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Miami-Dade County, Florida — Three South Florida restaurants have landed on this week’s “Dirty 30” list after state inspectors documented 30 or more violations during single inspections, raising concerns about food safety, sanitation, and facility maintenance. The inspections, conducted at establishments in Hialeah, Do

Outgoing Miami Police Chief Manny Morales spoke exclusively with CBS News Miami on his final weekday on the job, saying he will cherish his service to the city "until my last breath."

The measures include allowing Cubans living abroad to invest in the country and giving state-owned companies greater access to foreign currency markets.

Jefry Julian Chaucanes Vasquez MONROE COUNTY, Fla. – A 23-year-old man from Miami Gardens was...

When you ask Miami residents about who the worst drivers are, most will give you the same answer: Miami drivers. Turning signals are treated like a weakness, highways feel like a constant battle and a yellow traffic light is a sign to accelerate. If we’re being real, driving in the city is an extreme sport.

A sky-high sale at Faena House just dropped another trophy pin on Miami Beach's condo map. A 10th-floor residence in the ultra-luxe tower on Collins Avenue changed hands for $20 million this week, a reminder that top-tier beachfront product is still moving even as cooler air settles over other corners of the housing ma

The summer is often thought of as sun, sand, and turquoise water in South Florida, but one tourist’s recent visit to Miami Beach was quite different. A video showing the tourist’s dismay at the current condition of the shore is going viral, as the beach is not being highlighted for the image that people usually portray

Extra traffic is expected to impact PortMiami on Saturday, June 13 due to multiple ships and World Cup festivities nearby. Police Issue Cruise Port Traffic Warning as World Cup Festival Hits Miami

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin expands his multibillion-dollar Miami footprint with new residential and parking developments, after clashing with New York's mayor.

For two years, owners at Solaris at Brickell Bay watched a single buyer quietly acquire units in their 22-story tower and tried to figure out who was behind it. The purchases came through a series of anonymous Delaware LLCs, each buying individual units in all-cash deals. The shell companies shared a registered agent w