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FIU Pig Roast Series Takes Over Pitbull Stadium
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11 most romantic Miami Spice restaurants for date night
From candlelit restaurants overlooking the bay to gorgeous starry courtyards, here are the 11 most romantic Miami Spice spots.
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Commissioner Vicki L. Lopez Recognizes Community Partners and Volunteers Helping Address Food Insecurity During Hunger Action Month
In recognition of Hunger Action Month this September, Miami-Dade County Commissioner Vicki L. Lopez is thanking the community organizations, local businesses, and volunteers who have worked alongside her office throughout the year to help provide food and meals to families and se...
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What are the hurricane categories and what do they mean? Here's a breakdown of the scale and wind speeds
The Atlantic hurricane season begins on June 1 and runs through Nov. 30. Hurricanes are rated on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale, which includes five categories based on the storm's sustained wind speeds. It also estimates possible damage to property, ranging from "some d...
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Aymée Nuviola and Paulo Simeón Talks Upcoming Concert, Love & Life | Michael Miller Show
Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning Cuban artist Aymée Nuviola joins the Michael Miller Show alongside her husband, manager, and producer, Paulo Simeón, for a conversation about music, love, Cuban culture, and her upcoming concert, this Saturday, September 26th, 2026 Known as “La Son...
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Hot Dogs, Family & Heart: Carricarte Day at Arbetter’s
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Tumbao celebrates five years of perreo and Miami nightlife
The Miami event welcomes half a decade with a bash at the Underline featuring Bianca Oblivion, local DJs, food, tattoos, and more.
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Gloria’s Gab LIVE! | Exploring Miami’s History with Natalia Crujeiras & Dr. Paul George
Join host Gloria Burns for another episode of Gloria’s Gab LIVE! featuring Dr. Paul George and Natalia Crujeiras, CEO of Museum of Miami. In this conversation, they explore Miami’s rich history and take a closer look at HistoryMiami Museum’s new exhibition, “Caught in the Eye,” w...
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2026 BEAN AUTOMOTIVE GROUP BELLA’S BALL PRESENTED BY NICKLAUS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL WILL CELEBRATE SURVIVORSHIP AND HOPE
Live Like Bella Childhood Cancer Foundation will host the 2026 Bean Automotive Group Bella’s Ball presented by Nicklaus Children’s Hospital on Saturday, September 26. Under the theme “Tomorrow Starts Tonight,” the evening will celebrate childhood cancer survivors, honor those sti...
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6TH ANNUAL LIVE LIKE BELLA PEDIATRIC CANCER REASEARCH SYMPOSIUM TO BE HELD ON SEPTEMBER 24-25
The Live Like Bella Childhood Cancer Foundation will convene for its 6th annual Pediatric Cancer Research Symposium presented by Amazon from Thursday, September 24TH – Friday, September 25th. Pediatric cancer thought leaders from renowned institutions from across the globe will c...
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Cuban immigrant held at ICE facility in Miramar says whistleblower report detailing dangerous conditions is accurate
A South Florida man is speaking out about what he described as inhumane conditions inside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s detention center in Miramar, one day after a whistleblower report about ICE facilites in Florida led to calls by Democratic lawmakers for an in...
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GastroMed Miami is growing!
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Palmer Trinity’s Suzanne Gottlieb Calleja Appointed to Board of Institute for Global Learning
Suzanne Gottlieb Calleja, Associate Head of School for Communications and Strategic Partnerships at Palmer Trinity School, has been appointed to the board of directors of the Institute for Global Learning (IGL), a leading nonprofit organization that advances global education and ...
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The Gardens at Casa Familia Now Complete, Marking Major Milestone for First-of-Its-Kind Affordable Housing Community
Casa Familia, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to creating safe, affordable and sustainable housing for adults with intellectual, developmental and other related disabilities, today announced the completion of The Gardens at Casa Familia, the third phase of its first-...
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‘An entire city council voted to participate in cruelty’: Local leaders call on Doral mayor, officials to end partnership with ICE
Several South Florida leaders gathered outside Doral City Hall to urge the city to end its partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Participants at Tuesday morning’s gathering said many hardworking families that live in Doral are staying home because they are af...
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You can pet capybaras at this new Fort Lauderdale café
A new café has opened in Fort Lauderdale that lets visitors pet, feed, and interact with capybaras and other wild animals.
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Showers, storms pop up in South Florida leading to renewed concerns of flooding
Showers and thunderstorms began to develop across parts of South Florida on Tuesday afternoon, and as CBS News Miami NEXT Weather meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez explains, it won't take too much rain to lead to more areas of flooding....
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Two men arrested for $2,700 Sam’s Club fraud using stolen benefits
Miami-Dade sheriff’s deputies arrested two people after investigators said they used compromised benefit accounts to purchase more than $2,700 worth of merchandise at a Sam’s Club in Doral. Romario Cornel Stewart, 32, and Myrthland Damien Ince, 33, were arrested Sunday after depu...
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Calls to end agreement with ICE continue to grow in Doral
Former lawmakers and the mayor of South Miami came together on Tuesday to call on the city of Doral to end its agreement with ICE. CBS News Miami’s Manuel Bojorquez has reaction from Doral leaders....
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Teens hit by car while trying to cross busy Miramar street, police say
Three teenage girls were hit by a car while walking to school in Miramar on Tuesday morning, according to police. CBS News Miami’s Anna McAllister explains why traffic cameras are going to play an important role in the investigation....
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Protected: At Azteca South Beach, the kitchen stays open as late as the city
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Search continues for 25-year-old man missing from Little Havana since July
Police are still looking for a young man who was reported missing from Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood nearly two months ago. According to City of Miami Police, 25-year-old Christopher Triana was last seen along the 750 block of Southwest Seventh Street, at around 9 a.m. on Ju...
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Complaint: 17-year-old says she woke up to Clavicular raping her after he gave her alcohol
A newly obtained criminal complaint details the allegations behind rape and drugging charges against Braden “Clavicular” Peters.
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Palm City in Martin County breaks record for longest Cuban sandwich
MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. (WSVN) — A 400-foot-long Cuban sandwich is breaking records. Miami may have the most renowned Cuban sandwich, but Palm City in Martin County has claimed the title for the world’s longest. The previous record of 365 feet was set in Tampa in 2024. The sandwich w...
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Miami already lost one Gramps. Now locals are fighting to save the other
Miami locals rallied around Gramps Getaway as a November referendum threatens the future of the beloved waterfront restaurant.
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Minimum wage, animal cruelty and court orders: What to know about new Florida laws taking effect Oct. 1
Among the new laws taking effect Oct. 1 are changes in how police identify criminal gang members, a new penalty for those who involve minors in animal fighting, and a clarification on license plate frame rules.The final $1 increase in the state's voter-approved minimum wage will ...
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Miami Beach Rep. Fabian Basabe says he’s too attractive to rape anyone
"And seriously, look at me," he wrote. "Open your eyes and look at me. I don’t need to rape shit."
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"Looksmaxxing" influencer Clavicular charged with rape in Massachusetts
"Looksmaxxing" influencer Clavicular has been charged with rape in Massachusetts, according to online court records. He denies the allegations.The online personality, whose real name is Braden Peters, is charged with one count of rape, one count of drugging someone for sexual int...
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Aventura Needs Howard Weinberg
Aventura doesn’t need to fix what isn’t broken. It needs to keep moving forward. That is why Miami Community Newspapers endorses Howard S. Weinberg for another term as Mayor of Aventura. Aventura is one of the great communities in Miami-Dade County. It has built a strong reputati...
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Bruno Barreiro: Experience Matters in Tallahassee
When it comes to choosing someone to represent Miami-Dade in Tallahassee, experience matters. That is why Miami Community Newspapers supports Bruno A. Barreiro for State Representative in District 113. Bruno Barreiro is not new to public service. He understands Miami-Dade, he und...
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Miami Community Newspapers Supports Ken Fairman for Pinecrest Village Council
Ken Fairman is a true community person. He has spent years giving his time, energy and leadership to Pinecrest and to the families who make this Village special. During his time serving the Village, Ken has been involved in the issues that matter to Pinecrest residents. He knows ...
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Suzy Lord Has Earned the Opportunity to Be Mayor of Cutler Bay
Cutler Bay has a very important election coming up, and I believe the choice for mayor is clear: Suzy Lord has earned the opportunity to lead this town. Suzy has done a great job for Cutler Bay. She is not a candidate who suddenly appeared because there is an election. She has be...
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Polo strengthens to a Category 5 hurricane off Mexico’s Pacific coast
MIAMI (AP) â Hurricane Polo grew into a Category 5 storm Tuesday in the eastern Pacific off southwestern Mexico and was forecast to bring heavy rain to southwestern Mexico but remain offshore.It had maximum sustained winds of 160 mph (257 kph), the U.S. National ...
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Free job fair to be held at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise with over 50 employers attending
Looking for a job? There’s a job fair taking place later this week in Sunrise. The Job News South Florida Job Fair is set to take place Friday at the Amerant Bank Arena. The event is scheduled to start at 10 a.m. and run until 2 p.m., with admission and parking both free of charg...
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3 teens injured after being hit by car in Miramar, police say
Three teenage girls were taken to a hospital after police say they were hit by a car while crossing the street early Tuesday morning. CBS News Miami's Anna McAllister has breaking details....
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BRCAStrong event in Fort Lauderdale aims to educate, empower those experiencing cancer
Women who have the BRCA gene mutation have a 55% to 70% chance of getting breast cancer in their lifetime, according to Susan G. Komen. This Saturday, The “BRCA Strong Summit: Education that Empowers” event will take place in Fort Lauderdale, and CBS News Miami NEXT Weather meteo...
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Miami-Dade Water and Sewer to temporarily change disinfection method for drinking water supply to free chlorine
The Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department will temporarily change the way it disinfects the drinking water supply starting next week. While the department currently uses chloramine, starting next Monday, it will shift to free chlorine, a process considered effective in clearing o...
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Miami looksmaxxer Clavicular charged with rape and drugging a minor
A Florida streamer has accused Clavicular of drugging and raping her when she was 16.
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Flood threat continues in South Florida on Tuesday, and more rain is on the way
Expect more rounds of showers and thunderstorms that could lead to additional flooding across South Florida on Tuesday, but CBS news Miami NEXT Weather Meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez says even higher rain chance arrive on Wednesday....
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Storms in Store
Happy first day of Fall, South Florida! It’s not going to feel like Fall today with highs in the upper-80s and lots of humidity. Numerous showers and storms are expected this afternoon. Heavy rain, frequent lightning, and gusty winds are the main threats. Flash flooding could bec...
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Search underway for 78-year-old man reported missing from Miami’s Overtown neighborhood
Police seek the public’s help in their search for an elderly man who was reported missing from Miami’s Overtown neighborhood. According to City of Miami Police, 78-year-old Jorge C. Teteceiro was last seen at an assisted living facility on Northwest 11th Street Road, at around 10...
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Lawmakers demanding answers after whistleblower report shows conditions inside Miramar ICE facility
Lawmakers are demanding answers after a whistleblower report showed what conditions look like inside an ICE facility in Miramar. CBS News Miami's Anna McAllister has more on the report....
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University of Miami professor using own experiences to help mentor next generation of nurses
For Dr. LaToya Lewis, the future of healthcare starts in the classroom. The University of Miami professor is mentoring the next generation of nurses, teaching them to lead with skill, cultural understanding, and compassion.For Lewis, teaching nursing is about more than textbooks ...
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University of Miami professor mentoring next generation of nurses to lead with skill, understanding
In Tuesday’s Miami Proud, for Dr. LaToya Lewis the future of healthcare starts in the classroom. CBS News Miami’s Najahe Sherman shows us how the University of Miami professor is mentoring the next generation of nurses....
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KUSH HOSPITALITY GIVES HISTORIC WYNWOOD LANDMARK A SECOND ACT WITH RESTAURANT REVIVAL AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR HOSPITALITY WORKERS
Matt Kuscher Transforms a Historic 1926 Building Into “Kush Korner,” Pairing the Beloved Restaurant’s Revival With 10 Workforce Apartments Immersed in An Art Exhibition, a New Cocktail Bar and a Tattoo Studio Award-winning restaurant group Kush Hospitality and founder Matt “Kush”...
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Flights at Newark, JFK, LaGuardia airports resume following equipment outage, FAA says
Flights into and out of Newark Liberty International, John F. Kennedy International and LaGuardia airports resumed Monday night, following an earlier equipment outage, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.The outage had and will continue to have a ripple effect on air...
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Developers say Miami's $80M Virginia Key plan costs taxpayers nothing; opponents say the environment pays the price
Environmental advocates are ramping up opposition to a proposed waterfront redevelopment project on Virginia Key, warning that the plan could further damage Biscayne Bay as Miami voters prepare to decide the issue in November.Referendum 3 is a ballot measure that would allow the ...
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Broward County flooding strands drivers, blocks families from homes for hours Monday
Heavy rain and flooding brought parts of Broward County to a standstill Monday afternoon, leaving drivers stranded, vehicles needing to be towed, and some residents unable to reach their homes for hours.In North Lauderdale, one of the areas affected by the severe weather, flooded...
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South Florida went from a dry summer to the 2nd wettest September on record for one city
Fort Lauderdale saw the second wettest September with all of the rain we had so far in the month.
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Virginia Key residents rally together to oppose Miami's Referendum 3 and protect the waterfront
The referendum is said to add private development to the waterfront, estimated to bring $3.8 million to the city, but residents say there are environmental risks at play....
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Can you cancel a time share?
She spun the wheel and won a prize. Next thing she knew, she’d spent thousands on a timeshare. A purchase she regretted immediately. And when she couldn’t get back her money, she called Help Me Howard with Brandon Beyer. After 10 years in the military, 34-year-old Jamilah Newman ...
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Whistleblower reports cruel conditions at Florida detention centers, including Miramar
A committee of congressional Democrats has gone public with images they said show cruel conditions inside federal immigration detention centers, including some in South Florida. A whistleblower report has triggered an investigation by the Democrats, who are demanding answers from...
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Dolphins held close in first half but collapse in second in 35-13 loss; Chiefs up next at home
Much of this season for the Miami Dolphins will be about small victories — even if actual wins are hard to come by.Miami stayed close to the San Francisco 49ers for the first half on Sunday. But contending for four quarters with a star-studded roster featuring All-Pros like...
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Drier forecast expected after flash flood warning in Broward expired Monday evening
A Flash Flood Warning was in effect for central Broward County until 6:45 p.m., with drier weather expected for the rest of the evening. Doppler radar showed thunderstorms dropping heavy rain across the area as of 5:12 p.m. Between 3 and 5 inches of rain had already fallen, with ...
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Turnstile brought hardcore chaos to a rain-soaked Factory Town
The Baltimore band turned the Miami venue into a sea of mosh pits and crowd surfers on its Never Enough Tour.
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Heavy rain prompts Flash Flooding
Where it rained, it rained hard Monday. The most persistent rainfall impacted central Broward County with 3 to 5 inches reported and numerous flood advisories. The pounding rain even prompted a rare Flash Flood Warning during the late afternoon. Places like Margate, Lauderhill, a...
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Museum of Sex rides into the Wild West with immersive show, ‘Dynamite by Nocturna’
Miami is getting a little more untamed. “Dynamite by Nocturna” transforms the Museum of Sex into a high energy world of late night cabaret. We’re taking you inside this Wild West-inspired night, where the crowd becomes part of the action. Miami is trading the beach for a night st...
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Landmark Fort Lauderdale restaurant set to close on Las Olas Boulevard after 25 years, owners announce
A popular restaurant on Las Olas Boulevard plans to close after 25 years.The owners of Big City Tavern posted plans on social media to shut down the Las Olas location on Nov. 30. CBS News Miami called and messaged the ownership group for comment, but the group did not respond.For...
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Possible intruder shot, killed in Miami near I-95, police say; 1 person being questioned
Police in Miami are continuing to investigate after a man, who may have been an intruder, was shot and killed early Monday morning.Few details have been released, but Miami police said they responded to reports of a shooting at 4606 Northwest 5th Avenue, east of Interstate 95, ju...