Latinos voted in record numbers for President Trump in 2024, but polling shows that voting bloc is up for grabs in the midterms. And one region that reflects that shift is Florida's Miami-Dade County, where Latinos and Hispanics make up more than 70% of the population. In January, CBS News met Andre
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Sandbags and barriers by the boardwalk were set up before the sun rose on Hollywood Beach. Johnny Jackson says he's lived in Hollywood for a decade, but he has never seen or heard of king tides before. But he now knows how he will react. "When that water start coming over here an...
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The tides will bring in coastal flooding, heavy rains and gusty winds.
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Dwight Wells's mother shares what this kind of gathering means for her a year after his murder.
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It was a soggy Sunday especially in those coastal neighborhoods that see increase in flooding.
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A coastal flood warning is now in effect for South Florida's east coast, with major flooding expected around high tides, especially during the Monday and Tuesday high tide cycle. Scattered showers remain in the forecast, and while they may contain brief downpours, flooding is not...
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Oct. 25 has officially been declared as “Screamer Day” in honor of the late South Florida activist, Dwight Wells. Wells’ family affectionately gave him that nickname—Screamer—when he was three months old. “He was extraordinary, he was kind, he was helping,” said Mary Brown, Wells...
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One person is dead after losing control of their car on I-75 in Northwest Miami-Dade County on Sunday. The incident occurred near the exit for Northwest 186th Street. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue and Florida Highway Patrol arrived on the scene after a car rammed into a pole on the nort...
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A central Florida woman was arrested after Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office deputies said she doused a man in accelerant and set him on fire following an argument Saturday evening in northwest Miami-Dade, leaving him with severe burns across most of his body. Tanisha Shelton Miami-Dad...
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Patrons at a Venezuelan restaurant in South Florida gathered Sunday to discuss news of opposition leader Maria Corina Machado's return to Venezuela, weighing questions about the country's future and expressing hope for democratic change across the region.A screen grab from an AFP...
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Monday and Tuesday are when the highest tides will come in the morning hours.
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Deputies say the man is not expected to survive, with 80% of his body critically burned.
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Customers at El Arepazo asked what the opposition leader's return means for elections and for U.S. policy toward Venezuela.
