Cuban Americans Rally In Miami, Call For Human Rights In Cuba

"We don't have in Cuba rights. We don't have human rights," said Luis, a Cuban American who joined the rally.

Controversial Condo Project Gets Green Light In Hollywood Despite Pushback From Residents

This comes despite pushback from city residents. About three dozen people signed up to speak during a meeting on Wednesday.

South Florida Venezuelans Express Concerns Over Tensions Between Native Country And U.S.

Tensions continue to rise in South America as President Donald Trump weighs his options in the region.

Broward Neurosurgeon Reflects On Military Service, Lifesaving Mission

"I was deployed once to Iraq, so I spent about six months in Baghdad around 2017-2018, serving there as a neurosurgeon," Dr. Klinger said.

South Florida Immigrants Fear Mass Deportations Amid Trump's Return To Office

Many immigrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti, have been residing in the U.S. under a program called "Humanitarian Parole."

Family Members Speak Out After 4 MDPD Officers Indicted In 2019 Shootout That Left South Florida UPS Driver, Motorist Dead

All four were released on their recognizance per a judge's court order, the Broward SAO stated.

Ella Adler's Family Releases Statement; New Boating Safety Initiative Planned

"The Adler family is grateful for the overwhelming love and support they have received from across the country," the statement began.

Attorney For Boater ID'd As Man Who Fatally Struck 15-Year-Old Ella Adler Speaks Out

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission identified the boat operator in connection to the death of 15-year-old Ella Adler.

South Florida Nonproft That Helps Empower Fatherless Children Makes Miami Proud

Each year the organization hosts its gala for students across several schools.

Fort Lauderdale Woman Suing Universal Orlando Over Rocky Coaster Ride

"I remember it started out going up an incline, and then it just felt like I was out of control," said Clem.

South Florida Haitian Diaspora Rally For End Of Violence In Homeland

"This is the worst it's ever been," said Gepsie Metelus, Executive Director, Haitian Neighborhood Center "Sant La."

'Black History Project' Teaches Black History Outside Of The Classroom

Florida law dictates that Black history must be taught in Florida schools. How it's to be taught changed last summer.

Group Of Prominent South Florida Cuban Americans Support Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas

"Many of us believe that this is more of a political statement," said former Miami-Dade Mayor Alex Penelas.

NAACP, Public Defender Call For Accountability After Inmate Deaths At Broward Jails

"The alarming number of deaths and distressing incidents within Broward County jails demands swift actions," Marsha Ellison said.

Parkland Shooting Victims' Families Led US Education Secretary On Tour Of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High

Debbie Hixon said as hard as it is to keep coming back to the building, you can't make a change unless you show up to the table.

Slain FSU Professor Dan Markel's Mother Speaks About Son's Death And Effort To Honor His Memory

My son became known as the slain professor in Florida, and I became known as the mother of the slain professor in Florida," Markel said.

Two Miami Businessmen Want City To Oust Commissioner Joe Carollo

Carolla was accused of orchestrating a vendetta against the businessmen because they supported a rival candidate for political office.

Exclusive: Victim Speaks Out After South Miami Purse Snatchers Strike Again

A Fort Lauderdale woman is speaking out after she says purse snatchers from South Miami have victimized her as well.

South Florida Family Wants Loved One Held By Hamas Home

It's the New Year, but one South Florida family says they're still stuck in 2023 as their loved one is still held captive by Hamas.

Chatty Robot Helps Seniors Fight Loneliness Through AI Companionship

"It's entertaining. You can actually talk to her," said Loaiza, 81, whose ElliQ in suburban Fort Lauderdale nicknamed her "Jellybean."

North Bay Village Renter Concerned About Ceiling Damage Caused By Rain

South Florida had strong winds and rain all day Saturday. Faria said he noticed bubbles in the wall but did not pay much attention to them.

"They Need To Pay Us," Healthcare Workers Protest "Pattern Of Disrespect" From Employer

"Every Friday, we got to run to the bank like we're some criminals to cash our checks, and sometimes when we get there, there's no money."

Fort Lauderdale Mobile Home Park Residents Ordered To Leave, Prompting Anger And Concern

The eviction letter said residents who are current with their rent for space to park their home in the park qualify for incentive payments.

Jewish Group Rallies In Coral Gables, Calling For Israel To Call Off Attacks In Gaza

The demonstrators gathered outside of Scott's Coral Gables office to deliver a letter that asks him to support a ceasefire.

Miami Dolphins Spread Message Of Acceptance, Inclusivity During Visit To Local School

The Miami Dolphins are spreading a message of acceptance during a visit to Madison Middle School in Northwest Miami-Dade.

Victim's Sister Speaks Out After MDPD Releases Video In Shooting Of 30-Year-Old Man

New surveillance video released by police shows that truck driving by the home and shows one man running after it and firing back.

Plans For Pickleball Courts At Snyder Park Stir Outrage Among Some In Fort Lauderdale

The deal was made official last year, but after 1,000 residents signed a petition city officials agreed to hear their concerns.

Miami Proud: Students Learned Valuable Lessons By Giving Back To Community Over Summer

"At first it was for college, but I ended up thinking after orientation that this could change my life and it did," said Steven Goetz.

Off-Duty Officer Says He Didn't Know Where Shots Fired From During Parkland Massacre

The officer described how he mistook gunshots for fireworks before realizing what was happening and approached unarmed in the 2018 massacre.

Brother Of Miami Business Owner Plans To Take Victim's Body 'Back Home' To Israel

There is now a makeshift memorial with flowers outside that business, which remained closed on Thursday.

South Florida Couple Has Trouble Finding Affordable Insurance As Rates Rise Ahead Of Hurricane Season

Citizens, the state-backed insurance program, has been canceling policies and raising rates.

Good Samaritan Recounts Helping 15-Year-Old Victim Of Hollywood Broadwalk Shooting

"All hell broke loose and kids started scattering and running. I did what I had to do," Bennett said.

South Florida Mom Pushes For Swimming Lessons After Child Drowns

Casey McGovern started advocating for water safety after her 19-month-old daughter Edna Mae drowned back in 2009.

Dozens Rally For Immigrant Worker Representation In Homestead

Dozens gathered outside Homestead City Hall Monday to rally for representation for immigrant workers in South Florida.

Families Continue To Struggle After Historic Fort Lauderdale Flooding

"It was surreal. Like living in a movie. You never think it will happen to you," displaced homeowner Tara Hardy said.

Drivers Frustrated, Unable To Find Gas Or Face Long Lines When They Do

Relief is on the road for drivers trying to fuel up.

Family Speaks After Twin Brothers Die After Being Pulled From NW Miami-Dade Lake

They spoke with CBS News Miami with the help of a translator, just a day after their 13-year-old twin sons, Alex and Andrew Paul, drowned.

Amid Possible Indictment, Trump Supporters Rally Outside Mar-A-Lago

"My shirt says you don't like me and that's okay," Gutierrez said. "What that's saying is we have to work out our differences."

Father Of Slain Parkland Student Joaquin Oliver Arrested During House Subcommittee Hearing On Gun Rights

Manuel Oliver, the father of Joaquin Oliver, was pinned to the floor and handcuffed before he was taken into custody.

"We Do Not Want Spring Break" Miami Beach Mayor Gelber On Yearly Chaos And Violence

"We don't ask for spring break in our city. We don't want spring break in our city," Gelber added.