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1. Rescuers rushing to partial building collapse near Miami Beach
Officials say at least one person has died and a child was rescued from the rubble when a 12-story condominium partially collapsed.
According to authorities, the partial collapse happened around 2 a.m. in the southeast corner of Surfside, on the beach.
More than 80 fire rescue units were involved in the response, including Technical Rescue Teams, fire officials said.
2. Girls found dead in Broward County canal were sisters
Lauderhill police identified the sisters Wednesday as 7-year-old Daysha Hogan and 9-year-old Destiny Hogan.
Police are looking into reports that the mother of two young girls found dead in a South Florida canal was offering to baptize people in the canal a day earlier.
Investigators identified the girls' mother, Tinessa Hogan, as a possible person of interest. She has been taken into custody, but no criminal charges have been filed.
3. Senators say bipartisan agreement reached with White House on infrastructure proposal
There are reports that there is an agreement between the White House and 10 senators on an infrastructure deal.
Senators told CNNthey have "a framework" and are planning to meet with President Joe Biden on Thursday to discuss it.
The bill is reportedly fully paid for and offsets any new spending it proposes. Sen. Joe Manchin confirmed to reporters the agreed-upon framework is about the same size as the $1.2 trillion package that was being discussed with the White House earlier this year.
4. 50-60 dogs test positive for canine influenza at Big Dog Ranch Rescue
Shelter spokesman Chase Scott said Big Dog Ranch Rescue took in a dog after it was surrendered by a Palm Beach County owner.
That dog later tested positive for canine influenza three days later, which Simmons said then spread to 50 to 60 dogs that are currently sick.
Several adoption buildings will likely be shut down until mid-July. This marks the first return of the canine influenza virus in Florida since a big statewide outbreak in the summer of 2017.
5. Britney Spears asks judge to end court conservatorship
Britney Spears has asked a Los Angeles judge to end the court conservatorship that has controlled her life and finances for the last 13 years. Spears' words on the case are being heard in open court for the first time.
"I've told the world I'm happy and OK," the singer said about the conservatorship arrangement. "I’ve been in denial. I’ve been in shock. I am traumatized."
In her 20 minute statement, she described feeling forced to go on tour in 2018 and perform in Las Vegas. After announcing her hiatus from her Las Vegas residency, Spears told the court she was put on Lithium against her will.
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On June 24, 1997, the Walt Disney Corporation orders one of its subsidiary record labels to recall 100,000 already shipped copies of an album by a recently signed artist—Insane Clown Posse—on the day of its planned release. The issue at hand: the graphic nature of the Detroit “horror-core” rap duo’s lyrics.
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