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• Feds Seize $400,00 Worth of Fakes at Flea Markets

  If Gucci and Louis Vitton are sold out in your next visit to a South Florida flea market, chances are, it wasn't customers who took all the goods.

• Aunt of slain teenager: 'Nobody expected this'

  The family of the Hialeah 15-year-old girl and her mother, who were killed by the teen's estranged boyfriend before he killed himself, said they initially didn't know he was much older than the girl.

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  Yalin Betancourt hugs her grandmother Julia Diaz in Hialeah, Fla. Police said Betancourt's sister and mother, Diaz's granddaughter and daughter, were killed by the sister's ex-boyfriend, who killed himself.

• The Last Place You Look

  Immigration and Customs Enforcement raided Orlando Boveda's home in Hialeah, Florida, tearing every door in the place off the hinges and throwing Boveda to the floor.

• Shooter In Hialeah Double Murder Kills Self

  Share + Aug 26, 2010 11:42 am US/Eastern HIALEAH 1 of 2 The suspect in a double murder in Hialeah committed suicide shortly after the crime at a home in Miami, according to police.

• Banco Popular Forecloses on Hialeah Mayor Julio Robaina

  He is dodging questions about his business relationship with $40 million dollar ponzi schemer Luis Felipe Perez , as well as inquiries about personal deals he has made with city vendors .

• It's About Kids, So May the Best Candidate Win

  Five candidates are jostling to succeed Solomon C. Stinson, arguably the most powerful man in the Miami-Dade School system, in the District 2 election August 24.

• Grammy Award Winning Jon Secada is Giving Away a Waterfront Estate

  Jon Secada Charities and the Mission of Saint Francis are raffling off a $3 million waterfront estate in Ft.

• With new step into Coral Gables, Mt. Sinai Medical Center spreads its reach

  By Jacquelyn Weiner Miami Beach's only hospital is spreading its reach through Greater Miami, focusing on areas plagued by a deadly problem: heart disease.

• A Loved One's Lost Cadaver Is the Price Grieving Customers Might Pay to Get the Cheapest Funeral

  A sobbing Ral Muoz lurched toward a varnished wood coffin at the foot of a small church in Camagey, Cuba.