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Can mathematics improve lung cancer screenings?

Detecting lung cancer early is critical to a patient’s survival, but how early is early enough? Florida International University math professor and researcher Deborah Goldwasser is uncovering new findings that could identify the mathematical tipping point between a curable cancer...

Community NewspapersSep 11, 2026

culture

Spotlight TV: Omar Campos & Paola Solera, Ma Wellness | Water, Wellness & Prevention

On this episode of Spotlight TV, hosted by Emily Zubi, we welcome Omar Campos and Paola Solera, the founder and CEO of Ma Wellness, for an engaging conversation on water purification, preventive health, and building a brand that gives back. Together they trace Ma Wellness from a ...

Community NewspapersSep 11, 2026

culture

Dialogues in Dementia: Dr. Elkhonon Goldberg on What’s Normal and What’s Not

On this episode of Dialogues in Dementia, hosted by Dr. Marc Agronin of the MIND Institute at Miami Jewish Health, we welcome Dr. Elkhonon Goldberg, world-renowned neuropsychologist and director of the Luria Neuroscience Institute, for an engaging conversation on the aging brain,...

Community NewspapersSep 11, 2026

safety

Events of Sept. 11, 2001, inspired local police officer to become special agent

As we continue to mark 25 years since the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, CBS News Miami has been sharing South Florida stories. What we witnessed 25 years ago inspired a local police officer to become a special agent chasing down criminals. That mission is now playing out in Sou...

CBS4 MiamiSep 11, 2026

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Miami-Dade Fire Rescue honors “Heroes of September 11”

Retired Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Cap. Gabe Nemeth about the honor he had as serving as the captain of Miami-Dade Station 3, also known as the "Heroes of September 11" fire station. It's the only station in the county with red-painted units as a tribute to FDNY firefighters killed o...

CBS4 MiamiSep 11, 2026

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Miami man discusses how he became unique witness to history on Sept. 11, 2001

On Sept. 11, 2001, a Miami man became a unique witness to history. Former news photographer Warren Zinn was working in Washington, D.C., on that day, and he took iconic photos of the event there and in New York City. He sat down with CBS News Miami anchor Jim Berry to talk about ...

CBS4 MiamiSep 11, 2026

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No. 7 Miami gains school-record 856 yards, rolls past Florida A&M 77-7

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — No. 7 Miami set a school record for yards and tied the mark for points in a game, with quarterbacks Darian Mensah and Luke Nickel each throwing three touchdown passes in a 77-7 victory over lower-division Florida A&M on Thursday night. The Hurricanes fi...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 11, 2026

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Stormy Start to the Weekend Across South Florida

South Florida will close out the work week with another round of showers and thunderstorms before an even wetter pattern develops for the start of the weekend. Storms Shift West Today Numerous showers and thunderstorms are forecast today, initially favoring the East Coast during ...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 11, 2026

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Rain chances in South Florida remain high this weekend

Showers and thunderstorms could lead to some isolated flooding in South Florida on Friday, and the rain chances will remain high across the region as we head into the weekend. CBS News Miami NEXT Weather meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez breaks down the forecast....

CBS4 MiamiSep 11, 2026

safety

Crews to continue dismantling crashed Amazon cargo plane at MIA

Crews are continuing their work to dismantle and remove the crashed Amazon cargo plane at Miami International Airport. In an interview with CNN, National Transportation Safety Board Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy spoke about the first round of interviews with the pilots....

CBS4 MiamiSep 11, 2026

arts

Learn hula at this unique North Lauderdale dance school

There are few places more beautiful than Hawaii — if any and when you learn how to hula with one dance school in North Lauderdale, you don’t even have to buy a plane ticket! Because, as I learned, once you enroll at Hālau Hula O Nā Liko A’o Puna, you’ll already feel the aloha spi...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 11, 2026

real-estate

City of Miami commissioners vote to keep City Hall in Coconut Grove

While scores of City of Miami government offices are set to move to a shiny new facility in a couple of years, some will remain at Coconut Grove after a Thursday vote by commissioners. City commissioners voted 4-1 to keep the existing historic facility on Pan American Drive in Di...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 11, 2026

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Why you shouldn't bank on Trump's $5,000 dividends happening

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...

CBS4 MiamiSep 10, 2026

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Michael Miller Show: Rabbi Levi Friedman of Chabad of Coconut Grove

On the latest Michael Miller Show, Michael Miller sits down with Rabbi Levi Friedman of Chabad of Coconut Grove for a meaningful conversation about faith, community, and the work of bringing people together in South Florida. Tune in for the full conversation and hear more about R...

Community NewspapersSep 10, 2026

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Aymée Nuviola & Paulo Simeon on Music, Life & Cuban Culture | Michael Miller Show

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...

Community NewspapersSep 10, 2026

safety

South Florida to host several events for the 25th anniversary of 9/11

South Florida will host several events to pay tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice during the September 11th terror attacks. Friday marks 25 years since the tragic incident and South Floridians are coming together to remember the dark day. In Miami-Dade, county offici...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 10, 2026

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The Alegre Show: (PXTN), Miami Singer, Songwriter & Former Professional Dancer

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 ...

Community NewspapersSep 10, 2026

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Miamees on Fire: J. Adrian Betancourt | Is There a Writing Scene in Miami?

On this episode of Miamees On Fire, hosted by Peter Zalewski and co-host Oscar Musibay, we welcome J. Adrian Betancourt — urban planner, transportation professional, host of The Miami Book Hub and Mobility Matters, and now a debut novelist — for a spirited conversation on Miami’s...

Community NewspapersSep 10, 2026

arts

Storms bring soggy conditions to Hard Rock Stadium ahead of No. 7 Canes vs FAMU

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...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 10, 2026

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A Conversation with Thriving Mind SoFL CEO Laura Naredo and Host, Michael Miller

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...

Community NewspapersSep 10, 2026