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Miami housing market booming or soon to be a bust? Some info you may want to see | Headliners

SUMMARY: In a recent CBS News Miami segment, Tyreek Hill, the Miami Dolphins star, spoke out following his controversial detainment during a traffic stop, stating he felt victimized but acknowledged he could have reacted better. He calls for the dismissal of the officer involved. The segment also highlights the South Florida housing crisis, with concerns over aging condo buildings and rising special assessments affecting buyer sentiment. Additionally, reactions from the Haitian American community to Donald Trump’s comments during a presidential debate on migrants eating pets were discussed. Lastly, a local initiative aims to plant a million mangroves by 2030 to combat climate change and improve coastal resilience.

In this week’s edition of Miami Life:
A look at the controversial detainment of Dolphin’s star Tyreek Hill, and what he’s calling on the Miami-Dade Police to do next.
Plus, we have new details into the death of an elderly man who was found in closet of a nursing home– and the new legal action his family is preparing to make.
In politics, what Haitian-Americans in South Florida are saying about former President Donald Trump’s comments during the debate with Vice President Kamala Harris last week.
And, Is Miami’s housing market going to see a big change in the coming years? A boom or a bust? Some tips you may want to check out.
On the health front, see what those dealing with cancer treatment are doing to help make sure they live a health, and long life– through new customized treatment plans.
Is your AC bill climbing? Some experts weigh in on what you can do to cool your energy bill.
Finally, how one young South Florida man is helping rebuild the natural coastline one mangrove at a time!
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South Florida 11 p.m. Weather Forecast 4/20/2025

SUMMARY: The South Florida weather forecast for April 20, 2025, indicates a warm, breezy start to the week. Although wind speeds are expected to diminish, there remain red flags for high rip current risks and small craft advisories, particularly from Key West to West Palm Beach. Today’s gusts reached over 30 mph, pushing water along the coast. Overnight temperatures will drop to the mid-70s, with daytime highs around 84°F. While the breeze persists, it will calm midweek before returning by the weekend with a slight chance of showers. Overall, warm weather will continue throughout the week.

CBS News Miami’s NEXT Weather Meteorologist Dave Warren says to expect windy conditions to continue throughout Monday, bringing rough waters near the beach.
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New insurance company enters Florida market ahead of hurricane season

SUMMARY: A new insurance company, Patriot Select Property and Casualty Insurance, has entered the Florida market just before hurricane season, becoming the 12th company to do so since recent legislative reforms aimed at improving the industry. Florida’s Insurance Information Institute spokesman, Mark Friedlander, noted this expansion could lead to lower rates for consumers, with reports of reductions up to 50% on premiums. Founded by industry veterans with nearly $30 million in capital, Patriot Select aims to stabilize the previously unstable Florida insurance market, where many customers faced non-renewals. Consumers are encouraged to review their coverage annually for better options.
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Anti-Trump resistance sees another leader in Van Hollen as Democrats’ leadership carousel turns

SUMMARY: Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen has become a prominent figure in the resistance against Donald Trump’s presidency. His recent trip to El Salvador to meet with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was wrongly deported, drew attention to the case and energized anti-Trump sentiment. While praised by some Democrats, Van Hollen’s actions faced criticism, particularly from Republicans, who attacked his focus on immigration and accused him of prioritizing illegal immigrants over U.S. citizens. Despite facing opposition, Van Hollen emphasized the importance of defending constitutional rights, asserting that depriving one person of rights endangers everyone’s freedoms.
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Note: The following is not part of the original article, but is provided as a service to our readers –Staff Editor
Political Bias Assessment: This article reflects a Center-Left political leaning, focusing on progressive viewpoints and supporting actions against the Trump administration. It critiques some Democratic leaders while emphasizing the importance of defending constitutional rights. The tone remains moderate, presenting both criticism and support within the broader political debate.
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