Distorted windows replaced free after CBS News Miami investigation
The new owner of Safeguard Windows and Doors upgraded a frustrated customer's windows at no cost after CBS News Miami inquired.
Stranger fixes AC for disabled South Florida man: "I'm thankful"
Wallace Sapp's broken AC unit wasn't repaired for more than a year after a dispute with his apartment complex. Then, one CBS Miami viewer stepped in.
Miami-Dade man resentenced to death row for La Carreta waitress murder
Rafael Andres, 61, had previously been sentenced to death in 2015 for the 2005 murder of Yvette Farinas, but the Supreme Court ordered a new sentencing trial following an appeal.
South Florida clinic helps patients receive treatments they cannot usually afford
The staff files nails, trims cuticles, and scrubs feet without using water, a process designed to help prevent infections in clients with diabetes or fungal conditions.
Broward city looks to cut private contracts for public works maintenance
City staff have proposed cuts to spending on private contractors, aiming to rely instead on internal staff and part-time workers to handle tasks such as filling potholes, painting, and general building repairs.
Miami homeowner faces foreclosure over disputed $55K code violation lien
A Little Havana homeowner and her attorney argue the City of Miami fined her for code violations tied to work completed before she bought the home.
Miami man says landlord won't fix A/C after year-long dispute
Wallace Sapp, a resident of Town Park Village, said his central air conditioning unit is broken, but the complex's management has refused to conduct the necessary repairs.
Argentina fans in Miami Beach celebrate thrilling World Cup comeback
At George's Restaurant, fans draped in sky blue and white stripes filled the establishment, chanting and cheering throughout the match against Egypt.
New Florida law requires sickle cell training for drug prescribers
A new Florida law requires drug prescribers to complete sickle cell training, aiming to improve care and address stigma faced by patients.
Rescue teams from South Florida heading to help Venezuela
The mission to Venezuela is deeply personal for many members preparing to head to Caracas.
Driver arrested after bicyclist killed in Fort Lauderdale hit-and-run, police say
Fort Lauderdale police announced the arrest of Don Janea Smith on Friday afternoon. She is facing a felony charge of leaving the scene of an accident involving death.
Inside look of FBI's safety measures for FIFA World Cup games in Miami
Staff in the room vet leads and monitor online posts, with a primary focus on enforcing the agency's "no-drone zones."
George Pino's emotional outburst during boat crash trial leads to delay
Judge Marisa Tinkler Mendez told Pino to "get ahold of yourself" when he began to cry during court on Monday.
Desperate for World Cup tickets? Brokers warn of social media scams.
With demand for 2026 World Cup tickets skyrocketing, brokers report a spike in scammers targeting desperate buyers on social media.
Florida flood insurance: What it covers and why timing matters
Insurance experts are urging Florida homeowners and renters to secure flood insurance before storms develop, warning that waiting periods can leave properties unprotected.