MIAMI – CBS News Miami visited the Miami-Dade Police Headquarters to investigate how local authorities solve gun-related crimes, following a report from our sister station
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Stone crab season survives storms; fishermen thrive despite early fears
MIAMI – We are two weeks into stone crab season, and while many commercial fishermen were initially concerned that recent storms would wipe out the
Miami-Dade ballots found on side of road in Cutler Bay, worker fired
Miami-Dade ballots found in sealed container, bag on the side of a road Miami-Dade ballots found in sealed container, bag on the side of a
Echo Brickell closing tops Miami-Dade weekly condo sales
A whopping $33 million penthouse closing boosted Miami-Dade County condo sales last week. Brokers closed 112 condo sales totaling $87.7 million from Oct. 20th to
Voters brace for post-election stress as APA poll reveals anxiety over nation’s future
DORAL – An American Psychological Association poll found that most adults feel significant stress over the country’s future, and some early voters are preparing themselves to
South Florida content creator raises wheelchair awareness after hit-and-run
MIAMI – Carolina Florez, known to her followers as “Caro the Tour Guide,” is a popular content creator and owner of a South Florida tour
South Florida’s Puerto Rican community reacts to offensive remarks at NYC Trump rally
MIAMI – In Florida, home to one of the largest Puerto Rican communities outside of New York, residents and local leaders are reacting strongly to
1 dead, 1 injured in fatal crash outside Miami Edison High School
1 dead, 1 injured in fatal crash outside Miami Edison High School 1 dead, 1 injured in fatal crash outside Miami Edison High School 00:35
Miami man arrested in shooting of former wife in Kendall
KENDALL – A 47-year-old Miami man was arrested Sunday after he allegedly admitted to shooting his former wife at her home in Kendall, authorities said Monday.
More than 4.6 million ballots cast in Florida in 2024 election
CBS News Miami Live Nearly 4.6 million people — one-third of Florida’s registered voters — have cast their ballots for the Nov. 5 election. Republicans