MIAMI – The message is clear: ‘Don’t drink and drive!” The Miami Police Department announced that they will be conducting a DUI Saturation Patrol Thursday,
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Miami Proud: Fountainhead Residency Connects International Artists With Miami
Follow CBSMIAMI.COM: Facebook | Twitter MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Jorge and Darlene Perez are well known for their philanthropic support of the arts in South Florida. The foundation, the
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez tours flooded area after deluge of rain
MIAMI — Miami Mayor Francis Suarez says the city is addressing a number of problems in flooded areas after a deluge of rain this weekend.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue hit streets to help residents affected by flooding
MIAMI – Miami-Dade Fire Rescue has deployed its flood response assets in North Miami-Dade, where heavy localized flooding has made some streets inaccessible. Officials said
Drainage concerns in downtown Miami as rain keeps falling from tropical system
MIAMI – Downtown Miami is undoubtedly prone to flooding. 14th at Biscayne Blvd. is expected to have some issues as the rain intensifies throughout the
Distribution centers hand out sandbags ahead of tropical system in Miami
MIAMI – As South Floridians prepare for tropical rains, City of Miami officials have set up sandbag distribution sites to help residents with flood mitigation.
Zoo Miami celebrates the births of three Nyala antelopes
MIAMI – Zoo Miami announced Friday the recent births of three Nyala antelopes. Zoo officials said 2 males were born on May 24th and May
Miami Proud: Making early music education accessible to all children is Dr. Joy’s mission
MIAMI – Music is one of the most powerful tools in education and child development. Making early music education accessible to all children across the
Judge: Surfside collapse property owners bumped up to $96M
MIAMI – People who owned condominiums in the Florida building that collapsed nearly a year ago but did not suffer a loss of life among
Surfside condo collapse settlement reached, tops $1 billion
MIAMI – Attorneys for the families who lost relatives in last year’s collapse of a Florida condominium tower that killed 98 people reached a $1.02