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University Of Miami Fraternity Closed After Allegations Into Drugged Drinks, Disturbing Chants
"It's sick and it's crazy that they are chanting it together," says UM student Patrick McCaslin.
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Miami Gardens Delivers Relief Supplies To Harlem Heights Residents Still Reeling From Hurricane Ian
Miami Gardens is helping those impacted by Hurricane Ian.
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Threats To Miami-Dade, Broward Schools Unfounded, Police Investigate "Swatting" Calls
"It appears to be a hoax. We're getting the same threat at different schools," said Miami-Dade schools police Chief Edwin Lopez.
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Man, 24, Arrested In Killing Of Beloved Miami-Dade Grandmother Known As Miss Liz
A suspect has been arrested in connection with the shooting death last month of a beloved Miami-Dade grandmother.
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Public Meeting Held After Serious Gun Scare At Eugenia B. Thomas K-8 Center
The Miami-Dade School District held a public meeting with parents about the serious scare that happened earlier in the week.
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Dump Truck Rollover Causes Lane Closures On Gratigny Expressway In Hialeah
A rollover on the Gratigny Expressway caused major rush hour delays Friday.
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Memorial Healthcare Nurse Thinks His Hispanic Heritage Fuels His Desire To Help People
A first generation American, Henry Aneyro has been taking care of South Floridians for over twenty years.
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Large Police Investigation Focused On NW Dade Home
A large police investigation overnight into Thursday morning focused on a home in northwest Miami-Dade.
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New Seven Mile Bridge In The Works For Florida Keys
"I told 'em the community will improve. It is going to be better built, more resilient,and they will be a better community in the long run."
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Teen Dead After Fort Lauderdale High School Fall
Police are investigating after they say a student fell to his death at Fort Lauderdale High School.
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Cuban Migrants Make Land Fall On Key Biscayne
More than two dozen Cuban migrants are in custody after coming ashore in Key Biscayne.
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Supply Chain Issues Blamed On Hurricane Ian Put Strain On Miami Diaper Bank
The Miami Diaper Bank could be out of diapers by the end of this week, and much of the problem has to do with supply chain issues.
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Fort Myers NICU Infants Arrive At Memorial Healthcare System
Twenty infants from the NICU in Fort Myers are arriving at Memorial Healthcare System.
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Local Officials Discuss Plans To Mitigate Future Flooding From Severe Storms
CBS4 spoke with city leaders in Miami and Fort Lauderdale on Friday night.
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National Weather Service Completes Surveys Of Tornadoes That Moved Through Broward
the first tornado continued over College Plaza and Pembroke Commons shopping centers causing damage to signs and trees there.
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Closed Due To Ian, Miami-Dade, Broward, Monroe Public Schools Reopened Friday
After getting a two break thanks to what was Hurricane Ian, it's back to school in South Florida and the Keys.
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Monroe County Sheriff's Office Investigating Discovery Of Human Remains In Florida Keys
Clothing and food were also found at the site but it was not clear if that was related to the remains that were found.
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Miami-Dade's Florida Task Force One Sent To West Coast To Assist In Search And Rescue
Dozens of rescuers from South Florida will make their way to the west coast to lend a hand in search and rescue efforts.
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South Florida Efforts Underway To Help Victims Of Hurricane Ian
South Florida non-profits are working fast to get relief to those impacted by Hurricane Ian.
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Zoo Miami To Close Tuesday, Prep For Impacts From Hurricane Ian
In anticipation of heavy rain bands and gusty winds from a passing Hurricane Ian, Zoo Miami will close on Tuesday and Wednesday.
