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Floating Pilates studio hosts unique classes at outdoor pool in Doral

It is no secret. Everybody in South Florida wants to look good. And you can use Pilates to get the body you want. And by the way, now you have a choice. Work out in a studio or float your way to a fabulous physique. Folks are loving the chance to tone themselves up at Glam-Bod Pi...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 16, 2026

sports

Changes Coming

We’ll need to be “rain-ready” once again and prepared to battle heavy downpours as the week continues. On Tuesday, it was all about the late season heat. In Miami, the high peaked at 93-degrees. While it was short of a record, it was hotter than average (usually we’d peak in the ...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 15, 2026

safety

Double shooting in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood injures 2, officials say

An investigation is underway in Wynwood to try to determine what led up to a double shooting near a popular restaurant that injured two men early Tuesday morning, according to officials.Miami Fire-Rescue said that first responders were called to 316 Northwest 24th Street, the loc...

CBS4 MiamiSep 15, 2026

safety

1 hospitalized after shooting at playground in North Miami Beach

A man was rushed to the hospital after shots were fired at a playground in North Miami Beach. Officers responded to the area near Northeast 168th Terrace and Fourth Avenue on Tuesday morning. The man’s condition remains unclear. An investigation remains ongoing as of late Tuesday...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 15, 2026

arts

Pillars of the Community: Cathy Leff & Krys Ortega | Bakehouse Art Complex at 40

On this episode of Pillars of the Community, hosted by Harry Gottlieb, we welcome Cathy Leff, executive director, and Krys Ortega, curator and public programs manager of the Bakehouse Art Complex, for an engaging conversation on 40 years of supporting Miami artists, the history o...

Community NewspapersSep 15, 2026

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Gloria’s Gab Live | 29th Annual Be A Hero Luncheon with Kadie Black & Alice Bravo

On this episode of Gloria’s Gab Live, Kadie Black of Voices For Children and Alice Bravo, Be A Hero Luncheon Chair, join the show to discuss the upcoming 29th Annual Be A Hero Luncheon and its mission to support children in Miami-Dade County’s foster care system. Black and Bravo ...

Community NewspapersSep 15, 2026

culture

ChamberSOUTH Spotlight: Peter de la Torre, Founder of The Executionist

On this episode of ChamberSOUTH Spotlight, hosted by Rick Alberty, Executive Director of ChamberSOUTH, we welcome Peter de la Torre, author, business consultant, and founder of The Executionist, for an engaging conversation on reinvention, resilience, and helping organizations cl...

Community NewspapersSep 15, 2026

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ChamberSOUTH Spotlight: Guido Candiani, Owner of TeamLogic IT Miami

On this episode of ChamberSOUTH Spotlight, hosted by Executive Director Rick Alberty, we welcome Guido Candiani, owner of TeamLogic IT in Miami, for an engaging conversation on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and the human relationships that keep small businesses thriving...

Community NewspapersSep 15, 2026

safety

Miami Lakes bank teller accused of $18K theft involving money orders, missing cash

A bank teller is facing allegations that he stole thousands of dollars from his employer and customers through a cash shortage and money order transactions at a Miami Lakes branch, according to arrest reports. Jonathan Escobar, 36, had worked as a teller at First Horizon Bank sin...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 15, 2026

arts

South Florida to see increasing risk of showers, thunderstorms this week

The east breeze returns to South Florida, keeping showers in the forecast throughout the day. Numerous showers will continue to develop each morning and move through the metro areas and the Keys throughout the day. By the afternoon, the majority of the showers and storms will be ...

CBS4 MiamiSep 15, 2026

Local

Sweet return for a South Florida favorite: Knaus Berry Farm to reopen in October

South Floridians are eagerly anticipating the sweet return of Knaus Berry Farm. The seasonal destination, known for its fresh produce, thick milkshakes and its celebrated sticky cinnamon rolls, is scheduled to reopen on Tuesday, Oct. 13. Generations have been known to wait in lon...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 15, 2026

weather

Higher Rain Chances Coming

Happy Tuesday, South Florida! The big story is increasing rain chances over the next several days. We will see typical sea breeze storms today with numerous storms becoming likely by the end of the week. It’s looking like a soggy stretch with widespread rainfall totals of 2 – 3 i...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 15, 2026

safety

Crews make progress in removal of crashed cargo plane near MIA

Crews near Miami International Airport continued to make progress as they dismantle the cargo plane that overran a runway and crashed into a van and an SUV during Labor Day weekend, leaving five people dead. The downed cargo plane was moved on Monday for the first time since its ...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 15, 2026

arts

Game-winning, 2-run homer in 9th lifts Diamondbacks over Marlins 8-7

Corbin Carroll hit a winning, two-run homer with one out in the ninth inning and the Arizona Diamondbacks rallied from a late three-run deficit to beat the Miami Marlins 8-7 on Monday night and keep pace in the National League playoff race.Carroll pulled a splitter from reliever ...

CBS4 MiamiSep 15, 2026

safety

2 men injured in Wynwood double shooting, Miami officials say

An investigation is underway in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood after two men were injured in a double shooting early Tuesday morning, Miami Fire-Rescue said. CBS News Miami’s Morgan Rynor has new details....

CBS4 MiamiSep 15, 2026

safety

2 young men stable after overnight shooting outside Wynwood restaurant, police say

Gunfire tore through Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood overnight, sending two young men to the hospital, police said. City of Miami Police and Fire Rescue units responded to the scene of the shooting outside of Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen, a restaurant along Northwest 24th Avenue, off Se...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 15, 2026

miami

Caring for seniors is more than medicine for South Florida doctor

In Tuesday’s Miami Proud, a South Florida doctor who came to the United States from Nigeria as a child is now giving back to the community that welcomed her. And caring for Hialeah seniors is more than medicine, it’s a full-circle moment. CBS News Miami’s Najahe Sherman explains....

CBS4 MiamiSep 15, 2026