A University of Miami shuttle bus driver was arrested on DUI charges while on the job, with more than a dozen students on board. The
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Miami Beach condo property owner and maintenance worker accused of kickback scheme of hundreds of thousands of dollars, investigators say
Two men are behind bars, accused of engaging in a scheme to defraud owners of a Miami Beach condo building by diverting money that was
Temperatures to drop after the weekend in South Florida as wind comes into the state
It’ll be a breezy weekend going into next week as temperatures drop from the 80s to the 60s. Source link
University of Miami shuttle bus driver arrested for driving under the influence while driving studen
CBS News Miami speaks to one of the students who recorded the fallout after students asked the driver who they say smelled like alcohol to
Two men hospitalized, one in critical condition, after a shooting in Southwest Miami-Dade
Police responded to reports of a shooting in the Naranja neighborhood in Southwest Miami-Dade, where two men were injured Source link
New evidence is released of the triple murders in Tamarac, exactly 1 year since the tragedy shook the community
A year after a devastating triple murder in Tamarac, new evidence has been released, giving us a window into the mind of the accused killer.
South Florida Republicans urge the Trump admin to crack down on businesses they say send luxury items to Cuba
Three South Florida Republican members of Congress are urging the Trump administration to review—and potentially revoke—federal export licenses held by local businesses accused of sending
Bombshell development has delayed University of Miami Hurricanes football player’s murder trial
A bombshell development has caused a delay in the start of a trial for former University of Miami Hurricanes football player Rashaun Jones. Jones is
Fort Lauderdale residents express concerns over their water bills going up at alarming rates
Multiple Fort Lauderdale residents are reporting that their water bills are increasing at alarming rates as South Florida is currently experiencing drought conditions. One of
South Florida woman reflects on meeting Jesse Jackson as a child, hopes his legacy will continue to bring hope
A South Florida woman is remembering civil rights leader Jesse Jackson after meeting him as a child, a moment she says has left a lasting