Doral is latest Florida city to partner with ICE to enforce Trump immigration crackdown | Miami Life

CBS News Miami’s Jim Berry examines the latest on the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, which has made South Florida’s undocumented immigrant community feel uneasy. He speaks with immigration attorney Lizette Sierra to help answer their questions. Also, Berry catches up with CBS News Miami’s Lisa Petrillo about her close-up and personal interview with soccer legend and entrepreneur David Beckham. Meanwhile, in this week’s “Side Hustle,” Berry introduces us to a Miami tire salesman who, during the COVID-19 pandemic, decided to pick up a new hobby. And finally, Berry reminds everyone that there are only days left until people can grab one of Knaus Berry Farm’s legendary cinnamon rolls.

• Apr 17
• 21:28

Side Hustle: Miami tire salesman becomes international artist | Miami Life Extra

This week's installment of "Side Hustle," CBS News Miami's Jim Berry introduces us to a Miami tire salesman who, during the COVID-19 pandemic, decided to pick up a new hobby: selling art to people around the world.

• Apr 16
• 03:10

Should South Florida undocumented immigrants be worried about getting deported? | Miami Life Extra

Following a CBS News Miami report about an undocumented immigrant grandmother who fears deportation following the latest of the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, Jim Berry speaks with immigration attorney Lizette Sierra to help answer questions for the undocumented immigrant community.

• Apr 16
• 05:44

Person of Interest: The architect of NSU's men's history-making basketball team | Miami Life Extra

Miami Life’s “Person of Interest” this week is Nova Southeastern University men’s basketball coach Jim Crutchfield, who’s considered the architect of NSU’s history-making team.

• Apr 9
• 06:18

Deep Dive: Is Florida's child labor bill in the state and kids' best interests? | Miami Life Extra

CBS News Miami’s Jim Berry takes a deep dive into a child labor bill that would allow Florida kids to work longer hours and even overnight shifts. Joining him for the discussion is Daniel Tilley, the legal director of the ACLU of Florida, who explains whether it would be in the state’s and children’s best interest.

• Apr 9
• 05:04

Would new Florida child labor bill be in the best interest of the state and the kids? | Miami Life

In this week’s Miami Life: CBS News Miami’s Jim Berry takes a deep dive into a child labor bill that would allow Florida kids to work longer hours and even overnight shifts. Joining him for the discussion is Daniel Tilley, the legal director of the ACLU of Florida, who explains whether it would be in the state’s and children’s best interest. Also, Miami Life’s “Person of Interest” this week is Nova Southeastern University men’s basketball coach Jim Crutchfield, who’s considered the architect of NSU’s history-making team. Meanwhile, the University of Miami celebrated its 100th anniversary this week and Miami Life gets a history lesson in the turbulent beginnings UM had to overcome to become the nationally renowned school. Plus, Berry shares a sneak peek of next week’s episode and its latest installment of “Side Hustle.”

• Apr 9
• 21:38

A year of unique stories that truly capture what makes South Florida so great | Miami Life

In this week’s Miami Life: CBS News Miami’s Jim Berry celebrates the first anniversary of Miami Life by highlighting some of the best stories from the show that truly capture what makes South Florida so unique. One of the things that makes this place so unique is its people. So, Berry looks back at some of his favorite characters from “Person of Interest” and other segments of shows’ pasts. Also, Berry reshares one of Miami Life’s more unique stories that zeroed in on how one Parkland parent has been coping with an unthinkable tragedy and another about South Florida’s cycling craze. Then, Berry recounts one of Miami Life’s first stops by revisiting the people behind ONLYinDADE – the social media sensation that captures all things Miami. And finally, speaking of visits, Berry looks back at all the local institutions that showcased what it means to be South Florida.

• Apr 2
• 20:36

How public outcry saved Miami Beach cinema after drawing mayor's ire | Miami Life Extra

The O Cinema of Miami Beach survives eviction after drawing the ire of the city’s mayor for showcasing an Oscar-winning documentary that ignited a debate about free speech and censorship. Kareem Tabsch, one of O Cinema’s cofounders, joined CBS News Miami’s Jim Berry to discuss how the public outcry saved the iconic theater.

• Mar 26
• 04:21

Miami Beach cinema that drew mayor's ire survives eviction after free speech debate | Miami Life

In this week’s Miami Life: The O Cinema of Miami Beach survives eviction after drawing the ire of the city’s mayor for showcasing an Oscar-winning documentary that ignited a debate about free speech and censorship. Kareem Tabsch, one of O Cinema’s cofounders, joined CBS News Miami’s Jim Berry to discuss how the public outcry saved the iconic theater. Meanwhile, the Miami Open heads into its final weekend at Hard Rock Stadium. But Berry takes us down memory lane at the tennis tournament’s original home on Key Biscayne. Plus, Berry examines biohacking: the practice of using science, technology and lifestyle changes to optimize your overall health. But, can you really hack your way to a longer and healthier life? Also, if electronic dance music is your thing, then Miami is the place to be! This week is Miami Music Week, which showcases the energy of EDM in its many forms. And finally, Miami is known for many things: the weather, the nightlife, the beautiful crazy people… and also fraud. Berry analyzes a new report from the Federal Trade Commission that suggests the Magic City is the No. 1 place in the country for fraud.

• Mar 26
• 19:31

Federal budget cuts spell doom for Radio and TV Marti. How it impacts Cubans globally | Miami Life

In this week’s Miami Life: A new round of federal budget cuts has spelled doom for Radio and TV Marti, which has been a vehicle to spread pro-democracy messages to the people of Cuba. Former Miami mayor and current Miami-Dade property appraiser Thomas Regalado, who once headed the agency that ran TV Marti, joins CBS News Miami’s Jim Berry to discuss what it means for Cubans living in the U.S. and abroad. Then, Berry introduces us to former Florida State footballer Henri Crockett, who after spending his days in the NFL, poured all of his attention into his hometown of Pompano Beach. As we continue to mark Women’s History Month, here’s a shoutout to a pair of young ladies making a difference in South Florida. And finally, Berry digs up an old Jim’s Jingle to remind us of the feisty Miami Heat president Pat Riley for his 80th birthday.

• Mar 19
• 20:30

A special Jim's Jingle for Miami Heat president Pat Riley's 80th birthday | Miami Life Extra

Miami Heat president Pat Riley turns 80 this week. He's now the cool, calm and collected leader of the franchise that has won three NBA titles. But back when CBS News Miami's Jim Berry was a sportscaster, Riley was known to get hot under the collar. So, Miami Life dug up an old Jim's Jingle to remind us of the feisty Riley.

• Mar 19
• 03:28

Former footballer Henri Crockett pours his attention back into hometown | Miami Life Extra

In this week's Person of Interest on Miami Life, CBS News Miami's Jim Berry introduces us to former Florida State footballer Henri Crockett. Once his NFL days were over, Crockett poured his attention into his hometown to help the next generation.

• Mar 19
• 03:41

How the federal budget cuts on Radio and TV Marti impact Cubans in U.S., abroad | Miami Life Extra

A new round of federal budget cuts has spelled doom for Radio and TV Marti, which has been a vehicle to spread pro-democracy messages to the people of Cuba. Former Miami mayor and current Miami-Dade property appraiser Thomas Regalado, who once headed the agency that ran TV Marti, joins CBS News Miami’s Jim Berry to discuss what it means for Cubans living in the U.S. and abroad.

• Mar 19
• 04:53

What to know as layoffs hit the Dept. of Education, changes coming to S.FL schools? | Miami Life

In this week's Miami Life: It's the topic on the minds of many: amid the news of mass layoffs at the Department of Education, will South Florida schools see an impact? Jim Berry speaks with United Teachers of Dade President Karla Hernández-Mats for a closer look.

• Mar 12
• 18:29

TPS anxiety palpable as some families weigh options, others take legal action | Miami Life

In this week's edition of Miami Life: Temporary protected status is now expiring for millions in the U.S., as some families weigh their options and others now take legal action against the Trump administration.

• Mar 5
• 20:30

Uncertainty hangs above Florida government workers due to Trump and Musk's job cuts | Miami Life

In this week’s Miami Life: Angst and worry among South Florida federal workers grow as President Trump, with the help of billionaire Elon Musk, makes sweeping job cuts. A local union rep discusses the uncertainty that many government employees are facing now. Meanwhile, texting scams are getting out of control! But, there are some tips and tricks on how you can avoid getting ripped off. Also, a South Florida lawyer shares his high-powered passion for exotic cars. And, a University of Miami legend known for his iconic milkshakes is getting honored for his decades-long service.

• Feb 26
• 20:30

Property taxes to be eliminated in South Florida, and beyond? What that means for you | Miami Life

In this week's Miami Life: It's the story making headlines in South Florida and the rest of the state-- a recent move by Governor Ron DeSantis may be part of the process that'll make property taxes a thing of the past.

• Feb 19
• 20:30

Changes coming to one of South Florida's deadliest highways, what can you to stay safe? | Miami Life

In this week's Miami Life: Alligator Alley is among one of the deadliest highways in South Florida, and this week we take a deep dive into the conditions on the road creating challenges for drivers-- and the changes that are coming.

• Feb 12
• 20:30

South Florida home market hotter than ever, so should you buy, rent, or save in 2025? | Miami Life

In this week's Miami Life: To buy, rent, or sell in 2025? Well, experts say the answer may not be so simple.

• Feb 5
• 20:30

Do Americans have an online sports betting addiction that's getting out of control? | Miami Life

In this week's Miami Life: Do Americans have an online sports betting addiction? Some experts are warning of its potentially detrimental effects.

• Jan 29
• 20:30

New immigration order concerns among families across U.S., here's what you should know | Miami Life

In this week's Miami Life: New immigration orders from President Trump have prompted concerns among families across the U.S., this week, we spoke to an immigration attorney on what you need to know.

• Jan 22
• 19:26

Immigration crackdowns to begin, Miami-Dade Sheriff speaks on law enforcement action | Miami Life

In this week's edition of Miami Life: It is the story on the minds of many in South Florida. As Florida Governor Ron DeSantis doubles down on the states involvement in incoming-President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz is speaking on how law enforcement locally will respond, and a host of other issues.

• Jan 15
• 20:30

Major stars look to leave South Florida flagship teams, turnover incoming in 2025? | Miami Life

In this week's edition of Miami Life: It's the news making headlines across much of the sports world-- Heat star Jimmy Butler, and The Miami Dolphins' Tyreek Hill are now expressing their feelings towards playing in the Magic City. Could this be the end for both of them here?

• Jan 8
• 20:30

Christmas time is approaching South Florida, are you ready for the holidays? | Miami Life

In this week's edition of Miami Life: We devote the entire episode to talk all things holiday season in South Florida!

• Dec 18, 2024
• 20:30

To tip, or not to tip? Is tipping culture becoming a problem across South Florida? | Miami Life

In this week's edition of Miami Life: To tip, or not to tip? This week, we talk to three generations of consumers on whether or not they feel tipping culture is getting out of hand.

• Dec 12, 2024
• 19:40

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