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More break-ins, stolen property reported at South Florida storage units
MIAMI – CBS News Miami has been trying to get solutions from Public Storage about several break-ins at South Florida facilities for months. On Friday,
Florida woman finds WWII-era message in a bottle while cleaning up Hurricane Debby debris
TAMPA, Fla. — It’s not uncommon to find trash and debris from the storm surge of hurricanes and tropical storms, but one Tampa Bay woman
Video shows Molotov cocktail being thrown next to Hollywood home, days before Broadwalk restaurant incident
FORT LAUDERDALE — Ring cam videos obtained exclusively by CBS News Miami show another crime in Hollywood involving a Molotov cocktail. In this case, Michael
South Florida man gets over 3 years in prison for attacking a Muslim mail carrier and grabbing her hijab
CBS News Miami Live A South Florida man was sentenced Friday to three years and one month in federal prison for attacking a Muslim U.S.
Several fire engines needed to put out large fire in Miami Gardens
No one injured in large structure fire in Miami Gardens No one injured in large structure fire in Miami Gardens 01:08 MIAMI – It took
Parents grateful for son’s “miraculous recovery” after boat propeller incident in Keys
MIAMI – The parents of a young man who was struck by a boat’s propeller weeks ago while diving for lobster in the Lower Keys
Former President Donald Trump expects Florida’s abortion measure to pass
CBS News Miami Live TALLAHASSEE – Former President Donald Trump expects Florida voters to back a November ballot proposal that would put abortion rights in the
Match Preview: Miami FC at El Paso Locomotive FC
CBS News Miami Live EL PASO, Tx. — Miami FC heads over to El Paso on Saturday for the second-ever match between the two teams.
Hurricane Debby ‘manageable’ for insurers
TALLAHASSEE – Hurricane Debby is expected to be a “very manageable event” for the insurance industry, but many homeowners in drenched inland areas could face