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It's no state secret that Americans have been in a battle with the bulge for several years. But a group campaigning against obesity said Tuesday Americans are losing the battle and things are going to get much worse.
During a routine wrestling practice, Deerfield Beach High School veteran wrestling coach Robert Burns had a massive heart attack.
Most of the South Florida restaurants that were closed temporarily by state inspectors since July had problems with roaches, according to the Florida Division of Hotels and Restaurants.
If an automatic two percent cut to Medicare spending goes through, Florida would lose 55,340 jobs by 2021. That news comes from a study released Sep. 12.
Is the King Metal Recycling Plant exposing nearby residents to cancer? That's what county inspectors and County Commissioners Jean Monestime and Barbara Jordan are trying to determine.
A new procedure turns back the clock around our lips and flips that frown around.
Three people were charged with child abuse after a dental clinic operating out of a home left a young girl with disfigured teeth.
Federal officials say ricotta cheese shipped to some Florida retail stores and restaurants is tainted with listeria bacteria and is responsible for 14 illnesses and at least one death.
Stand Up To Cancer is back in the spotlight. The show is returning to prime time this Friday on CBS to raise money for cancer research. So far $180 million has been raised and that's making a big impact for patients like Jeremy Fischer.
Dozens of Northwest Miami-Dade residents are concerned there may be a cancer cluster in their neighborhood, and they believe the source is a nearby metal recycling plant.
A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention could break new ground on concussions suffered by ex-NFL players and the degenerative effects they have on them.
Coral Gables continues to deal with a plant-eating pest with that reproduces rapidly and has no enemies.
Did you know you're not sleeping alone? Millions of mites live in your pillows, your mattress, stuffed animals and even your car.
Has plain old tap water taken a back seat to fancy designer waters? CBS4's Vanessa Borge has the 4-1-1 on H2o.
South Florida is home to the vast majority of U.S. mental health clinics with "questionable Medicare billing", according to a new federal report.
