A bill limiting foreign influence from “countries of concern,” including adding penalties for businesses and prohibiting surrogacy contracts with Chinese nationals, was signed into law
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Florida schools affected by national Canvas cyberattack, causing privacy concerns among students
A cyberattack targeting thousands of schools across the country, including Florida universities, temporarily knocked out access to the “Canvas” learning platform. The system, which is
Brightline’s future is in doubt after a report outlines the company’s multi-billion dollars in debt
Brightline is facing a significant financial crisis and is having trouble paying its bills. An outside auditor’s report has raised “substantial doubt” about the company’s
Brickell residents express frustration over people dumping trash into Biscayne Bay:
Residents who live near Biscayne Bay in Brickell are voicing frustration over what they describe as an ongoing problem with litter being tossed into the
Future of Brightline uncertain after reports of financial trouble
The report stated that Brightline “does not currently have the liquid funds necessary to service its debt and meet such other obligations as they become
Absolutely Not: Honoring all the moms this Mother’s Day
On this Mother’s Day edition of Absolutely Not, CBS News Miami’s Jim Berry remembers the mom he lost 8 years ago. Source link
Dania Beach woman speaks out after a robbery took place in her front yard
The victim came to her for help on a laptop getting stolen from a Facebook Marketplace deal. Source link
South Florida congresswoman praises new Cuba sanctions by the Trump administration
Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar is speaking out after new sanctions were put in place against the island. Source link
Doral Police Chief named as the city of Miami’s next top cop
Edwin Lopez, who has served as chief of the Doral Police Department since 2023, has been selected as the next police chief for the City
Man accused of killing 2 USF students from Bangladesh could face the death penalty if convicted
A man accused of killing two University of South Florida students from Bangladesh will face the death penalty if convicted, prosecutors indicated Friday. The Hillsborough