CBS News Miami Live FORT MYERS – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s proposal to keep manatees under a threatened species classification has sparked controversy as
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Possible changes may be considered for new Florida condo laws
TALLAHASSEE – A key senator on Tuesday signaled a willingness to make further changes to safety laws that require inspections of older condominium buildings and adequate
A few mild days for South Florida before weekend warm-up
South Florida Weather for Wednesday 1/15/2025 7AM South Florida Weather for Wednesday 1/15/2025 7AM 00:14 MIAMI – You may want to break out the sweaters
Caught on camera: Great white shark attacks of Florida Keys fisherman’s chum bag
Caught on camera: Great white shark attacks of Florida Keys fisherman’s chum bag – CBS Miami Watch CBS News James Paskiewicz was out with his
CBS Miami’s Jim DeFede looks at issues Rubio, Bondi may face in confirmation hearings
CBS Miami’s Jim DeFede looks at issues Rubio, Bondi may face in confirmation hearings – CBS Miami Watch CBS News Jim DeFede says Marco Rubio
Section of Florida Turnpike reopens in Miramar after vehicle fire
MIRAMAR – A vehicle fire on the Florida Turnpike in Miramar caused the temporary closure of the southbound lanes early Wednesday morning. The lanes were
Fire burns through roof of Fort Lauderdale apartment building, residents evacuate safely
CBS News Miami Live MIAMI – A fire tore through the roof of a four-story apartment building Tuesday evening in Fort Lauderdale. It happened shortly before
Videos found in apartment links Alexander brothers to sex assaults, prosecutors say
CBS News Miami Live MIAMI – Federal prosecutors have disclosed additional evidence in the case against Alon, Oren and Tal Alexander, three wealthy Miami Beach
Concerns rise in Surfside over condo construction, sinking buildings
Town of Surfside to meet on sinking-buildings study Town of Surfside to meet on sinking-buildings study 03:03 SURFSIDE – Residents in Surfside are raising concerns
Florida takes aim at challenge to Social Media Law
TALLAHASSEE – Saying social media is “facing a reckoning,” Florida fired back Monday against a lawsuit challenging a new state law aimed at keeping children