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
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South Florida nonprofit offers free and low-cost tennis lessons to children
Eliott Rodriguez reports one of those kids is Samuel Barrios who is being honored for his performance on and off the court. Source link
Federal judge weighs push to temporarily halt operations at
Morgan Rynor reports environmental advocacy groups are seeking a preliminary injunction that would stop the site from being used as a detention facility and halt
Man arrested in Port St. Lucie after alleged Davie kidnapping and sexual assault, authorities say
CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live A West Palm Beach man is in jail on charges of resisting an officer with violence and battery
Abandoned 96-foot rusty, yellow submarine removed from waters off Florida Keys, officials say
CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live A 96-foot rust-covered yellow derelict submarine was removed from the waters off the Florida Keys, near Marathon, in
Fire at Newport Beachside Hotel in Sunny Isles contained; no injuries reported
A Monday afternoon fire at the Newport Beachside Hotel and Resort was brought under control after crews battled flames and heavy smoke coming from an
Broward man convicted of killing partner with spear in Hallandale Beach
CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live A Broward County jury on Monday found a Hallandale Beach man guilty of second-degree murder for fatally stabbing
Woman arrested at Miami International Airport after repeatedly entering restricted TSA area, deputies say
CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live A 27-year-old woman was arrested at Miami International Airport after repeatedly entering a restricted area despite warnings from
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue battle blaze at Sunny Isles hotel, authorities say
MDFR battles fire at Newport Beachside Hotel and Resort in Sunny Isles MDFR battles fire at Newport Beachside Hotel and Resort in Sunny Isles 02:38
Florida Keys fishermen seek tariffs as costs rise and prices fall
Local fishermen in the Florida Keys say they are looking for a lifeline as costs go up and the value of their catch goes down.