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Miami rings in 2023 with fireworks, music at Bayfront Park
CBS News Miami will be streaming Bayfront Park NYE fireworks show Saturday night
Ring in 2023 at these South Florida New Year's Eve events
The weather is supposed to be gorgeous around midnight with temperatures in the low 70s
Bayfront Park readying for big New Year's Eve bash
Nicole Lauren reports there will be six hours of live music, a countdown to midnight, and a 15-minute fireworks display.
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South Florida spots to ring in 2023
Nicole Lauren says from Miami to Fort Lauderdale, there's something for everybody
New Year's Eve at Bayfront Park is one of South Florida's biggest parties
Nicole Lauren reports tens of thousands of people will ring in the new year at their annual concert and fireworks show.
Big Apple readying for massive New Year's Eve party
Jarred Hill reports thousands will pack Times Square to ring in the new year with the famous ball drop.
Keep it safe if you plan to ring in the New Year with fireworks
In 2021, there were about 11,500 related fireworks injuries, more than 1,100 involved sparklers
Safety stressed over New Year's fireworks
Fireworks can be a lot of fun when used safely, but they can also cause serious property damage, severe injury, and even death.
Miami's New Year's Eve bash at Bayfront Park
We will be streaming Miami's Bayfront Park NYE fireworks show Saturday night beginning at 11:45 p.m.
Tips to keep your pet safe during New Year's Eve celebrations
Miami-Dade's Animal Services sees an increase in lost dogs being brought to the shelter during this time of year
Airbnb bans some booking to crackdown on wild New Year's Eve parties in Miami
The company said its anti-party initiative is meant to support both its hosts and their neighbors
Hundreds Attend South Florida Celebrations To Ring In New Year
South Florida celebrations to ring in the new year went on despite the recent surge in Omicron cases throughout the region.
'We Will Take You To Jail': FHP, Law Enforcement Crackdown On Holiday Weekend Drunk Drivers, Boaters
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South Florida Celebrations To Ring In The New Year
While the rise of the neon Big Orange on side of the Intercontinental Hotel in Miami this year has been canceled, other celebrations will happen to ring in the new year
Hot New Year's Eve With Record-Tying Temperatures Through Weekend
Steamy New Year's Eve with record-tying temperatures in South Florida this Friday afternoon.
Key West New Year's Eve Features Pirate Wench, Drag Queen Drops
New Year's Eve partiers seeking a warm-weather celebration can find it in Key West where, in a lighthearted takeoff on New York City's famed "ball drop," plans call for the "drop" of a drag queen perched in a supersized high-heeled shoe.
Near Record Heat To Kick Off 2022, Cold Front Expected Late This Weekend
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Heading Out To Ring In 2022? Here's How To Stay Safe On New Year's Eve
Big street parties are the plan in Miami and Fort Lauderdale for New Year's Eve, many wanting to get out and celebrate.
South Florida New Year's Eve Events Still On Despite Omicron Surge
To go out or stay in this New Year's Eve? That is the question.
Bobby Bones And Rachel Smith To Host And Co-Host 'New Year's Eve Live: Nashville's Big Bash' On CBS
CBS Special 'New Year's Eve Live: Nashville's Big Bash' will be hosted by radio and TV personality Bobby Bones and co-hosted by Entertainment Tonight's Rachel Smith.
Key West New Year's Eve Features Early 'Drag Queen Drop'
A female impersonator "dropped" in a giant replica of a high-heel shoe at a Key West entertainment and hotel complex Thursday night to mark the beginning of 2021.
Farewell 2020: South Florida Rings In New Year
South Florida was ready to say bye to 2020.
New Year's Celebrations, South Florida Cities Worried About Tightly Packed, Maskless Partying
The pandemic is changing the way many people will ring in the new year.
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