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2020 has been an unprecedented year. Between COVID-19, a contentious election year, controversy surrounding face masks, school re-openings and more, there’s lots to talk about and differing opinions. We want to hear yours. Every day, we will pose a survey question to our NBC 6 viewers and social media followers about pertinent issues facing our community. Be sure to tune…

Hospitals beds are filling up and those on the front lines have growing concerns about how the government is responding. NBC 6 Investigators have the results of an exclusive survey.

As new cases continue to mount, health care workers’ concerns about reaching hospital capacity are growing – so is their lack of confidence in some that are in charge. NBC 6’s Tony Pipitone reports

NBC 6 Investigators surveyed businesses in Miami-Dade and Broward about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and reopening the economy.

NBC 6 Investigators talk with medical professionals on the front lines in South Florida about reopening the economy as part of an exclusive survey.

NBC 6 Investigators talk with medical professionals on the front lines in South Florida about reopening the economy as part of an exclusive survey.

For over a month, the NBC 6 Investigators have been surveying health care professionals about what they’re seeing in South Florida hospitals. NBC 6 Investigator Tony Pipitone looks into what has changed when it comes to protecting themselves.

For over a month now, the NBC 6 Investigators have been surveying health care professionals about what they are seeing in South Florida hospitals. NBC 6’s Tony Pipitone looks into what has changed when it comes to protecting themselves.

The recent cluster of tourist deaths in the Dominican Republic has raised concerns about the safety of international travel. While the specifics behind those deaths are still being investigated, there are some general steps you can take regardless of where you’re traveling to help you and your family stay safe. Attorney Loni Coombs has some advice for staying secure when...

There’s no way to make going through a divorce easy emotionally. There are, however, ways to make the financial and logistical burden involved go more smoothly. Attorney Loni Coombs has some tips for helping to keep the burden of the legal side of a divorce as small as possible.

A giant six-engine aircraft with the world’s longest wingspan has taken off from California on its first flight.

Erik Brunetti’s four-letter fashion brand starts with an “F” and rhymes with “duct.” The federal government calls it “scandalous” and “immoral” and has refused to register the trademark. Brunetti has a different word for his brand and designs: “thought-provoking.”

Idiosyncratic Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk released a surprise rap song about Harambe, the gorilla that was killed by zookeepers after a toddler fell into his enclosure in 2016.

A woman suffered serious injuries and had to be airlifted to a hospital when she was attacked and mauled by three dogs in the unincorporated county area of Anza Saturday.

A sea of people wearing red and chanting “UTLA” swarmed City Hall as thousands of educators and their supporters marched in Downtown LA on Saturday.

A crash involving a bus on the northbound 405 Freeway spilled over onto the southbound 405 Freeway and resulted in closures in both directions of the major Southern California artery Sunday afternoon near the Nordoff Street exit in the North Hills area of Los Angeles.

Law enforcement sources say New York Rep. Michael Grimm is expected to face federal criminal charges as early as next week.

A Sherman Oaks man is expected to be sentenced to more than a year in state prison after admitting to intentionally running over his estranged wife’s Chihuahua in January.

A new survey by Chicago-based CareerBuilder shows that more than 1 in 10 support staff members have stumbled upon information that could cause someone to be fired, and more than half have overheard confidential conversations at work.