Every Wednesday, CBS News Miami is giving you solutions on Making Ends Meet. Before summer vacation is over, CBS News Miami’s Betty Nguyen shows us where to find the best water park deals....
American Airlines passengers at Miami International Airport and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport are dealing with significant delays and cancellations after a technology issue forced the airline to halt flights on Tuesday evening.American Airlines posted on X, sayi...
American Airlines says a technology issue forced a ground stop, leaving passengers stranded at Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports.
The account is back after disappearing from Instagram.
"What's next?" That's the question for the more than 300,000 Haitians living and working in the UNited States now that Temporary Protected Status (TPS) ended. CBS News Miami's Erika Gonzalez has the report....
Miamians are already dancing on the account's proverbial grave.
The human trafficking crackdown that took place in Miami during the FIFA World Cup is being called a success.
In Tuesday’s Miami Proud, a South Florida high school student is turning her passion of writing into a mission to fight human trafficking. CBS News Miami’s Najahe Sherman explains that as she heads into her senior year, she’s sharing stories from survivors to raise awareness and ...
Newly released surveillance video shows a violent outburst by Uruguayan tennis player Nicolas Chevrier inside a Doral store. CBS Miami's Ted Scouten speaks to one of the employees about witnessing the troubling incident....
At midnight, a Supreme Court order is supposed to go into effect that ends Temporary Protection Status for Haitians. CBS Miami's Tania Francois brings you reactions from South Florida Haitians, including the story of one woman, Farah Larrieux, who says that this order will force ...
A U.S. Secret Service agent is now on administrative leave after he and two other people were accused in violent fraternity hazing incidents that left victims hospitalized, officials announced Sunday. CBS Miami's Peter D'Oench reports on the latest....
Hundreds of thousands of Haitians living and working in the United States, including here in South Florida, are expected to have their Temporary Protected Status removed by the end of the day on Monday. CBS News Miami’s Morgan Rynor is in Little Haiti with information on how that...
Unless we missed the fine print, funding assassinations wasn't on the SBA's list of approved uses for PPP loans.
The 20-song, nearly two-hour performance celebrated the 25th anniversary of the band's seminal album, The Sickness.
South Florida Donor Network (SFDN) recently announced a historic milestone in its mission to save and heal lives through organ donation. During June, the organization facilitated 79 organs transplanted from 24 heroic organ donors, positioning the organization to meet the Centers ...
In Episode 13 of The Miami Book Hub podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Pinecrest author John David, whose Pete Lamaster thriller series already has begun turning heads well beyond South Florida. John is a public relations strategist and crisis communications consult...
Miami Animal Rescue say they found a baby goat inside a box near witchcraft material known in Spanish as Santeria.
Ashley Graham talks Lucci Lambrusco, why she loves Miami, and what nearly 30 years in fashion taught her about taking a risk.
Olushola Yusuf, who ran pharmacies in Pembroke Pines and Margate, faces decades in prison.
The president of St. Thomas University in Miami Gardens has been placed on leave pending the outcome of an investigation, university officials confirmed to CBS News Miami.According to officials, David Armstrong was placed on leave while the university investigates "allegations of...
A neighbor gave CBS News Miami footage showing the suspect near her home the same morning a 12-year-old reported him at her window.
The president of St. Thomas University in Miami Gardens has been placed on leave amid an ongoing investigation. Officials said David Armstrong is facing allegations of conduct that violates university policy. He’s been placed on leave pending the results of the investigation. Arm...
And the rich get richer!
It’s almost time to go back to school, and new AI powered technology was revealed when it comes to school bus safety in South Florida. CBS News Miami’s Joan Murray has more on what drivers need to know....
You all had some very strong feelings.
Federal extradition complaints filed in Miami describe separate allegations from three women as the United Kingdom seeks the brothers' return to face criminal charges....
On this special Candidate Minute edition of Gade Tèt Ou, host Dr. Flore Lindor Latortue welcomes Jean Monestime and Christine Sanon-Jules Olivo for a series of conversations about their backgrounds, public service, and priorities for the communities they seek to represent. Each g...
On this episode of The Community Voice, host Fara Sax welcomes Dr. Christian Andrade of GastroMed Miami for an informative conversation about digestive health, prevention, and the importance of maintaining overall wellness. Dr. Andrade shares expert insights into common gastroint...
Join host Lori Nussbaum for an exciting episode of featuring guests Marie Abou. From the rapid growth of pickleball to community impact, competition, and what makes the sport so addictive, this conversation dives into everything pickleball enthusiasts and newcomers alike will enj...
Recently, the sportfishing and boating community gathered in Orlando for ICAST, the world’s largest sportfishing trade show, where Florida had an opportunity to spotlight something bigger than any single product, tournament or destination: the future of the waters that define our...
On Episode 7 of the NAACP Podcast, host Harold Ford welcomes Richard Lamondin, Democratic candidate for Florida State Senate District 38, for a conversation about his campaign, public service, and the issues impacting South Florida. Richard shares his background, discusses the pr...
On this episode of Get Your Life, host Dr. Carolyn Edwards welcomes Tasha Love for an uplifting conversation titled “The Power of Perseverance: Why Your Purpose Is Worth the Wait.” Tasha Love is a talk show and podcast host, educator, professional counselor, life coach, motivatio...
A new survey reveals just 1 in 4 Gen Xers are confident about their retirement plans, with looming changes to Social Security raising the stakes. CBS News Miami’s Larry Seward investigates what you can do now to secure your future....
New details emerge in the Cyclospora outbreak. As the U.S. sees over 9,000 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis, with 17 confirmed in Miami, new evidence reveals that a test confirming Cyclospora's origin in iceberg lettuce may have been a false positive. CBS Miami's Najahe Sherman ...
Tickets for the new show are already on sale.
For our summer membership drive, we’re going all in on transparency – sharing how our independent journalism is funded, and how that funding is changing....
The Southern Poverty Law Center has designated "Fresh & Fit" a male-supremacy hate group.
Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate will face a federal judge in Miami. They're wanted on a litany of charges from the UK. Larry Seward has the latest....
He’s 101 years old, and somehow is still dancing circles around the rest of South Floridians Video shared by Only In Dade shows Manuel showing that he still has the salsa moves. Hundreds commented on the the video, expressing their astonishment at Manuel’s energy and at how great...
Here's how to find community and build a soccer habit to keep the hype going.
Soccer fans had a great time celebrating the FIFA World Cup and youth soccer in South Florida. Curaçao national team players Eloy Room and Jürgen Locadia headlined the Miami Ball Run 2026. Inspired by the Olympic Ball Run 30 years ago, more than 50 ball runners, including players...
A popular New York City-based frozen yogurt chain is finally making its way to Miami, opening in Coral Gables this year.
8 cows were spotted roaming near a Sweetwater strip mall, catching the attention of Miami-Dade deputies and locals. See how authorities wrangled the herd and fixed the fence to prevent another bovine breakout....
Crews continue to work to repair a ruptured water main in Opa-Locka. A box truck got stuck in the hole on Wednesday when they ground opened up in the middle of the street off Northwest 135th Street and 42nd Avenue. The driver wasn’t hurt....
MDSO believes Rishard Trivell Parsons has more victims, so they're asking the public to contact them
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