Overtown Music Project Hopes To Revive Its Rich Past
When Phillip Wright Sr. reminisces about his start in the music businesses, he glows his smile widening and his mood becomes excited.
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When Phillip Wright Sr. reminisces about his start in the music businesses, he glows his smile widening and his mood becomes excited.
The 2011 legislative session briefly careened off the track before crashing to an end early Saturday morning amid an intraparty GOP fracas over the nearly $70 billion budget.
A woman accused of stabbing her 12-year-old son was denied bond Saturday morning.
A 31-year-old wife and mother was murdered in front of her three children just days before Mother's Day.
The investigation into a Hollywood city manager centers on the acceptance of gifts through city employees from a garbage company hoping to land a contract with the city, according to CBS4 news partner The Miami Herald.
The company that owns Art Basel Miami Beach is expanding into Asia, specifically in Hong Kong. The company announced Friday that it has signed a purchase agreement with the owners of ART HK - Hong Kong International Art Fair.
Approximately $1 million in equipment is missing from a South Florida school district's bus department, according to auditors. Missing items include computers, laptops and other equipment purchased by the department.
Miami's dining scene has never been better. A look at the tax records will prove it. Miami-Dade in March posted record collections on the 1 percent tax attached to tabs at restaurants and bars on the county's mainland.
Florida lawmakers approved legislation that drastically limits how many classes have to meet the state's class size requirements. The legislation - in an education budget conforming bill passed Friday - also gives schools the ability to exceed those caps by no more than three students in kindergarten through grade three.
Florida legislators adjourned Saturday without an agreement on a tough immigration bill sought by the governor and attorney general to crack down on illegal immigration.
It's a busy weekend in South Florida. From horses and hats to showing mom some love, there's plenty to get ready for this weekend.
Miami-Dade's Homeless Trust, behind schedule on a plan to install 1,000 meters where people can donate to the homeless as part of an anti-panhandling campaign, is counting on a recent vote by Miami commissioners to give the project a boost.
The U.S. Department of Education sent a letter to districts around the country Friday, reminding them that all students - legal or not - are entitled to a public education.
A $12 million award for a Broward man paralyzed when he was hit by a sheriff's deputy speeding to work died with the end of the legislative session Saturday morning.
