MIAMI BEACH – Twenty-five years after Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace was gunned down in front of his South Beach mansion by serial killer Andrew
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Possible drive-by shooting in NW Miami-Dade leaves 16-year-old hospitalized
MIAMI – A teenager has been shot in northwest Miami-Dade. The scene is in the 2500 block of NW 58 Street. Miami-Dade police say the
FDOT to hold public meeting on I-75 & Pines. Blvd. Interchange project
MIAMI – Major changes could be coming to a busy I-75 interchange in Broward County, but first the Florida Department of Transportation wants to hear
Miami-Dade School Board opts not to adopt textbooks on human reproduction, disease education
MIAMI – In a 5-4 vote, the Miami-Dade School Board opted not to adopt two textbooks on human reproduction and disease education. Previously, the board
Farm Share urging federal government to provide additional funding to help feed millions in state
MIAMI – Farm Share is urging the federal government to provide them with additional funding to help feed millions of people in the state of Florida.
Study shows people who had COVID are more likely to develop cardiovascular diseases
Study shows people who had COVID are more likely to develop cardiovascular diseases – CBS Miami Watch CBS News People are more likely to develop
Jennifer’s Homemade goes from household kitchen to thousands of grocery stores nationwide
MIAMI – There’s a lot going on inside the 2,400-square-foot bakery and shipping warehouse off Red Road in Miami, known as Jennifer’s Homemade. Its breadsticks
Beating the heat: Staying hydrated is critical, but how much water each person needs is different
MIAMI – Parts of the country are suffering through record-breaking heat waves this week with sweltering temperatures. As we sweat in the heat, the body
Miami-Dade PD releases sketch of man wanted for attempted sexual battery
MIAMI – The Miami-Dade Police Department has released a sketch of man wanted for attempted sexual battery. According to MDPD, the victim was jogging in
FPL says Florida Supreme Court should uphold rates
TALLAHASSEE – Florida Power & Light on Wednesday urged the state Supreme Court to reject challenges to a settlement that increased electric rates, arguing the