The Miami Stingrays, a powerhouse in softball, have dedicated the last 20 years to training talented athletes for competition on both the state and national
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Miami Stingrays transform dreams into reality for young female athletes
Miami Stingrays transform dreams into reality for young female athletes – CBS Miami Watch CBS News Najahe Sherman reports the Stingrays welcome girls as young
Father, son rescue family of 5 from burning boat off Jacksonville
Father, son rescue family of 5 from burning boat off Jacksonville – CBS Miami Watch CBS News Michael Shillingford said he and his 8-year-old son
YoCrunch yogurt products recalled over potential choking risk
YoCrunch yogurt products recalled over potential choking risk – CBS Miami Watch CBS News Danone U.S. issued the recall because plastic pieces could be in
Video shows shocking moment when small plane crashes in Pembroke Pines
The shocking moment when a small plane crashed in a Pembroke Pines neighborhood on Sunday evening was caught on camera. Video from a resident’s surveillance
Plane crash in Pembroke Pines neighborhood caught on camera
Plane crash in Pembroke Pines neighborhood caught on camera – CBS Miami Watch CBS News Bri Buckley reports that video from a neighbor’s surveillance camera
Protesters brave thunderstorms at Alligator Alcatraz, cite inhumane conditions and environmental damage
Despite Monday evening thunderstorms, a small group of protesters stood outside Alligator Alcatraz, voicing concerns over the treatment of detainees and the center’s environmental footprint.
Broward schools end universal free lunches, urge families to apply for meal assistance
Broward schools end universal free lunches Broward schools end universal free lunches 02:08 Broward County Public Schools will no longer provide free lunch to all
Florida abortion numbers plummet in 2025 amid six-week ban
The number of abortions reported in Florida during the first half of 2025 dropped 40.4 percent from the same period in 2024, amid a ban
Florida and transgender Medicaid patients clash over Supreme Court rulings in coverage dispute
Florida and plaintiffs’ attorneys are battling about whether two new U.S. Supreme Court decisions should clear the way for the state to block Medicaid coverage