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Teen Goes to New Year’s Party After Killing Mom and Mom’s Boyfriend

Staff Report - January 5, 2016

A Brooklyn teenager has confessed to the gruesome killings of her mother, and her mother’s boyfriend on New Year's eve. The bodies were not discovered...

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Natalie Cole dead at 65

Staff Report - January 2, 2016

Nine-time Grammy award winner Natalie Cole is dead at the age of 65. Her sisters, Timolin Cole and Casey Cole, and her son, Robert Yancy,...

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Bill Cosby Arrested for Alleged 2004 Sexual Assault, Bail Set at $1 Million

Staff Report - December 31, 2015

Bill Cosby was arrested this past Wednesday on three second-degree felony charges of aggravated indecent assault for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a woman...

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Automated Curbside Collection Program Begins Jan. 1 in Orange County

Staff Report - December 17, 2015

Orange County’s new Automated Curbside Collection Program will begin on January 1, 2016. Among the changes, which include once-a-week collections, residents will also see...

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Attn: Florida Legislature: Immigrants Have Rights

Staff Report - December 15, 2015

Michelle Richardson, Director of Public Policy, ACLU of Florida As Tallahassee gears up for the 2016 legislative session, which starts on January 11, anti-immigrant bills...

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