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ESPN's College GameDay will have a surprise guest for its 2025 national championship coverage.

There’s something magnetic about a truly hidden bar. It’s not just the cocktails; it’s the feeling of stepping off the sidewalk and into a different time—where music hums low, glassware catches the light, and conversation actually matters. 9 Feet Under brings that feeling to Miami-Dade with a speakeasy experience...

Bronx rapper Dthang, who is signed to French Montana, has reportedly been arrested on drug charges in Miami. The 23-year-old appears to be charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, shooting or throwing a deadly missile, discharging a firearm in a recreational area, and criminal mischief. Court...

Despite the allure of South Beach and the rhythm of downtown Miami, many fans want to stay close to Hard Rock Stadium for the big game on Monday. Bookings for short-term rentals, an alternative to traditional hotels, are filling up in Miami Gardens, according to a firm that analyzes the hospitality data. While Miami...

On November 7, around 11 p.m., Anna Kepner died on a Carnival cruise ship, travelling from Miami, Florida. She was travelling with her family and was a high school student of Central Florida, set to graduate this year. In the days since her death, there has been a lot of...

A Miami man is facing charges after he allegedly beat his 10-year-old son with a hanger and extension cord, police said. Devon Foster, 30, was arrested Wednesday on a charge of aggravated child abuse causing great bodily harm, Miami-de jail records showed. According to an arrest report, Foster's son said...

As Miami prepares to play Indiana for the national championship, a decade-old photo has turned into one of the week's best full-circle moments, and former Hurricanes coach Mark Richt explained the story behind it.

Chip Patterson joins Mike Cugno and CBS Sports HQ to talk about Miami earning the right to be viewed as more than an underdog story.

The incident was captured on video after the robot sat motionless on the tracks for several minutes

MIAMI — Some of Miami’s young, talented musicians will take center stage at the 49th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade in Miami. Monday’s parade along Northwest 54th Street will feature a strong lineup of marching bands representing elementary, middle and high schools from across the city.