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Miami Beach's new app now allows locals and tourists to see the best things the city has to offer - all at the touch of a screen.
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Miami Beach's new app now allows locals and tourists to see the best things the city has to offer - all at the touch of a screen.
The Seminole Tribe of Florida, which runs some of the state's most popular and most profitable casinos, scored a major victory Wednesday after a federal judge ruled the tribe can keep blackjack tables at its gambling operations.
You probable had them as kids and they were a happy part of you childhood. We're talking about Little People, the tiny tenants of Fisher-Price's house, barn and school bus.
An investigation is underway after a woman was shot to death behind an Allapatah gas station.
Volvo issued a recall of about 79,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. and Canada after they found the front passenger seat belt may not hold people in a crash.
Late-night talk show hosts pivoted from candidate Donald Trump to President-elect Trump, combining punch lines and audience group counseling after the billionaire's defeat of Hillary Clinton.
Move over #MannequinChallenge, there's a new viral video making the rounds on social media. It's called #AndysComing.
A youth pastor from the Orlando area is accused of raping a young girl.
Three men have been arrested and police are looking for a fourth following an undercover sting operation involving a conspiracy to steal a truck loaded with valuable merchandise.
With Election Day and concessions behind us, it's time to look to what's next for the U.S. and President-elect Donald Trump.
On Friday, American will pause to honor and thank all who served in the United States Armed Forces.
Starting Thursday. the latest news from CBS4 is just an ask away through Amazon's Flash Briefings, making local headlines and developing stories easier than ever before to hear from your Alexa-enabled devices.
Welcome to Grille 401 off Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale.
Six more locally acquired cases of the mosquito-borne Zika virus have been confirmed by the state's health department.
Nearly three dozen people have been indicted on various gun and drug charges in South Florida.
