drop heartbreaker, Miami clobbers Clemson✉newsSportSports2 h ago

    South Carolina's Gamecocks suffered a narrow, last-minute defeat, while Miami cruised to a blowout win over Clemson in the latest round of college games. Palmetto Sports Daily rounded up the two results, which delivered contrasting heartbreak for fans of the state's programs. The recap highlights a rough stretch for South Carolina and Clemson football fans.

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    Miami Homeless Trust awarded $12 million grant●Homeless Trust awarded $12m grant to help those with severe mental illness, substance abuse in Miami✉newsHealthMental Health5 h ago

    The Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust has been awarded a $12 million federal grant to expand services for homeless people with severe mental illness and substance abuse problems. The funding will support treatment and housing programmes aimed at some of the region's most vulnerable residents, as South Florida continues to grapple with a large unsheltered homeless population and shortages of mental health care.

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    National Dance Theatre Company of Jamaica to perform in South Florida▼National Dance Theatre Company of Jamaica to perform in Miramar and South Miami-Dade✉newsCultureTheatre3 d ago

    Jamaica's National Dance Theatre Company is set to bring its performances to two South Florida locations, Miramar and South Miami-Dade. The announcement, reported by Caribbean National Weekly, highlights the celebrated company's continued international touring and its connection with Caribbean diaspora communities in the region. Further details on dates and venues have not been widely reported.

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    Blue Ops to open maritime defense hub at FAU institute●Blue Ops to bring maritime defense operations to FAU's Oceanographic Institute, creating a maritime tech hub✉newsTechnology1 d ago

    Blue Ops is set to establish maritime defense operations at Florida Atlantic University's Oceanographic Institute, creating a new maritime technology hub. The move pairs the defense company with FAU's ocean research facilities, positioning the Broward-area campus as a center for marine tech development. Local tech outlet Refresh Miami reported the announcement, highlighting growing momentum in South Florida's defense and ocean technology sector.

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    City of Miami approves lawsuit against Miami-Dade County●City of Miami approves lawsuit against County✉newsBusiness1 d ago

    The City of Miami has voted to approve filing a lawsuit against Miami-Dade County, setting up a legal fight between the two South Florida governments. The details of the dispute, including what the suit will allege and how much money may be at stake, were not specified in early reports, but the decision marks an escalation in intergovernmental tensions.

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    South Florida Hotels Fold EV Charging Into Parking Costs▼South Florida's Hotel Boom Puts EV Charging Into the Parking Budget✉newsLifeAutos4 d ago

    South Florida's hotel construction boom is pushing property owners to treat electric vehicle charging as a line item in parking budgets rather than an afterthought. As new hotels open across Miami and surrounding areas, developers are weighing charger installation, electrical capacity and maintenance alongside standard parking expenses to meet growing demand from electric vehicle driving guests.

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    Dr. Tamara Jordan Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute▼Tamara Jordan, D.O., MPH, Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as a Sleep Medicine Physician✉newsHealth5 d ago

    Tamara Jordan, D.O., MPH, has joined Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as a sleep medicine physician. Her arrival adds to the institute's specialist roster treating sleep disorders in South Florida. Professional appointments of this kind are typically noted by regional healthcare outlets as hospitals expand neurology and sleep services to meet patient demand.

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    Carnegie Mellon University Launches New CMU Miami Model▼Higher Education Gets a New Model: CMU Miami✉newsLifeEducation5 d ago

    Carnegie Mellon University has announced CMU Miami, described as a new model for higher education. The announcement introduces the Miami-based initiative as a different approach to how the university delivers programs, though details about its structure, degrees offered, or timeline were not provided in the announcement. It marks an expansion of the institution's footprint into South Florida.

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    Palmetto Sports Daily asks if Miami respects Clemson▼Palmetto Sports Daily: Does Miami respect Clemson? Coastal ready for Sun Belt opener✉newsSportSports5 d ago

    A Palmetto Sports Daily segment is asking whether the Miami Hurricanes genuinely respect Clemson as an opponent, a recurring point of debate ahead of their high-stakes Atlantic Coast Conference matchup. The show also previews Coastal Carolina's preparations for its Sun Belt conference opener, with both stories drawing attention from college football fans across South Carolina and the wider region.

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    Dr. Junney Baeza Dager Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute●Junney Baeza Dager, M.D., Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as a Nonsurgical Spine Care Physician✉newsHealth5 d ago

    Dr. Junney Baeza Dager has joined Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as a nonsurgical spine care physician. Her arrival adds to the institute's spine care team, expanding access to non-operative treatment options for patients with back and spine conditions in South Florida. The appointment was announced through South Florida Hospital News, the region's healthcare industry publication.

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    Hedge Fund CEO Gives Multi-Billion Dollar Gift to Fund CMU Miami Campus●Multi-billion dollar gift from hedge fund CEO funds CMU Miami Campus✉newsBusinessFinance5 d ago

    A hedge fund CEO has made a multi-billion dollar donation to Carnegie Mellon University to fund a new Miami campus. The gift, reported by The Tartan, ranks among the largest ever given to a university and will support CMU's expansion into South Florida. Details about the donor and the campus plans remain limited.

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    Ken Griffin pledges $2 billion for Miami school campus●Billionaire Ken Griffin’s latest Miami push: $2 billion for a top-tier school to open a South Florida campus✉newsBusinessFinance5 d ago

    Billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin is donating $2 billion to bring a top-tier school to South Florida, according to Business Insider. The gift is the latest in a series of investments Griffin has made in Miami, where he relocated his firm Citadel. The donation is expected to fund a new campus and expand educational options in the region.

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    South Florida Foundation Gives $300,000 for Schoolchildren's Vision Care●Health Foundation of South Florida Awards $300,000 to Bring Vision Care to Low-Income Schoolchildren in Miami-Dade and Broward | Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report✉newsHealth5 d ago

    The Health Foundation of South Florida has awarded $300,000 to expand vision care for low-income schoolchildren in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. The funding will support screenings and access to eye care for students whose families may not otherwise afford glasses or treatment, addressing an unmet health need that can affect learning and development in local public schools.

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    Dr. Harel Deutsch Joins Baptist Health as Spine Surgery Director●Harel Deutsch, M.D., Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as Director of Spine Surgery✉newsHealth5 d ago

    Dr. Harel Deutsch has joined Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as Director of Spine Surgery. The appointment, announced in South Florida hospital news, adds an experienced spine specialist to the institute's leadership as it continues expanding its neurosurgical and spinal care services in the Miami area.

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    Nathan Nordmann Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute●Nathan J. Nordmann, M.D., Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as Director of Spinal Oncology and Co-Director of Spinal Radiosurgery✉newsHealth5 d ago

    Nathan J. Nordmann, M.D., has joined Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as Director of Spinal Oncology and Co-Director of Spinal Radiosurgery. The appointment strengthens the institute's spine cancer and radiosurgery programs, expanding specialized treatment options for patients with spinal tumors in South Florida.