Our 'Topsy Turvy' World Through The Lens Of CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano
If you feel like your world has been turned upside down during the coronavirus crisis, you are not alone.
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If you feel like your world has been turned upside down during the coronavirus crisis, you are not alone.
We all need more positive moments in this trying time and some folks with big names, and big followings, are turning the tables and delivering us good news literally and figuratively.
With so many people spending so much time at home, the key to not going stir crazy is coming up with things to do to pass the time. There are plenty of ways to avoid surrendering to anxiety, boredom and a whole host of negative emotions including putting together a puzzle.
It's safe to say that most of us right now are experiencing some level of stress and anxiety during this time, some of us more than others.
While most of the state and the nation remains closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Florida Lottery is still open and running, even though offices are closed.
Miami police dispersed crowds violating social distancing guidelines during David Guetta's relief concert in Miami on Saturday, but they missed one and the video posted on social media has some people very upset.
One of the many ways people are passing the time while abiding by stay-at-home orders is by playing music and our own CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano is an accomplished musician on various instruments and an amazing editor. Watch his latest compilation above titled "Distractions."
Ultra in Miami may have been canceled, but on Saturday night, producer and DJ David Guetta put on a big show outside of Icon Brickell and the W Brickell.
Some of the top artists and health experts in the world will come together for "One World Together at Home," a cross-platform global special that will celebrate and support health care workers and all the on the front lines as well as the World Health Organization as they all fight against the Covid19 pandemic.
They're packing up and rolling out of Estefan Kitchen in the Miami Design District, taking 500 free meals daily to health care workers and first responders.
The Tiger King is in Miami, sort of. There is now a mural of controversial big cat wrangler Joe Exotic in Wynwood. Seems a fitting place since the exotic animal park he used to own is located in Wynnewood, Oklahoma.
From big-name celebs to your average Joe, many are revealing some hair-raising experiences on social media since the stay at home orders took place.
Miami's premiere performing arts venue, the Adrienne Arsht Center, has gone virtual and launched new programming called Arsht@Home to keep you connected with the arts from your home.
'Survivor' and 'The Amazing Race' will each air new episodes in mid-May.
To let everyone know that we are "in this together," the Miami Police Department hosted a virtual concert Saturday night to connect with residents during the coronavirus crisis.
