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Rain soaks, floods parts of Miami Beach
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Rain soaks, floods parts of Miami Beach
Hallandale Beach taking one of the hardest hits. A woman we talked to says her home is flooded.
CBS4's Kendis Gibson was in Miami Beach where some streets were under water.
The crowd is a fraction of what was seen during this spring break or even previous Memorial Day weekends.
The Hyundai Air And Sea Show returns to Miami Beach Memorial Day weekend.
CBS4's Ashley Dyer reports from Miami Beach ahead of the Memorial Day weekend.
Thousands of people are descending on Miami Beach to celebrate Memorial Day. Business owners are expecting the holiday weekend to be a huge moneymaker, while police say they're out in full swing working to keep everyone safe.
There will be a strong police presence in Miami Beach to guarantee a safe Memorial Day holiday.
You'll see sea life like you've never seen before – giant rays, turtles, sharks and more.
A Miami Beach teacher posted bond and walked out of jail after being accused of possession of child porn.
Once a gem on Miami Beach's North Beach, the former Deauville Beach Resort fell on hard times in recent years.
Caring for and saving our coral reefs will take center stage Wednesday at the ongoing Aspen Climate Conference on Miami Beach.
A first-of-its-kind climate conference is taking place on Miami Beach this week.
If polo is the sport of kings, then Formula 1 could be considered the sport of those with deep pockets, given how much some events surrounding the big race can cost.
As a busy holiday weekend approaches Miami Beach later this month, leaders are focusing on preparation.
The city has recently completed resurfacing the courts, added new lighting and improved drainage. The courts are like new again.
Tortuga isn't the only big event this weekend. Miami Beach pride week is still going strong.
Miami Beach Pride Week festivities culminate this weekend but politics are casting a shadow over this year's celebration due to the state's new 'Don't Say Gay' law.
After assessing the situation and traffic plans, the city of Miami Beach has decided not to declare a state of emergency nor implement a curfew this weekend.
Many said it was unnecessary because the weekend of its implementation was the weekend of the Ultra Music Festival, one that is traditionally a lot less rowdy than other weekends.
Tourists were left disappointed and surprised on the first night of South Beach's midnight curfew.
"You know there is a safety issue, and there has been for a while," Megan Nazari said. "But to be honest with you, I think we're a little bit far removed from what's going on."
In an effort to put the brakes on the rowdy late night, sometimes violent, behavior of the spring break crowds on Miami Beach, a curfew will go into effect this weekend.
Miami Beach commissioners unanimously approved the state of emergency on Tuesday, a move the group says is necessary to control the large Spring Break crowds that continue to flock to the area.
So, now that the City of Miami Beach has issued a state of emergency and implemented a curfew, what does that mean to spring breakers, visitors and residents?
