Justices OK Lawsuit Over False Bank Robbery Report
The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday cleared the way for lawsuits by people who get injured because of "reckless" false reports about criminal activity.
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The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday cleared the way for lawsuits by people who get injured because of "reckless" false reports about criminal activity.
Call it the Leaning Tower of SpaceX.
The Miami Dolphins' home stadium has been undergoing some major renovations in 2016.
Making his first court appearance, former Palm Beach Gardens cop Nouman Raja stood in jail clothes facing charges that he killed 31-year-old drummer Corey Jones last October.
As questions remain regarding the death of embattled Opa-locka city commissioner Terrence Pinder in a high-speed crash last week, CBS4 News has obtained search warrants issued in mid-March for investigators to confiscate several items at his apartment.
A triple shooting overnight in Miami has left a teenager dead, two children hurt, and a family demanding answers.
Self-checkout terminals in retail stores are the latest target for criminals that use tiny devices called skimmers to steal credit card information.
Miami is getting a presidential visitor on Friday.
House Speaker Paul Ryan endorsed Donald Trump Thursday as Hillary Clinton warned Trump as president would endanger the United States.
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbird pilot who crashed following a flyover met with President Barack Obama shortly after ejecting safely into a Colorado field.
Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton tore into Donald Trump's stance on foreign policy arguing that "we cannot let him roll the dice with America."
This is the week when school is over and football prospects all over South Florida start to head out to events throughout the state and the southeast.
Zoo Miami is excited to be celebrating the 50th birthday of the largest and one of the most iconic animals in the zoo's history! Dalip the male Asian elephant.
A rare pair of tiger cubs have made their way to South Florida.
The manual for the staff at Trump University events was precise: The room temperature should be 68 degrees. Seats should be arranged in a theater-style curve. And government prosecutors had no right to see any documents without a warrant.
