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Nearly 10,000 share stories of breast cancer survival, advocacy at Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk
CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live Close to 10,000 people came out to share stories of breast cancer survival and advocate for testing at
Spotty storms for Saturday across South Florida as King Tides return to coastal areas
Spotty storms for Saturday across South Florida as King Tides return to coastal areas Spotty storms for Saturday across South Florida as King Tides return
Miami nonprofit provides free mobile health care services to city’s homeless population
Jonas Richards became homeless several years ago after losing his job as a truck driver. Despite suffering from high blood pressure and diabetes, seeing a
South Floridians urge peace, hostage release on Israel-Hamas war’s two-year mark
South Floridians react to Hamas partially accepting peace plan South Floridians react to Hamas partially accepting peace plan 01:57 Nearly two years after Hamas and
1 dead, 1 injured in Northwest Miami shooting, police say
Shooting leaves one dead, another injured in NW Miami, police say Shooting leaves one dead, another injured in NW Miami, police say 00:35 A man
Prosecutors seek to rejail former Green Beret in failed Venezuela coup plot over flight risk concerns
Federal prosecutors are seeking to return to custody a former Green Beret accused of plotting to invade Venezuela in 2020, arguing he is at risk
Grand jury convened to probe potential misconduct in Hope Florida program
CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live Leon County prosecutors have convened a grand jury to explore possible wrongdoing associated with Hope Florida, according to
Florida high school debate trophy named after Charlie Kirk
CBS News Live CBS News Miami Live A trophy given to the winner of a state high school debate competition will be named after Charlie
Fort Lauderdale eyes $88 million federal grant to aid flood recovery, housing
More than two years after 26 inches of rain left neighborhoods underwater, Fort Lauderdale residents may soon see financial relief from an $88 million federal