Miami Beach Commissioners Pass Resolution Cutting Back Last Call On South Beach
Miami Beach commissioners have passed a resolution to not allow alcohol sales past 2 a.m. in the city's entertainment district.
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Miami Beach commissioners have passed a resolution to not allow alcohol sales past 2 a.m. in the city's entertainment district.
Nearly a dozen first responders were honored on Wednesday for going above and beyond this past year.
It's a historic first for the city of Miami Beach. On Wednesday, the city swore in its first female city manager, Alina Hudak.
The two discussed, among other things, the regular session, which just ended, and the upcoming special session on gambling.
After spending more than a million dollars in campaign contributions and hosting elaborate, star-studded fundraisers for Republicans on his mega yacht, Fontainebleau Resort owner Jeffrey Soffer will not be allowed to move his casino license to Miami Beach – at least for now.
Miami Beach Police have arrested a 36-year-old man who they said beat up two tourists near a bus stop bench on Collins Avenue.
A landmark Miami Beach restaurant, closed since 2019, is going to be making a comeback.
Miami Beach Police is investigating an early morning shooting that sent one person to the hospital.
A California man has been charged in a deadly crash on Alton Road Monday morning that claimed the life of one of his passengers.
A VIP tent, a warm ocean breeze, ponies, and riders on the sand mark the return of the World Polo League Beach Polo to South Beach.
A South Florida woman has made it her mission to make the world more accessible to people with disabilities after becoming paralyzed in an accident and now she is bringing that inspiration to Miami Beach.
Last call would come at 2 a.m. for dozens of bars, hotels, and other businesses in Miami Beach's entertainment district if city commissioners adopt an ordinance that would roll back hours for alcohol sales.
On Wednesday, Miami Beach commissioners appointed Alina Hudak as the new city manager, she is the first woman to hold that position in the city.
Thousands have flocked to South Beach to take advantage of the first weekend with no curfew since the pandemic started.
Miami Beach is ending the South Beach curfew put in place weeks ago to avoid spring break chaos.
With more people getting vaccinated, the county curfew being eliminated and travel demand growing, there's a lot of new hope for better months ahead.
The body of a man who disappeared while swimming off Miami Beach with his daughter was recovered Thursday morning.
A good Samaritan has died after trying to save two people from drowning.
A Cooper City woman has been charged in a hit and run on the MacArthur Causeway that sent a man to the hospital.
The South Beach chaos that's come during this year's spring break period prompted an 8 p.m. weekend curfew and causeway closures and for many who live here, they are sick and tired of the bad behavior.
The westbound MacArthur Causeway has reopened after a traffic accident with injuries near Terminal Isle in Miami Beach.
After a tumultuous couple of weeks that saw rowdy crowds and some violence, Miami Beach's Ocean Drive is quiet now and people who live in the area say they hope it stays that way heading into another spring break weekend.
Another long spring break weekend began Thursday and Miami Beach is on alert.
Many South Beach residents are concerned about the chaos on South Beach, but not everyone.
One man who knows a thing or two about Miami Beach and its brand is Bill Talbert, the President and CEO of The Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau. He spoke with CBS4's Marybel Rodriguez about the chaos on South Beach and its possible long term effects.
