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Tate brothers face Miami judge

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....

CBS4 MiamiJul 20, 2026

101-year-old Miami-Dade man shows off salsa moves in viral video

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...

WSVN 7 NewsJul 20, 2026

Miami Ball Run brings soccer fans together to celebrate, support youth soccer

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...

WSVN 7 NewsJul 17, 2026

The BeStrong Intl. Show with guest, Sara Gibson, Co-founder & CEO of 20 Degrees

On this episode of The BeStrong Intl. Show, host Michelle Shirley welcomes Sara Gibson, Co-Founder and CEO of 20 Degrees, for an inspiring conversation about leadership, innovation, and creating meaningful impact through purpose-driven work. Sara shares her entrepreneurial journe...

Community NewspapersJul 16, 2026

Miami Autism Dad: Lucas Castillo on Growing Up as a Special Needs Sibling

On this episode of Miami Autism Dad, host Victor Antunez sits down with 13-year-old Lucas Castillo for an honest conversation about a role in special needs families that is often overlooked: the sibling. Lucas is the brother of Matthew, a child with special needs, and shares what...

Community NewspapersJul 15, 2026

More money pumped into replacement of Venetian Causeway bridges

Miami-Dade is pumping $3 million more into replacement of the bridges on the scenic Venetian Causeway in order to relocate water and sewer mains along the bridge that links Biscayne and San Marco islands to keep the overall project heading toward a scheduled completion beyond 203...

Miami TodayJul 15, 2026

Financial literacy: A skill every grad should have before college

As another class of high school graduates prepares to leave home and begin college, conversations often center on admissions, scholarships, majors and campus life. Yet one of the most important factors shaping a student’s future receives far less attention: financial literacy. Fo...

Community NewspapersJul 14, 2026

What you need to know about Cyclospora

As the CDC tracks cyclospora during the warmer months, South Florida is seeing a rise in cases of the "explosive diarrhea" causing illness called Cyclosporiasis. CBS News Miami's Chelsea Jone's reports on what Florida health officials are saying residents need to know about keepi...

CBS4 MiamiJul 13, 2026

Hunton Promotes Three Litigation Attorneys to Counsel

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP is pleased to announce the promotion of Leah B. Nommensen, Adriana A. Perez, and Kate Perkins to counsel. The firm proudly recognizes these talented individuals for their accomplishments and client service. Leah B. Nommensen (Litigation, Houston) is an ex...

Community NewspapersJul 13, 2026

Message from Senator Alexis Calatayud

Hello Neighbors, This is your State Senator, Alexis Calatayud. Thank you for the honor of representing your family in Tallahassee for the last four years. As your voice in the State Senate, we are tackling the pressing challenges of reducing cost-of-living and enhancing quality o...

Community NewspapersJul 13, 2026

Palmer Trinity School senior earns prestigious scholarship

Palmer Trinity School senior Brynne Sullivan has been selected to receive a $2,500 STAR Scholarship from the PEO (Philanthropic Educational Organization) Sisterhood, dedicated to supporting women’s education. She was recommended by PEO Chapter A of Miami, which has served the com...

Community NewspapersJul 11, 2026

A growing concern: Young adults skip antidepressants due to cost

More than any other age group, young adults are struggling to afford their prescription drugs, with 33 percent of adults between 18 and 29 reporting they can’t afford to pay for their medications, according to a recent Kaiser Family Foundation survey. Skipping prescriptions is a ...

Community NewspapersJul 11, 2026

What Haitians in South Florida need to do right now as TPS ends Friday

Friday marks the end of Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of thousands of Haitians and Syrians, leaving many people confused and scared about what to do next. President of the Haitian Lawyers Association Emmanuela Telfort and Executive Director of Sant La Thamara Labrousse ...

CBS4 MiamiJul 10, 2026

South Dade Shoutout: Richard Candia with Amanda Altman, CEO of Kristi House

Welcome to South Dade Shoutout hosted by the South Dade Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with Miami Community Newspapers. On this episode of South Dade Shoutout, host Richard Candia sits down with Amanda Altman, CEO of Kristi House, for an important conversation about protect...

Community NewspapersJul 9, 2026