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'It's not something new:' Cybersecurity experts in Florida stress proactive measures
PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Cyberattacks are happening more often and are getting more expensive. In 2023, 343-million people became victims of some sort of cyberattack. That's according to a report from the Identity Theft Resource Center. These attacks are happening everywhere, including right here in Florida. Last month, the Florida Department...
‘It’s unfair’: Fort Lauderdale residents left on hook for others’ illegal dumping
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Residents in a Fort Lauderdale neighborhood are protesting citations and fines for illegal dumping in an alley behind their homes. The alleyway, located between Northwest Fifth Court and Fifth Street, has been used as a dumping ground for items like construction debris, used motor oil, tires, furniture and roofing material. The list of garbage is endless.
Fort Lauderdale Announces Pre Labor Day Festival with Traffic Changes to Ease Festivities on NE 32nd and NE 33rd Streets
Fort Lauderdale is gearing up for an end of summer celebration with its Pre Labor Day Festival on September 1. Scheduled to unfold within the lively vicinity of North Beach Restaurants and Shoppes, spanning NE 32nd and NE 33rd Streets from A1A west to the Intracoastal, the event promises a festive day out for families and friends alike. Those making plans to attend should be aware of significant traffic modifications.
Commissioner Gabela calls for Omni CRA expansion to address Allapattah's homelessness, blight, and economic decline
Allapattah demands immediate attention as City of Miami Commissioner Miguel Angel Gabela proposes expanding vs. extending the Omni CRA to address critical issues where needed. City of Miami Commissioner Miguel Angel Gabela is on a mission to transform Allapattah, a district he represents, from a neighborhood grappling with severe challenges to a thriving community. His strategy centers around expanding the boundaries of the Omni Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) to encompass Allapattah, a move he believes is crucial for revitalizing the area.
Busch Gardens Confirms Permanent Closure in September, Offers Guests a Chance To Say Goodbye
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay confirmed some sad news today. Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Orlando Resort may steal most of the attention in Florida, but Busch Gardens Tampa Bay is one of the OGs of the state’s theme park scene. Years before Walt Disney started scouting out land for his next project, the park opened in 1959 as a simple brewery tour offering free beer samples, the park was originally called “The Dark Continent” and was designed to give visitors a taste of Africa through animal exhibits and gardens.
Two people and dog rescued from Boca Raton apartment fire
BOCA RATON, Fla. (CBS12) — Two people and a dog were rescued from an apartment fire in Boca Raton on Friday, according to Palm Beach County Fire Rescue (PBCFR). PBCFR says the fire started at 2 p.m. at an apartment on Thames Boulevard in Boca Raton. A bystander told responding firefighters that there were still two people inside, pointing to the upstairs balcony sliding doors.
Man accused of exposing himself to students near middle school in Jupiter
JUPITER, Fla. (CBS12) — A man who was already listed as a "sexually violent predator" was accused of exposing himself to middle school students on Friday. According to the Jupiter Police Department (JPD), its officers and the Palm Beach County School District Police received reports about a man who was sitting in a car exposing himself to students near Independence Middle School.
'Black Men Win Tailgate' event seeks to unite, empower Black men across South Florida
A new community-driven initiative is set to bring together Black men from across South Florida for a day of unity, education, and empowerment. The inaugural Black Men Win Tailgate, organized by the grassroots group Black Men Win Together, in partnership with the South Florida Black Prosperity Alliance, will take place on Sunday, August 25, from 12 noon to 6 pm at Ives Estate Park in Miami, Florida.
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