Gov. Ron DeSantis has selected Tampa Sen. Jay Collins, a decorated former Green Beret and close political ally, to be Florida’s new lieutenant governor. Source
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More accusers come forward to accuse chess teacher of inappropriate touching, officials say
Christopher Stormont was arrested last month by the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office and charged with sexual battery on a six-year-old boy. Source link
Puerto Rican reggaeton artist Jhayco arrested near West Miami on drug possession charges
CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live Puerto Rican reggaeton artist Jhayco was arrested early Tuesday morning in Miami-Dade on drug possession charges. According to
Federal judge to decide if
Morgan Rynor reports environmental activists and the Miccosukee Tribe are seeking a preliminary injunction to stop operations at the detention site. Source link
Florida boat captain indicted on federal charges in parasailing death of Illinois woman
A federal grand jury in Florida has indicted a boat captain in connection with the death of an Illinois woman killed in a parasailing accident
NEXT Weather meteorologist looks at Tropical Storm Erin’s projected course
NEXT Weather meteorologist Shane Hinton says Tropical Storm Erin continues to move west through the Atlantic and is expected to intensify later in the week.
NEXT Weather meteorologist tracks Tropical Storm Erin’s projected path
NEXT Weather meteorologist Shane Hinton says Tropical Storm Erin continues to move west through the Atlantic and is expected to intensify later in the week.
Miami-Dade public schools Superintendent Dr. Jose Dotres is excited to start the new year
Superintendent Dr. Jose Dotres said security and academic achievement are priorities for the new school year. Source link
Gov. DeSantis taps Tampa Sen. Jay Collins as lieutenant governor, Florida GOP says
CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live Governor Ron DeSantis is expected to name Tampa Senator Jay Collins, a former Green Beret and decorated veteran,
Miami teen honored for his performance on and off the tennis court
Samuel Barrios spends a lot of time on the tennis court. The 13-year-old trains at Bryan Park in Miami, where he’s enrolled in First Serve