17-year-old dies after shooting in Miami, police say
A 17-year-old boy died after he was shot early Saturday in Miami, police said.
A 17-year-old boy died after he was shot early Saturday in Miami, police said.
safety
An investigation is underway after Miami Fire-Rescue reports a teen was shot overnight and later died.Authorities said crews were sent to the scene along Northwest 23rd Court and Northwest 38th Street in the Allapattah area at about 1:30 a.m. Saturday. Crews responded to a report...
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Miami is allowing GTA VI promotional banners while leaders in Miami Beach and Miami-Dade are pushing back against marketing ties to the game’s Miami-inspired “Vice City.”...
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Lance Peterman took a video of a backed-up drain on his street on Friday. When CBS News Miami visited the area Saturday, the drain still had not cleared. Peterman said that means any new rainwater has nowhere to go in Fort Lauderdale's River Oaks neighborhood."By that time, every...
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Storms are developing across parts of South Florida, with some areas under a flood advisory.
safety
A 17-year-old was taken to JMH Trauma in critical condition after crews responded to a reported shooting early Saturday, Miami Fire-Rescue said.
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Damon Albarn and co brought The Mountain Tour to Kaseya Center with classics, surprise guests and new songs, including tracks recorded in the Magic City....
culture
On this episode of Mobility Matters, hosted by Javier Betancourt, Executive Director of the Citizens Independent Transportation Trust (CITT), we welcome Juan Mullerat, principal of the urban design and planning firm Plusurbia, for an engaging conversation on people-first planning...
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A concert is set to show support for the Venezuelan and Colombian communities after their countries were devastated by earthquakes. The Jam for Venezuela and Colombia concert is set to kick off at 5 p.m. on Saturday at the Underline Urban Gym in Brickell The free event brings sev...
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On this episode of Pillars of the Community, hosted by MCN, we welcome Garry Duell, owner of The Big Cheese, for an engaging conversation on building a beloved neighborhood institution, family-style dining, and 42 years of serving South Florida. Together they trace how a college ...
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On this episode of Pillars of the Community, hosted by Harry Gottlieb, we welcome David Martin, CEO of Terra Group, and Yoav Attias, a Miami documentary filmmaker, for an engaging conversation on housing affordability, climate-resilient urban design, and the future of mobility in...
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On this episode of Bill Kress, hosted by Bill Kress for CNTV, we welcome Caroline “Caro” de Posada, a Miami-based motivational speaker, life coach, and host of the podcast Blissn Up, for an engaging conversation on living with intention, finding joy after chaos, and learning to n...
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On this episode of Making Miami, hosted by Josie Novo, we welcome Lena Burke—pianist, composer, singer, and Latin Grammy winner—for an engaging conversation on family legacy, the immigrant experience, and the music that has shaped her life. Together they explore three generations...
