CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live A woman sustained life-threatening injuries Thursday evening after being attacked by a dog, according to the Fort Lauderdale
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Driver shot by police after Miami officer lands on hood appears in bond court from ICU
A man seen in a viral cellphone video driving near Bayfront Park with a Miami police officer on the hood of his car appeared in
Boys seriously burned in Memorial Day Fort Lauderdale boat explosion, grandmother says
The grandmother of two boys who survived a fiery boat explosion on the Intracoastal Waterway on Memorial Day said the children have extensive burns and
Hurricane season is just days away, are you and your family storm ready? | Miami Life
Hurricane season is just days away, are you and your family storm ready? | Miami Life – CBS Miami Watch CBS News In this week’s
Thieves strip copper wire from South Florida streetlights in multi-city crime spree, officials say
A stretch of Military Trail between Hillsboro Boulevard and Copans Road is in the dark after thieves stripped copper wire from streetlights in what officials
Florida homeowners urged to review insurance before hurricane season as options grow, premiums drop
As hurricane season approaches, South Florida residents like Daniel Benjamin and his wife, attorney Lindsey Abbondandolo, are taking steps to protect what matters most: their
Smoke fills part of Aventura Mall after restaurant fire, all-clear given
Reported fire breaks out at Aventura Mall Reported fire breaks out at Aventura Mall 01:43 Miami-Dade Fire Rescue gave the all-clear Thursday afternoon after thick
Federal judge allows lawsuit over
A federal judge has rejected a request by Florida corrections officials to dismiss a potential class-action lawsuit alleging the state has violated inmates’ rights because
Coast Guard offloads $211 million in cocaine at Port Everglades
CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live The U.S. Coast Guard offloaded more than 28,500 pounds of cocaine, valued at an estimated $211.3 million, on
Haitian Americans desperate to return home amid violence and travel restrictions
Haitian Americans stranded in the U.S. say they are growing desperate as ongoing violence and the shutdown of commercial flights into Port-au-Prince keep them from