Sam Bennett scored one of his two goals in Florida’s three-goal first period, Sergei Bobrovsky made 17 saves and the Panthers beat the Carolina Hurricanes
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Fines, fees, and frustrations, why a South Florida city is dealing with hefty fines | Miami Life
In this week’s Miami Life: Some families in Lauderdale Lakes are being slammed with hefty fines for code violations. But, residents say the fault may
New law limits how long you can anchor boat overnight in large Florida counties
A new Florida law signed this week by Gov. Ron DeSantis limits how long people can anchor their boats overnight in the state’s largest counties
Flotech Environmental cited after videos show suspected illegal dumping into storm drain
A viewer’s cellphone video led to a county investigation and $2,000 fine for Flotech Environmental, after footage appeared to show the company’s trucks dumping fluid
Miami Beach increases police presence at Jewish sites following embassy employee killings
In response to the fatal shooting of two Israeli embassy employees in Washington, D.C., Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner announced heightened police presence around Jewish
FDA approves weight loss drug found in Mounjaro for use in sleep apnea patients
Weight loss drugs known as GLP1s are all the rage right now. They were originally developed for diabetes and weight management, but other “off label”
DNA solves 1975 murders of two teenage girls, BSO says
Nearly 50 years after the brutal killings of two 14-year-old girls, the Broward Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Homicide Unit said it has solved the 1975
South Florida car designer to the stars targeted in murder-for-hire plot relieved after 3 men convicted
A South Florida car designer for the stars has a remarkable story of survival after he was targeted in a murder-for-hire plot in 2019. Alex
South Florida car designer targeted in murder-for-hire plot relieved after 3 men convicted
South Florida car designer targeted in murder-for-hire plot relieved after 3 men convicted – CBS Miami Watch CBS News Peter D’Oench reports three men, including
Why South Florida can’t let its guard down for the 2025 hurricane season, no matter the forecast
Before diving into the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s 2025 hurricane outlook, it’s worth revisiting what happened last year and what it taught us about