MIAMI – Florida’s new immigration laws, which impose harsher penalties for undocumented immigrants convicted of crimes, could soon face legal challenges, according to legal experts.
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Boy rescued after near drowning in Lauderhill pool
CBS News Miami Live MIAMI – A boy was rescued after nearly drowning in a pool Tuesday afternoon, according to the Lauderhill Police Department. Officers
Dolphins Cancer Challenge returns to South Florida. Here’s what you need to know for DCC XV
MIAMI — Thousands of people are expected to walk, run and ride throughout South Florida this year as part of the Dolphins Cancer Challenge. The
South Florida family powers the fight against cancer through the Dolphins Cancer Challenge
MIAMI GARDENS – The Dolphins Cancer Challenge (DCC) is celebrating 15 years of raising money for cancer research. Since 2010, the DCC has raised more
Sustainable chocolate: A Valentine’s Day gift for the planet
MIAMI – If you’ve stepped into any supermarket in the past few weeks, you’ve likely passed by red and pink greeting cards, heart-shaped balloons and
Family seeks justice in deadly hit-and-run that took 80-year-old mom, wife in Oakland Park
Woman killed in Broward hit-and-run Woman killed in Broward hit-and-run 01:18 OAKLAND PARK – Two weeks after an 80-year-old woman was killed in a hit-and-run
Black maternal mortality rate rises as other groups see declines
MIAMI – The racial gap in maternal mortality is widening, with Black women being the only racial group to see an increase in pregnancy-related deaths
South Florida woman gives birth on NYC subway months after going missing
MIAMI – A South Florida woman who was reported missing last year was found in the most unexpected way, giving birth on a crowded New
North Miami homeowner sues neighbors over flooding issues
MIAMI – A North Miami homeowner is suing neighboring property owners, accusing them of failing to manage stormwater runoff that she says has repeatedly flooded
South Florida medium connects Parkland mom with late son, offering solace in grief
MIAMI – At first glance, Linda Heithaus seems like any other South Florida mom, but she says she has cultivated a gift, the ability to see