Teri Hornstein
Weekend Morning Anchor at WFOR-TV (Miami, FL)
Anchor/Reporter. World traveler. Nature enthusiast. Early riser. Coffee, sports, wine. Miami native. @CBSMiami.✌️
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Teri Hornstein
Man taking care of aging mom struggles to find job: "My bills keep adding up" According to the , with their January 2025 report, about 5.5 million Americans were unemployed but wanted a job, with many facing tough financial choices. For Darrell Webb, 47, the decision to care for his aging mother remains non-negotiable.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Teri Hornstein
The 2025 hurricane season is now underway. With an average of more than 1,200 people moving to Florida each day, many will be experiencing their first season in the state. Two of those people are Joe Rosen and Darlene Turner. The couple got married and moved to West Palm Beach at the end of 2024. From picking mangoes in their backyard to taking their pup to the dog park, they are soaking it all in. Rosen is from Canada, and Turner is from Vermont.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Teri Hornstein |Sergio N. Cándido
A dramatic video shows the terrifying moment a boat exploded near a Fort Lauderdale sandbar on Memorial Day, hurling several people , including two children, into the water in a burst of flames. The video, taken just before 6 p.m. Monday near Lauderdale Marina, captures the boat bursting into fire and victims tumbling overboard. Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue said 13 people were onboard, including a dog. Ten of them, eight adults and two children ages 5 and 7, were rushed to the hospital.
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1 month ago |
kesq.com | Sergio N. Cándido |Anna McAllister |Teri Hornstein
By Sergio Candido, Anna McAllister, Teri HornsteinClick here for updates on this story FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida ( WFOR) - Antonio Rivera was still reeling from the pain when he recounted the harrowing moment his family's holiday outing turned into a nightmare. Rivera, his wife, and their children were among 11 people injured Monday afternoon when a boat exploded near a popular sandbar in Fort Lauderdale.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Sergio N. Cándido |Teri Hornstein
Antonio Rivera was still reeling from the pain when he recounted the harrowing moment his family's holiday outing turned into a nightmare. Rivera, his wife, and their children were among 11 people injured Monday afternoon when a boat exploded near a popular sandbar in Fort Lauderdale. It was Memorial Day, and the family had anchored their vessel near 9th Street, a hotspot for boaters.
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