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As part of a national effort, celebrities are taking over classrooms and raising awareness about our amazing educators.

Giving thanks to our educators: Celebs take over classrooms

Police in Opa-locka are looking for two people following a shooting at the Chavez Distributors Supermarket.

Large police response in Opa-locka

You've heard of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but some forget Small Business Saturday. Small Business Saturday is about supporting local businesses. Wynwood business owners say shopping local goes beyond supporting them.

South Florida business owners stress importance of Small Business Saturday

A former Miami Beach Commission candidate is behind bars on a domestic battery charge.

Former Miami Beach Commission candidate facing domestic battery charge

Trish Christakis says Lyle is just one of four standout South Florida football players to make the final cut and the competition is tight.

Nat Moore Trophy Finalist: Jordan Lyle, St. Thomas Aquinas High School running back

Austin Carter reports on Sunday, Florida gas prices averaged $3.03 a gallon.

Gas prices hit three year low, according to AAA

CBS News Miami Sports anchor Mike Cugno and sports reporter Trish Christakis introduce you to the award finalists and to Nat Moore himself during the trophy preview show.

Nat Moore Trophy Preview Show

CBS News Miami's chief meteorologist Ivan Cabrera's weather outlook for South Florida.

NEXT Weather forecast for Monday 11/27/23 11PM

Thanks to Nickelodeon Our World, UNICEF and Jack and Jill of America, a Miami-Dade teen got to spend the day at CBS News Miami.

CBS News Miami gets a "kidcaster" for a day in honor of World Children's Day

Miami-Dade Police spokesperson Alvaro Zabaleta talks about the fatal shooting involving police in SW Miami-Dade on Wednesday afternoon.

MDPD police spokesperson on SW fatal police-involved shooting

The City of Miami Gardens Police Department held a special traffic enforcement. Dozens of drivers were pulled over but were spared a ticket.

Dozens stopped by Miami Gardens police, get turkeys instead of tickets

Airports across the country are expected to be extremely busy Wednesday, ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

Thanksgiving holiday travel kicks into high gear

On this week's Facing South Florida:

We are hearing for the #first time from the #judge who sentenced Tristin Murphy to state #prison for rolling his pickup into a pond next to the #charlottecounty #jail.

Two months after that sentencing, Tristin killed himself on a prison work detail by taking a #chainsaw to his throat. Tristin’s story was the focus of the #cbsnewsmiami #documentary “Warehoused: The Life and Death of Tristin Murphy,” which highlighted how the #criminaljusticesystem #fails to properly treat #people with #mentalillness.

CBS News Miami's Jim DeFede and the retired judge talk specifically about the Tristin Murphy case, as well as how #jails and #prisons have become warehouses for the mentally ill and that treatment is virtually non-existent.

In keeping with the theme of this week’s program, Jim and State Senator Jennifer Bradley discuss #mentalhealth and the #criminaljustice system.

Guests: Scott Cupp/Ret. Judge, Charlotte County; State Sen. Jennifer Bradley – (R) 6th District

Facing South Florida: 'Warehoused' Judge. One-on-One with State Sen. Jennifer Bradley.

An investigation into claims that State Representative Fabian Basabe made repeated and unwanted sexual advances on two of his former staffers failed to find "any evidence, direct or circumstantial," that he violated state policies, but noted that Basabe "likely should exercise better judgment regarding observing the delicate margins between the personal and professional with his subordinates (and their friends) in the future."

Report: No evidence Basabe sexually harassed staff