TSA employees from FLL and workers from Veterans’ Affairs, the social security office and the bureau of prisons took advantage of the event. They received
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Caribbean families in South Florida terrified after Hurricane Melissa makes landfall
“I’m nervous and I’m praying,” Marcia Barrett said. “I have to do this because I know they are going to need it.” Barrett is helping
Hurricane Melissa slams into Jamaica as Category 5 storm with winds up to 185 mph
The storm initially came ashore near New Hope, on the southwestern coast of Jamaica, and was moving toward the north-northeast at about 8 mph, the
Miami Beach police officer remembered as
Miami Beach police officer 33-year-old David Cajuso died following a crash on Interstate 75 in Hialeah Gardens. More than a hundred officers from agencies all
Feeding South Florida holds food distribution event to help federal workers in Broward County
As the government shutdown inches closer to the one-month mark, essential federal employees who have been working without pay say they are feeling the strain.
25 states sue Trump administration over SNAP food stamp freeze during shutdown
Washington — A coalition of officials from half of the states and the District of Columbia sued the Trump administration on Tuesday over the suspension
Consul General of Jamaica says island will
“This is by far the strongest weather system to ever to hit Jamaica,” Oliver Mair said. “Although the government has planned, has put a lot
Miramar mayor shares relief effort city is organizing to help Hurricane Melissa victims
Mayor Wayne Messam has family in the Caribbean and knows a lot of the Miramar community has family there, too. The city has activated six
Emergency crews respond to motorcycle crash involving police officer near Hialeah, authorities say
A Miami Beach police officer was airlifted to the hospital following a crash on Interstate 75 in Hialeah Gardens, officials confirmed to CBS Miami Tuesday
Miami attorney turns legal success into mission to mentor kids and build trust with police
He makes his living as a lawyer, but what he lives for is the opportunity to give back. For 15 years, Miami attorney Larry Handfield