TALLAHASSEE – More than 40,000 abortions had been reported this year in Florida as of Aug. 1, but the number being performed is down after
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South Florida students give back to the community through leadership program
MIAMI — A handful of young people in South Florida spent their time off over the summer as student leaders. Nine high school juniors and
South Florida students give back to the community through leadership program
South Florida students give back to the community through leadership program – CBS Miami Watch CBS News Marybel Rodriguez reports the nine students selected for
Arrest made in deadly shooting at Gulfstream Park
Arrest made in deadly shooting at Gulfstream Park – CBS Miami Watch CBS News Hallandale Beach police said Brianna Purcell will face a murder charge
Broward high school students frustrated by metal detector delays
Broward high school students frustrated by metal detector delays – CBS Miami Watch CBS News Teri Hornstein reports Superintendent Howard Hepburn said despite the bumpy
Petition demands Miami Gardens stop threatening residents over gravel and grass
MIAMI GARDENS – A group claims City of Miami Gardens employees are harassing homeowners over patches of gravel and grass in the city’s Rainbow Park community. The
Florida now counts 1 million more registered Republican voters than Democrats
Florida has 1 million more Republican registered voters than Democrats, elections officials revealed, further cementing its status as a conservative hotbed. There are 5.3 million
Some Broward parents, teachers applaud district’s tougher new rules for cellphones
COCONUT CREEK – Portia Facen is gearing up for the start of a new school year at a Broward County school. The district school bookkeeper
North Miami residents concerned after city crippled by ransomware attack on mayor
MIAMI – City of North Miami residents are very concerned after their mayor said his Google email account was hacked and he became a victim
Broward students start first day of school with metal detectors, cellphone policy changes
FORT LAUDERDALE – Broward public school students are facing new realities as they return to classrooms on Monday for the first day of the new