Lauderhill officer arrested Lauderhill officer arrested 00:21 MIAMI – A Lauderhill police officer was arrested Tuesday by Sunrise police, accused of digital voyeurism. Sunrise police
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South Miami K-8 Center teachers excited about new school year
MIAMI – Children in Miami-Dade County start school on Thursday and teachers at South Miami K-8 Center said they are excited. “A bit of everything.
Florida economists increase revenue projections by $2 billion
TALLAHASSEE – State economists on Wednesday increased general revenue projections by a total of about $2 billion for the current fiscal year and next year,
Numerous women claim being harassed by man on scooter in Brickell
MIAMI – Numerous women are complaining that they have been harassed by a man on a scooter in the Brickell area of Miami and CBS News
Disney+ terms prevent Disney World food allergy wrongful death lawsuit, attorneys claim
Disney+ terms prevent Disney World food allergy wrongful death lawsuit, attorneys claim Disney+ terms prevent Disney World food allergy wrongful death lawsuit, attorneys claim 02:45
Ordinance limits docking options for Miami Beach boaters
MIAMI – A new Miami Beach ordinance prevents boaters from docking at Maurice Gibb Memorial Park and people who live on boats are not thrilled
New homes across South Florida pricing out families, pieces of Miami history | Miami Life Extra
New homes across South Florida pricing out families, pieces of Miami history | Miami Life Extra – CBS Miami Watch CBS News It seems nearly
Robotics the new wave? Or something we should be cautious about? | Miami Life Extra
Robotics the new wave? Or something we should be cautious about? | Miami Life Extra – CBS Miami Watch CBS News We are taking a
As South Florida continues to grow, are longtime residents now being priced out? | Miami Life
As South Florida continues to grow, are longtime residents now being priced out? | Miami Life – CBS Miami Watch CBS News In this week’s
Court: Florida AG can’t block opioid lawsuits by hospital districts, school boards
TALLAHASSEE — A state appeals court Wednesday ruled that Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody could not prevent opioid-epidemic lawsuits filed by hospital districts and school boards