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On the Michael Miller Show, he welcomes acclaimed Cuban singer, pianist, and actress Aymée Nuviola, alongside her husband and manager/producer Paulo Simeon. They discuss Aymée’s career, music, Cuban culture, and the journey behind her success. Tune in for an engaging conversation...
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Since becoming the Las Vegas Raiders ‘ coach in February, Klint Kubiak has never made it about himself. And he wasn’t about to change on the verge of his debut as the leader of an NFL team. “It’s our first game as a staff, our first game as a team,” Kubiak said. ...
On this episode of The Alegre Show, hosted by Karina Alegre, we welcome (PXTN), a Miami-based singer, songwriter and former professional dancer, for an engaging conversation on artistry, faith, and staying true to yourself. Karina and Paxton have known each other since childhood ...
With the No. 7 Miami Hurricanes preparing to take the field at Hard Rock Stadium, persistent rain across South Florida caused soggy conditions on the field ahead of the game. Pesky thunderstorms passing over Miami Gardens in the afternoon caused the soggy field at Hard Rock Stadi...
Host Michael Miller sits down with Laura Naredo, CEO of Thriving Mind South Florida, for a conversation about mental health, behavioral health services, and the resources available to individuals and families throughout South Florida. Naredo shares insight into the work of Thrivi...
A day after President Trump unveiled the idea of sending a $5,000 "Trump Dividend" to every American citizen after the midterm elections if Republicans hold the House and Senate, he's sharing more details about the plan in an exclusive interview with CBS News Texas political repo...
The Latin Billboard Music Awards are just around the corner. Finalists were announced Wednesday and Peso Pluma lead the list with 17 nominations. The nominations included Artist of the Year and Top Latin Album of the year. Karol G is among the other artists to beat, boasting nine...
It’s been an active Thursday across South Florida courtesy of another disturbance drifting over the region, helping to unleash a widespread batch of rain during the midday time frame. The recent rain has been great news when it comes to the drought situation, which has been impro...
MIAMI (WSVN) – The City of Miami is planning to move its city hall to a new location, but many residents and several city commissioners want to keep it right where it is. Miami City Hall, located at the end of 3500 Pan American Drive, has been the civic heart of the City of Miami...
Washington — President Trump pledged to give every American adult $5,000 if Republicans keep the House and Senate in November, framing it as a dividend made possible by the country's "tremendous economic success."But the president's pledge at the Republican National Committ...
St. Maarten may spend its days glowing beneath the Caribbean sun, but the island takes on an entirely different personality once evening arrives. As the beaches begin to empty and the sky turns shades of orange and pink, beach bars switch on their lights, music begins drifting ac...
Coral Gables is getting another development. And whenever you hear those words in Coral Gables, you can almost guarantee the arguments will begin — more traffic, more cars, more people and more buildings. But every once in a while, a development comes along where you have to look...
Known as one of the most haunted places in South Florida, Deering Estate, a Miami- Dade County Heritage Park, offers a series of ghost tours where guests can step into the past and explore the history of the estate. Guides will share stories of historic events, insights into prev...
The Industry Show with Ernie Gomez, President of Level5HVAC, Vocational, Technical, Trades Schools of America! On this episode of The Industry Show, host Ernie Gomez, President of Level5HVAC, welcomes Joshua McAffry of Ecoers Inc. for a conversation about the HVAC industry, busin...
A new attraction is opening at Walt Disney World in Orlando, and CBS News Miami is taking you inside for a sneak peek. CBS News Miami’s Austin Carter explains....
South Florida is in for another active September day, with numerous showers and thunderstorms expected today. The pattern will start with showers and storms near the East Coast this morning before the focus gradually shifts inland and toward Southwest Florida this afternoon. Stor...
Francisco Lindor hit a three-run homer, Christopher Morel added a two-run shot and finished a triple shy of the cycle as the New York Mets outslugged the Miami Marlins 15-14 Wednesday night to complete a series sweep.Lindor hit his 18th homer of the season in a six-run seventh in...
The No. 7 Miami Hurricanes return to South Florida after routing the Stanford Cardinal in their season opener to try to keep up their winning ways against Florida A&M University. After last week’s offensive explosion on the road, the Canes have their eyes set on the FAMU Rattlers...
Artificial intelligence shutting down social media accounts, quickly becoming one of the more common requests we’re asked to investigate. And for a lot of people affected, their accounts are directly tied to how they make money. Here’s this Help Me Howard with Brandon Beyer. Musi...
They say breakfast is the mMost important meal of the day. But who says you only need to eat it in the morning? Pancakes are delicious all day, every day! Deco’s checking out three spots that are putting a unique flip on the classic stack! Don’t flip out! Pancakes in SoFlo are ev...
One of those events ocurred in the Publix in Plantation where you can meet cheerleaders and the team's mascot.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Miami Dolphins rookie cornerback Chris Johnson expects to feel some nerves before his first NFL game on Sunday. Rookie offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor thinks he’ll cry. Linebacker Jacob Rodriguez, a rare first-year player tasked with communicating play ...
As we reach the final months of the year, king tides season is among us and South Florida cities say they are prepared for whatever may come their way. King tides are higher-than-normal tides caused by full or new moon cycles when gravitational pull is greater. In Miami Beach, cr...
On this episode of Carlos Jeanette Minds, hosted by MCN, we welcome Jeannette Torres, CEO of the Healthy Start Coalition of Miami-Dade, for an engaging conversation on maternal and infant health, family support, and community service. Ginny opens up about her own path from Puerto...
The Miami Airport Chamber hosted its Signature Lunch featuring Jonathan Daniels, Director and CEO of PortMiami. Business owners, executives, and community leaders gathered for meaningful networking and an insightful conversation about international trade, transportation, economic...
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced a lawsuit against Netflix in Miami on Wednesday morning saying the tech giant is monitoring children's activity on the platform and profiting from it.The state is now seeking billions in damages. Uthmeier said when parents pay the...
On this episode of The Community Voice, hosted by Fara Sax, we welcome Jill Lerner, a lifelong Pinecrest resident and candidate for Pinecrest Village Council Seat 4, for an engaging conversation on community service, fiscal responsibility, and listening before leading. Running un...
New Times and We Met in Miami are partnering to tackle the topic of dating affordability in Miami.
Some light showers moved into parts of South Florida on Wednesday afternoon after a stormy start to the day. More storms are expected to develop across the interior, but the east coast metros will be at risk again on Thursday. CBS News Miami NEXT Weather Meteorologist Dave Warren...
Some preteens have no trouble getting a full night’s rest. Those experiencing anxiety often lie awake. The reason for both may be related to a pea-sized gland in the middle of their brains. Researchers at FIU revealed a surprising biological link between brain structure, sleep qu...
Keep the rain gear close! Scattered showers and thunderstorms popped up and moved across parts of South Florida on Wednesday morning.An east breeze will continue to build on Wednesday, and that will help to steer the bulk of thunderstorms towards the interior and Gulf coast durin...
The festival, which explores “the beautiful imperfections that can come from making noise,” takes over Taco Time and More on Sept. 26.
The heat and humidity are sticking around in South Florida, and the region can expected to see rounds of scattered showers and storms over the next several days. CBS News Miami NEXT Weather Meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez breaks down the forecast....
Sean Manaea retired his first 15 batters, Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto homered early and the New York Mets beat the Miami Marlins 7-5 on Tuesday night.Brett Baty also went deep and drove in two runs for the Mets, who have won three straight games and five of six to climb out of...
A single county commissioner may be delegated to broker a deal that would move the historic home of a three-time presidential candidate onto the historic property of landmark Vizcaya, built by an industrialist of the same era and long a county museum. A county committee this week...
The new season of theatrical plays and adaptations has finally arrived. Local performing arts theaters have assembled a roster of productions, adaptations and premieres that audiences won’t want to miss. The Arsht Center presents “Historia de un jabalí (O algo de Ricardo III)” on...
As the fall season of new musical productions arrives on local stages, these presentations promise to do more than impress. From classical music and Caribbean flair to tributes honoring musical legends, there will be performances to satisfy all genres and music lovers of all ages...
These film permits were issued last week by the Miami-Dade Office of Film & Entertainment, (305) 375-3288; the Miami Beach Office of Film and Event Production Management, (305) 673-7070; and the City of Miami’s Office of Film & Entertainment, (305) 416-1072. Lemartec, Miami. Stil...
Plant the Future café is a lush escape filled with plants, creativity and plenty to sip and savor. Looking to get a little closer to nature? Plant the Future is not only a botanical art and design studio; it’s also a café! Paloma Teppa: “Plant the Future, we’ve been in business f...
MIAMI (AP) — Sean Manaea retired his first 15 batters, Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto homered early and the New York Mets beat the Miami Marlins 7-5 on Tuesday night. Brett Baty also went deep for the Mets, who have won three straight games and five of six as they attempt to clim...
We’re willing to bet that at some point you’ve said to yourself: “I bet it would be fun to be on a game show.” Now, you’re gonna get that chance. A brand-new state-of-the-art facility in Broward is giving you the opportunity to show your skills and have a great time doing it. You...
As the Miami Dolphins are set to start their new season on Sunday, some of the team’s players used their day off to meet young patients at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. Several players spent their time meeting patients to celebrate Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month, inclu...
Miami-Dade County Public Schools welcomed Rafael Villalobos as its new superintendent at an installation ceremony in Miami Beach on Tuesday. Villalobos took the opportunity to address the community and lay out his agenda for the upcoming school months. “So as superintendent of M-...
Lo Que Callan Los Hombres (What Men Don’t Tell): Roberto M. Guillén, Modelo, Creador de Contenido Guest: Roberto M. Guillén @robertomguillen on IG Modelo, Creador de Contenido Language: Spanish Sinopsis en español En este episodio de Lo Que Callan Los Hombres, Carlos Anaya @cafec...
On this episode of Gloria’s Gab LIVE, Gloria sits down with Felix Pardo of Coral Gables of Rotary Club to discuss successful Homestead & Florida City community back to school & health fairs, community initiatives, and exciting events coming up. ABOUT US: For more Miami community ...
The unexpected loss set off a wave of grief in the island archipelagic nation.
When Miami-Dade County residents elect a commissioner, they are not looking for another politician. They are looking for someone who will show up, speak up and fight for them. That is why Vicki Lopez has earned our support for Miami-Dade County Commission, District 5. Lopez has d...
Let’s look at the record. Juan Carlos Porras has gone to Tallahassee and gone to work for District 119. He has been a strong voice for his constituents, he has taken on issues that matter to families and homeowners, and he has delivered results. That’s what we should expect from ...
When Miami-Dade needs a fighter in Washington, Mario Diaz-Balart has been there. This is not about promises. It is about a record. Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart has spent years fighting for South Florida, bringing experience, influence and results to the job. He knows Washington....
PrivaMedis Concierge Medicine is pleased to announce Dr. Freddie Prieto has joined the practice. Dr. Prieto, an internal medicine physician, is dedicated to preventive and proactive healthcare. A South Florida native, Dr. Prieto earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree fr...
There are a lot of politicians who know how to talk. There are plenty who know how to make promises when an election is around the corner. But every once in a while, you find an elected official who understands that the job is not about talking—it is about showing up, going to wo...
Freddy Jouwayed is a multimedia artist and exhibition designer currently heading FJP Design. He previously served as Museum Designer for HistoryMiami. There, he was instrumental to an immersive multisensory approach for presenting South Florida historical content evident in exhib...
As the horrifying events of September 11 unfolded 25 years ago, no one imagined that several of the hijackers lived among the South Florida community before any suspicions were raised. The horror of the 9/11 attacks on America had become a local story in South Florida. “The FBI d...
On this episode of The Community Voice, hosted by Fara Sax, we welcome Jill Lerner, a lifelong Pinecrest resident running for Pinecrest Village Council Seat 4, for an engaging conversation on local leadership, fiscal responsibility, and listening before leading. A fourth-generati...
More rounds of showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop across parts of South Florida on Tuesday afternoon, and that could lead to some localized flooding. CBS News Miami NEXT Weather meteorologist Dave Warren breaks down the forecast....
The body of one of four family members who went missing after their small plane went down off the coast of the Bahamas has been located, the pilot’s niece said. Silvi Larrieu on Tuesday morning confirmed the discovery of the body amid search efforts for her uncle, his wife and th...
If I asked you to name one thing we do on Rosh Hashanah, chances are you would say, “Blow the shofar!” And you would be right. The shofar is probably the most recognizable symbol of Rosh Hashanah. We blow it in shul, children make shofar projects in school, holiday cards are cove...
Authorities have given the all clear at Miami International Airport after a suspicious item led deputies to evacuate part of a terminal. According to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, the item was located in Concourse D, Tuesday morning. As a precaution, deputies evacuated gates D...
For more than 15 years, KLA Schools of Aventura has invited children to ask questions, explore ideas and see themselves as capable participants in their own learning. Since opening in 2010, the school has become a trusted part of the Aventura community, building lasting relations...
At FIU’s Herbert and Nicole Wertheim School of Music & Performing Arts, the 2026–27 season marks a milestone: 30 years of educating, mentoring and launching musicians into the world. Thirty years ago, two moments defined FIU’s performing arts history: the Department of Music beca...
