FL 'Justice For J6' Rally Supporting Capitol Rioters Canceled

Defenders of the U.S. Capitol rioters canceled plans to rally in Eastern FL, Sebastian police said. Rallies planned in other U.S. cities.

Debate Starts Over What To Do With Property Where Champlain Towers South Once Stood

A court hearing was held Wednesday to start the conversation about the beachfront site’s future.

Unemployment Rate Improves In Miami Area: Feds

The unemployment rate in Miami-Dade County is higher than the Florida average.

Poetry Lights Up "Opa-locka Light District"

Poems written by Opa-locka residents are lighting up the city's streets, helping with street safety and giving voice to residents.

Community Partners Visit Overtown Police Museum

Greater Miami and its beaches are among top destinations in the U.S., but there are plenty of things to experience far from tourist traps.

A Hero Of The Surfside Tragedy

Thursday, June 24, started off like any other day for Miami-Dade firefighter and paramedic Oliver Samy.

Former Miami-Dade Commissioner Esteban Bovo Officially Running For Mayor Of Hialeah

“We start in what I would consider a dialogue with the residents of the city of Hialeah. We are a city that is very dynamic."

FMU Fights For Its Future While On Probation For Noncompliance Of Accreditation Standards

Florida Memorial University was placed on probation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

$99 Million In Rental Assistance For Floridians Returned

The money was returned to the Department of Economic Opportunity to be repurposed for other pandemic-response programs.

Miami City Commission To Meet July 8

The session begins at 9 a.m.

With Storm Threat Looming, State Emergency Managers Coming Up With Contingency Plans

Regardless of what's happening in the tropics, the weather has already been a problem.

President Biden Speaks Following Surfside Visit: Watch Recap

President Joe Biden spoke publicly Thursday after meeting with crews and families of those missing following the Florida condo collapse.

'Never Give Up Hope': Biden Consoles Surfside Families

The president traveled to Florida to meet with rescue crews and relatives of those missing a week after the beachfront condo collapsed.

Pillar Awards Honor Business Execs And Upcoming Leaders

The procession of this year's Community Pillars was led by West African drums and a standing ovation; black business leaders were honored.

$5.7 Million In Scholarship Money For Wilson's Boys Awarded In Miami Gardens Ceremony

COVID-19 didn't stop students from the 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project from reaching for greatness and realizing dreams of moving on.

Black Americans Seek Freedom On July 4

For Black Americans, Independence Day is a challenging holiday to observe; some Miami residents offer up views.

Surfside Building Collapse Draws People Together

Surfside residents awoke to a horrifying rumbling just after midnight last Thursday.

Miami-Dade Mayor Assembling Team Of Experts To Enhance County's Building Safety

She said she is bringing together a team of experts in areas including engineering, construction, and soil analysis.

WEB EXTRA: President Biden Signs Bill In Law Making Pulse Nightclub A National Memorial

A gunman killed 49 people and wounded 53 others inside the Orlando, FL nightclub.

CBS4's Eliott Rodriguez One On One With Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz

Surfside is part of Rep. Wasserman Schultz's district.

President Biden Declares State Of Emergency In Florida After Surfside Condo Collapse

He’s ordered federal assistance from FEMA and the Department of Homeland Security to help state and local responders at the scene.

Miami-Dade County Ahead Of Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

Here is how the Miami area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.

Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo Says He Wishes He Was Invited To White House For Gun Violence Roundtable

CBS4's Austin Carter shares the reactions from Acevedo and Miami-Dade Police Director Freddy Ramirez.

New Miami-Dade Transportation & Public Works Director Looks Ahead

Eulois Cleckley, the incoming CEO of the Miami-Dade Department of Transportation & Public Works, talks about transportation equity.

Victory Against Elder Abuse In Shirley Gibson Case

Amid Elder Abuse Prevention Month, 3 arrests have been made in connection to the real estate fraud scheme that targeted a West Grove native.

Local Racial Equity Efforts Receive $1M Infusion

The Miami Foundation awarded an additional $1 million in grants from its Racial Equity Fund to 19 Black-led and Black-serving organizations.

YWCA Racial Justice Efforts Catapult A Century

YWCA South Florida honors its commitment to fight racial and economic injustice, planning construction of a “Social Innovation Village."

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Joining Others From Around Nation To Discuss Rise In Violent Crime With President Biden

"I want to learn about programs that are effective. And I want the federal government to support us.”

Miami City Commission Meeting Set For June 24

The session begins at 9 a.m.

CDC's Cruise Safety Regulations Thrown Out By Federal Court, Delivering Victory For Gov. Ron DeSantis

“The CDC has been wrong all along, and they knew it. The CDC and the Biden Administration concocted a plan to sink the cruise industry."

South Florida Lawmakers Calling On Governor To Reconsider Plan To Send Law Enforcement Resources To Border States

DeSantis defended his decision to send law enforcement officers from across the state in response to the border crisis in Texas.

Miami Street Officially Named For Heat Legend Dwyane Wade

The prestigious honor was given to Wade in February by the City of Miami, but County Commissioners also had to approve it.

South Dade Alphas Hosts Vaccine Pop-Up Saturday

The fraternity's effort is to increase the availability of COVID-19 vaccines in underserved areas.

Albert Dotson Sr., Receives Emotional Send-Off

Family, friends and countless admirers said goodbye to a South Florida trailblazer last Thursday.

Library Branch Saved By Jackson High Students

A group of recent Miami Jackson Senior High School graduates have managed to delay a shutdown of the 58-year-old Allapattah Branch Library.

Lawmakers Cycle To Combat Vaccine Hesitancy

Local elected leaders rode through town on their bicycles Sunday, June 13, with representatives from VAX305 and Break the Cycle.

Florida Board Of Education Bans Critical Race Theory

Frazier called it a "Republican political propaganda campaign," adding teachers need "to be able to teach the truth" about slavery.

Opa-Locka "Runs Against Guns" Gets People Moving

A community run to promote health and safety was held early Saturday morning, June 12, in Opa-locka.

Top 14 Ways To Celebrate Juneteenth In Miami

Juneteenth will be celebrated like never before this year across Miami-Dade, with several events scheduled.

Miami Beach To Appeal Judge's Ruling On Cut Off Time For Alcohol Sales

Commissioners voted to ban sales from 2 a.m. to 5 a.m. in the city’s entertainment district in an effort to curb the recent rowdy behavior.