Arctic Front Coming; Record Cold Possible
Good Morning, South Florida! Enjoy the last day of warm and nice weather today, because a powerful arctic cold front is forecast to plow across the Sunshine State on Monday. The rest of your Sunday will feature toasty temps with highs back in the upper-80s. Expect a mix of sun and clouds with a few storms. Light...
WWII veteran celebrates 100th birthday with surprise party at Jackson North Medical Center
NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - There was a surprise birthday celebration honoring a World War II veteran and former City of Miami Police officer who is proving his age is nothing but a number. Archie McKay Sr., who turns 100 on Friday, was surprised by the staff at Jackson...
FBI investigating death after Carnival Cruise ship arrives at PortMiami: officials
A federal investigation is underway after a guest on a Carnival Cruise ship was reported dead on Saturday, officials said. Carnival Cruise Line confirmed in a statement to CBS News Miami that it was working with the Miami office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in the agency’s investigation of the death of a...
Two boats crashed near Key Biscayne’s Nixon Beach. One injured, Coast Guard says
A person was injured after a boat crash near Key Biscayne’s Nixon Beach, officials say. The crash, which involved two vessels around 35 feet, occurred before 4:50 p.m., according to the U.S. Coast Guard Sector Miami. The Coast Guard was notified about the crash from a Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office dispatch. A boat crew...
1-800-411-PAIN founder arrested for allegedly having gun at Miami-Dade high school
The founder of medical and lawyer referral service 1-800-411 PAIN was arrested for allegedly bringing a gun to a Miami-Dade high school over the weekend. Robert Cash Lewin, 59, was arrested Saturday on a charge of possession of a firearm on school property, an arrest report said. The alleged incident...
Update: Chickens trapped by City of Coral Gables vendor
The chicken and rooster caging that occurred on Oct. 29 near University Village at The University of Miami was authorized by the City of Coral Gables. A licensed vendor was hired by the city to cage and relocate the animals to a farm. “This approach ensures the animals are treated...
2 people killed after plane headed to Jamaica crashes in Miami
Two people were killed after a small plane crashed Monday into a lake in a residential area outside of Miami, according to police. The Beechcraft King Air plane departed from Fort Lauderdale at 10:14 a.m. E.T. headed toward Jamaica as part of relief efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, according to a...
Pork vs. Turkey: A Miami Thanksgiving tradition with Cuban flair
In Miami, Thanksgiving takes on a uniquely flavorful twist. While most of America prepares the traditional roasted turkey with cranberry sauce and mashed potatoes, many Miami families, especially those with Cuban roots, are roasting lechon, (a whole pig). The contrast between pork and turkey at the Thanksgiving table...
After graphic messages, man tried to lure 10-year-old girl to Miami workplace, feds say
MIAMI — A man who tried to lure a 10-year-old girl to his workplace to sexually abuse her was instead met by FBI agents on Friday, according to a federal criminal complaint. Investigators said Arjuna Davila Sequeira, 27, engaged in sexually explicit messages with the girl ― and later a federal agent posing as her ―...
Hollywood police seek suspect in string of chain-snatching robberies
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Hollywood police asked for the public’s help Monday in identifying a man believed to be responsible for several chain-snatching robberies across the city. Investigators say the suspect has targeted victims in multiple locations, approaching them without warning and forcibly snatching gold chains...














