A pre-dawn fire forced a Deerfield Beach family from their home early Friday, prompting a one-alarm response and activating local American Red Cross volunteers as
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Miami Dolphins’ defense is finding its way while New Orleans Saints’ offense could use a boost
The Miami Dolphins might have figured out what works for them defensively. That’s not particularly good news for the New Orleans Saints. They meet on
Former Guyana presidential candidate charged in $50 million tax scheme involving gold bars seized in Miami, DOJ says
A federal grand jury in Miami has indicted former Guyana presidential candidate Azruddin Mohamed and his father, accusing them of running a years-long scheme to
1 hospitalized after overnight bar shooting near Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, police say
One person was hospitalized after a shooting at the Ghost Bar in Hollywood, according to police, and a second shooting nearby is connected to it.
1 person hospitalized after shooting near Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, police say
One person was hospitalized after a shooting at the Ghost Bar in Hollywood, according to police, and a second shooting nearby is connected to it.
Cool, pleasant Black Friday ahead in South Florida before a weekend warmup
The NEXT Weather Team is tracking a drier and cooler Friday after a rainy Thanksgiving Day. The boundary that rolled through South Florida on
Tariffs could make real Christmas trees more popular this year
The price of imported plastic Christmas trees is up, the majority of which are made in Asia and subject to tariffs introduced by President Trump
How to properly store Thanksgiving leftovers
Thanksgiving is over but you might have a surplus of leftovers. Here’s how to safely and properly store what’s left of your feast. Source link
Police investigating after person shot across street of Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
CBS News Miami’s Bri Buckley has been there all morning working the scene. Source link
Thanksgiving meals delivered to seniors in South Florida
On this Thanksgiving Day, many in the South Florida community are giving themselves to others who might be spending this day alone. Toni Thornton, a