CBS News Miami Exclusive: Miami Lakes woman says same 2 dogs return to kill her cats
A beleaguered Miami Lakes homeowner says the same two dogs returned to her home last month to kill one of her precious cats.
Drivers frustrated, unable to find gas or face long lines when they do
Drivers said they were either unable to find gas altogether or faced long lines when they did.
Coral Springs private school adminstrator accused of sexual misconduct
Tracy Smith was the Head of School at the Xceed Preparatory Academy
279 homes suffer major damage in Fort Lauderdale neighborhood
Record rainfall of more than 25 inches last week in Fort Lauderdale lead to flooding that caused major damage to 279 homes in the Edgewood area, according to a city spokeswoman.
What now? Fort Lauderdale residents hit hard by flooding share stories
A tour of one some of the areas hit hardest by flooding shows hundreds of homes that have been inundated after more than 25 inches of rain fell on Fort Lauderdale this week.
Miramar's newest Police Chief Delrish Moss says he wants to strengthen relations with the community
Moss said his department will look at ways to deal with problems before they become criminal issues
Men accused of stealing nearly a million dollars worth of McArthur Dairy milk
They've been charged with grand theft and organized scheme to defraud
Trump to surrender to criminal charges, supporters speak out
Former President Donald Trump, who faces multiple election-related investigations, will surrender to face criminal charges stemming from 2016 hush money payments.
Lolita set to be returned to her 'home waters' after life at Miami Seaquarium
A host of dignitaries officially announced a deal to send Lolita, a killer orca whale who has been in captivity for at least five decades, back to her "home waters."
Former Miami-Dade Schools Police Chief Edwin Lopez on keeping schools safe
Former school police chief for Miami-Dade schools says a number of innovative steps have been taken to make schools safer.
CBS News Miami Exclusive: Video shows thieves who have hit more than 20 stores, police say
South Miami Police tell CBS News Miami that new surveillance video shows four thieves who have victimized more than 20 stores in Miami-Dade in the past six months.
CBS News Miami Exclusive: Suspects sought in Coral Gables distraction thefts
A discouraged owner of a Coral Gables liquor store is speaking out after being victimized by robbers for the 2nd time in a month and a half.
Ultra Music Festival fans will be monitored by high-tech camera network
CBS News Miami is taking you exclusively inside the Real Time Crime Center at Miami Police headquarters where we see how cameras will be monitoring the Ultra Music Festival as police say they are trying to protect concertgoers.
Miami Beach liquor store sales halted as ban kicks in
With only a few hours before they were forced to shut their doors, liquor store owners said they were being singled out.
South Beach residents express safety concerns after 2 deadly shootings
South Beach residents say they are worried about their safety after two deadly shootings occurred last weekend amid an influx of spring break visitors.