Hope and Healing: Community finds home for homeless mother and 4 kids
Imagine being homeless with four children. That’s the harsh reality one Miami mother has been living for more than a year. But as 7’s RobbinRead More
Special Reports
Parking rates hiked up after Hollywood renovation
Parking rates are doubling in one South Florida city six months after a major resort opened. So get ready to pay to park. If youRead More
Genetically altered mosquitos used to fight Zika in Cayman Islands
Researchers in the Cayman Islands believe genetically altered mosquitos they breed can help fight the Zika virus. The Cayman Islands government is documenting the processRead More
Troubling Tail: Trendy swim accessory may be dangerous
Mermaid tails are the hottest new swim accessory, but as fun as they are, they can be very dangerous. 7’s Robbin Simmons has all theRead More
Mold Mystery
A silent killer lurks in many South Florida homes and apartment buildings. One Hollywood woman says she lost the love of her life way toRead More
Fancy Footwork: Footvolley impacts Olympics
Athletes from here in South Florida are making an impact around the world with their love of a unique sport. 7’s Craig Stevens shows usRead More
On The Right Track
Back in May, we brought you a story about a Miami Police officer coaching a group of underprivileged kids — working hard with few resources.Read More
Publix offering groceries to go via Instacart
Either you love grocery shopping or you hate it. If it’s not so fun for you, there’s good news for Publix shoppers: You can nowRead More
Learning from the Land: Homestead farm shows visitors how to grow organic food
Seems like you can find the word “organic” on so many labels and at so many restaurants, but do you really know how that foodRead More
Hacking U: How certified ethical hackers help safeguard data
Hackers steal your personal information and your sense of security. They take millions from innocent Americans every year, but some hackers are now fighting forRead More
