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Florida Everglades wildfire grows to more than 40,000 acres near Miami

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FL Everglades Wildfire Explodes to Largest in State this Year

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Everglades wildfire is Florida’s largest in 2025. Burning 42,000 acres: officials

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Dutch tourist describes moments she drives through massive Everglades wildfire: "Pretty intense"

As a wildfire continues burning through the Everglades west of Broward County, residents and tourists shared their thoughts on the growing flames, which have now burned more than twice the size of Dis...

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Everglades wildfire doubles in size, now at 45,000 acres

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Map shows massive Everglades wildfire burning in Broward, smoke impacts South Florida air quality

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Massive wildfire continues to burn in Broward County, affecting air quality

Residents said their couches, beds and homes shook.

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Florida Forest Service crews issuing heavy equipment to battle Everglades wildfire

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Massive Everglades wildfire burns west of Broward, only 10% contained

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Florida weather: Biggest wildfire of 2025 rages as Miami chokes in thick plume of smoke

Two separate fires that are believed to have started by lightning strikes combined to form one of the biggest fires seen in Florida so far this year

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Miami-Dade mayor calls Alligator Alcatraz ‘reckless and dangerous’ after judge’s shut down order

The days at “Alligator Alcatraz” may be numbered after a federal judge ordered the state to begin winding down operations at the detention center within two months.

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Everglades detention center must wind down, federal judge rules

Federal judge orders facility to wind down operations, citing environmental protection and decades of conservation efforts in the sensitive ecosystem.

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Alligator Alcatraz opponents celebrate 'victory for the Everglades'

Environmental groups that sued to halt the construction of Alligator Alcatraz say they are prepared to take their challenge all the way to the Supreme Court.