MIAMI – In the summer of 1947, a thriving Black community in Miami vanished in the blink of an eye. Families were evicted with little
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Tar balls wash ashore along South Florida beaches, source unknown
Tar balls wash ashore along South Florida beaches Tar balls wash ashore along South Florida beaches 02:46 LAUDERDALE-BY-THE-SEA – Oily tar balls have been washing
Miami woman concerned after stranger repeatedly trespasses on property
MIAMI – A Miami woman is taking extra precautions after a man she does not know was caught trespassing on her property twice in the
Miami-Dade commissioners to discuss incinerator plans
Miami-Dade commission to discuss incinerator plans Miami-Dade commission to discuss incinerator plans 02:03 MIAMI – The next step in the discussions for a possible new
9 people, including children, hospitalized after Miami Gardens traffic accident, officials say
CBS News Miami Live MIAMI — Nine people, including children, were taken to the hospital after a major traffic accident in Miami Gardens on Saturday
Jimmy Butler removed from iconic Wynwood mural after Heat exit
Jimmy Butler’s Wynwood mural gets painted over Jimmy Butler’s Wynwood mural gets painted over 00:48 MIAMI – Jimmy Butler‘s time with the Miami Heat is
FIU softball team rallies around coach battling cancer: “We’re playing for B”
MIAMI – You wouldn’t know it from the smiles and loud laughter, but Florida International University’s softball team has faced some tough weeks. “It was
Miami Heat’s Tyler Herro selected to participate in NBA All-Star Three-Point contest
CBS News Miami Live MIAMI – Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro has earned a second trip to the NBA All-Star Three-Point Contest. The league announced
Family of man killed while delivering food on scooter in Broward seeks justice
PEMBROKE PINES – The family of 20-year-old Julian González Escobar is pleading for answers after he was struck and killed in while delivering food early Monday
South Florida teachers’ unions easing fears about immigration raids at public schools
MIAMI – South Florida’s teachers’ unions are working to quell fears of immigration raids at public schools, assuring students and parents that federal agents will