She dreamed of a job that did not exist but now, Miami-Dade County’s first forensic artist is celebrating retirement. Samantha Steinberg’s sketches helped crack cold
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Gulf War veteran, convicted of 1998 shotgun killings of girlfriend and her 3 young children, executed in Florida
An Army combat veteran whose Gulf War experience triggered severe mental problems was executed Thursday evening in Florida for the 1998 shotgun slayings of his
Florida bill would require student athletes to undergo heart screenings before participating sports
A new bill in the Florida Legislature could make it mandatory for student athletes to undergo heart screenings before taking part in sports. The bill
Medical malpractice bill passes Florida Senate, possibly opening door for people to pursue cases involving deaths of family members
A day after the issue appeared stalled, the Florida Senate on Thursday gave final approval to a bill that would open the door to some
Florida state parks appear off-limits to pickleball courts, golf course and hotel development as lawmakers react to public outcry
State parks would be protected from pickleball courts, golf courses and hotel development under a bill passed unanimously by the Florida House on Thursday in
Florida lawmakers approve bill that allows charter schools to make changes
Florida lawmakers Thursday gave final approval to a bill that would make a series of changes related to charter schools, including allowing charter schools to
DeSantis touts state’s success in immigration enforcement
Governor Ron DeSantis says Florida is leading the way is leading the way when it comes to immigration enforcement in an effort to assist President
Florida appeals federal judge’s injunction on state law that cracks down on undocumented migrants
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier’s office quickly appealed on Tuesday after a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction against a new Florida law aimed at
Thieves take $30,000 worth of mobile kitchens from Feeding South Florida
CBS News Miami Live Thieves stole two mobile teaching kitchens, valued at $15,000 each, from Feeding South Florida’s warehouse in Pembroke Park. Sunday’s thefts occurred
Miami Beach leaders caution affordable housing bill threatens Art Deco heritage
MIAMI BEACH – The Miami Beach City Commission is vehemently opposing a bill in the Florida Legislature that would expand the Live Local Act, allowing developers