Boy, 2, accidentally shoots himself with flare gun in Northwest Miami-Dade
The boy's grandfather told CBS News Miami he was cleaning their boat with his father when the flare gun went off.
Stone crab season survives storms; fishermen thrive despite early fears
We are two weeks into stone crab season, and while many commercial fishermen were initially concerned that recent storms would wipe out the season, thankfully, that is not the case.
South Florida voters come out early to cast their ballots
Early voting is well underway in South Florida as many voters begin to cast their ballots for the first time.
Miami Heat holds event for first-time voters in South Florida
Do you remember the first time you voted? You may or may not, but for hundreds of Miami-Dade County Public School students, voting for the first time is a day they will never forget.
Woman injured in NW Dade mobile home fire, dog dies
Three dogs were in the home at the time of the fire and one did not survive.
Miami's Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk Drew Thousands
Volunteers are busy preparing for this year's Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk, set to take place at Amelia Earhart Park in Hialeah.
Breast cancer survivor shares journey, urges women to get screened early
Breast cancer survivor Natasha Santamarina shares her battle with the disease and encourages early screenings.
Man seen on video suspected of stealing 2019 Infinity during test drive
Miami-Dade police are looking for a man they say drove off with a 2019 Infinity from Prado Auto Sales during a test drive.
Rising number of South Florida seniors struggling with homelessness
In South Florida, a rising number of seniors are facing homelessness, with many struggling to make ends meet.
Hurricane Milton threatens to disrupt start of stone crab season, prices likely to rise
As Hurricane Milton looms over South Florida, local businesses, particularly seafood restaurants, are bracing for potential impacts on the start of stone crab season.
alleged prowler caught on camera in Coral Gables
Neighbors told CBS News Miami that he hasn't been successful yet but they're worried he could be.
Florida's west coast evacuees face uncertainty, traffic heading home
Those who fled Hurricane Milton began their journey home, facing heavy traffic and uncertainty.
South Florida teen brings joy of music to underprivileged children
In this week's Miami Proud, we introduce Daniel Barrera, who is bringing the joy of music to underprivileged children.
Miami Beach stands with Israel on year anniversary of Hamas' attack
The city of Miami Beach stood in solidarity with the people of Israel on Monday as they marked the worst day in its nation's history.
Instagram post boosts Firehouse Subs' owner in Hallandale Beach
Tanika Evans is the first Black woman in the country to solely own a Firehouse Subs.