Teri Hornstein
Weekend Morning Anchor at WFOR-TV (Miami, FL)
Anchor/Reporter. World traveler. Nature enthusiast. Early riser. Coffee, sports, wine. Miami native. @CBSMiami. Opinions are mine. Retweets 🚫 endorsements. ✌️
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Teri Hornstein
South Florida students inspired as all-female Blue Origin crew soars into history It was a day of inspiration and wide eyes across South Florida classrooms as students watched history unfold. From Plantation to West Kendall, kids gathered to witness the first all-female crew aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard Rocket blast off into space.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Teri Hornstein
A University of Florida student detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) near campus has returned to Colombia, following his arrest last month by Gainesville police for an expired vehicle registration, officials said. Felipe Zapata-Velasquez, 27, was taken into custody on March 28 and later voluntarily deported, according to ICE.
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2 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Teri Hornstein
Attorneys for the Alexander brothers now say a woman accusing them of rape sent a text message to one of the alleged attackers after the incident occurred. Jeffrey Sloman, who represents Ohad Fisherman and Ed O'Donnell, who represents Oren Alexander, appeared in court on Tuesday. They revealed they only learned on Friday about a text message the accuser sent to one of the alleged attackers, saying "What's up?" after the rape allegedly took place.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Teri Hornstein
Attorneys for the Alexander brothers now say a woman accusing them of rape sent a text message to one of the alleged attackers after the incident occurred. Jeffrey Sloman, who represents Ohad Fisherman and Ed O'Donnell, who represents Oren Alexander, appeared in court on Tuesday. They revealed they only learned on Friday about a text message the accuser sent to one of the alleged attackers, saying "What's up?" after the rape allegedly took place.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Teri Hornstein
In the race to earn points, miles and cashback, more Americans are finding themselves stuck in a cycle of credit card debt. The appeal of rewards programs is undeniable with free flights, hotel stays or even a little extra cash in your pocket, but for many, the price of those perks is steeper than it seems. A growing number of consumers are carrying balances month-to-month, often lured by the promise of benefits that pale in comparison to sky-high interest rates.
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