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Tomás Barrios celebrates defeating Nishesh Basavareddy 6-3, 6-2 in Miami Masters 1000 qualifiers.
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Tomás Barrios besiegt Nishesh Basavareddy und rückt in Miami-Qualifikation vor

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Chilenischer Tennisspieler Tomás Barrios (119.) besiegte den Lokalmatador Nishesh Basavareddy (198.) mit 6-3, 6-2 in der ersten Runde der Qualifikation zum Miami Masters 1000. Er trifft auf den Sieger von Aleksandar Vukic gegen Billy Harris.

Patricia Ripley, 51, faces charges including first-degree murder for the drowning of her 9-year-old son Alejandro in a Miami canal. Her lawyers argue that police used coercive tactics, including religious appeals, to obtain her confession.

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A Miami woman has been charged with robbing a man she met on Instagram after luring him to her luxury condominium. Nicole Cano, 30, faces counts of false imprisonment and strong-arm robbery. She entered a not guilty plea this week and remains in custody.

A 30-year-old Miami woman faces child neglect charges after her 6-year-old son was found walking alone late at night. The boy told police his mother had dropped him off and left him. Annie Rivera claims she did not realize he was missing until authorities contacted her.

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President Donald Trump and his son Eric unveiled architectural renderings on Monday for the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library, a proposed skyscraper on Miami's waterfront. The design features a towering structure emblazoned with 'TRUMP,' replicas of White House rooms, and space for a presidential jet. The project has faced local opposition over the land donation but advanced after legal challenges.

David Chang's Fuku fried chicken brand has launched its first standalone South Florida restaurant at 135 Miracle Mile in Coral Gables on March 11. The opening marks a significant expansion for the fast-casual chain, which originated as a secret menu item in New York City. A second location is planned for West Palm Beach later this year.

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Fernando Tatis Jr. hit the first grand slam in Dominican Republic's World Baseball Classic history to lead his team to a 10-1 victory over Israel. The win advanced the Dominican Republic to the quarterfinals with a perfect 3-0 record in Pool D. Israel's loss eliminated them from further play.

 

 

 

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