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Simple steps to managing stress and thriving every day
Juggling work, family, and endless responsibilities can be overwhelming, but experts say lasting wellness starts with making your well-being a daily priority. CBS News Miami’s Najahe Sherman explores practical tips from professionals and shares real-life stories to help you manag...
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Should Florida’s wild monkeys be made “native”? The Dania Beach debate heats up
Vervet monkeys have swung through Dania Beach mangroves for nearly 80 years after escaping a research lab. Now, a new push aims to reclassify these charming primates as a native species—a move that could change how they’re treated and spark big debate among wildlife experts. Find...
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Katseye pulls back the curtain in new ‘Wild Hearts’ documentary before tour stop at Kaseya Center
Katseye is giving fans a front-row seat to their biggest evolution yet. The global girl group is hitting the big screen with a documentary showing what goes on behind the music and their relentless grind. Katseye is ready to unleash their wild side. Their new EP, “Wild,” blends p...
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South Florida Weather Update: Temps hot and mostly dry as tropics remain calm
While brief afternoon showers are possible midweek, most of South Florida will see continued heat and limited rain thanks to dry Saharan air and strong wind shear hindering tropical storms. No immediate tropical threats are forecast for the region...
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How dangerous is the Andean region? FIU scientist weighs in.
South America is on edge after a powerful earthquake hit Colombia, just weeks after two major quakes struck Venezuela. FIU geophysicist Dean Whitman explains how these seismic events compare, why the Andean region is so active, and what the latest science says about earthquake pr...
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Official death toll climbs as South Florida offers aid after deadly earthquake strikes Colombia
Colombian newspapers have estimated at least 111 deaths after a deadly 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit parts of Colombia on Monday. In South Florida, families, friends, and charitable organizations are all offering aid. CBS News Miami's Ivan Taylor breaks down the story....
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Hillstone at Bal Harbour Shops closes without warning
The iconic Bal Harbour Shops restaurant has permanently ceased operations without warning after 11 years.
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Candidates tackle affordability, insurance and security in Florida Congressional District 25 primary
Voters in Florida's newly drawn Congressional District 25 will choose among seven candidates in the Aug. 18 primary, with affordability emerging as a central issue across both parties.The district stretches from South Beach north to Delray Beach. Two Democrats and five Republican...
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Man arrested after deputies find 142 stolen avocados at Miami-Dade grove
A 37-year-old man was arrested after deputies said they caught him stealing 142 avocados from a South Miami-Dade grove. According to the arrest report, a deputy was conducting grove checks Sunday as part of Operation Safe Summer 2026 when he spotted a white pickup truck parked at...
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Every mosquito has a type — and you may not be it
There is no such thing as a universal mosquito magnet. In a new study published in iScience, Florida International University (FIU) researchers pitted 119 human volunteers against three of the world’s most dangerous mosquito species and found that not one person was attractive to...
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Tyla draws inspiration from younger self, collabs with Zara Larsson in genre-blending new album ‘A*Pop’
Tyla is redefining what pop music sounds like. The Grammy-winning South African star is embracing her roots on her sophomore album, “A*Pop.” She is blending African pop and R&B into a sound that’s all her own. Tyla is bringing her A-game when it comes to her latest project. Her s...