Venetian Causeway Closing For Nine Months
On Monday, the busy Venetian Causeway is shutting down for repairs for the next nine months.
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On Monday, the busy Venetian Causeway is shutting down for repairs for the next nine months.
In trying to figure out what makes some hurricanes strengthen into catastrophic monsters, researchers have created a lab that allows them to generate tropical storm conditions with the flip of a switch.
The Cobra's Curse, a spinning roller coaster with a 70-foot descent, is scheduled to open next year at Busch Gardens.
Rocky Mountain National Park is celebrating its 100th Anniversary through September 4. Here's a guide so that you, too, may take part in the festivities.
Tennis is a sport that can be enjoyed by folks of all ages. No special skills are required and learning to keep score is easy at these numerous parks in the South Florida area that have public tennis courts.
Want to explore some of the most historic sites in U.S. history? Check out this list of the top civil war sites in Virginia from Carlo DeVito, author of "Mrs. Lee's Rose Garden."
The Broward Sheriff's Office says one child died and three other children were seriously injured in a Deerfield Beach crash.
A disabled veteran has a brand new bike thanks to the generosity of CBS4 viewers.
Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton rolled into South Florida for a few campaign 2016 fundraiser stops.
Davie and Hialeah police are looking into the deaths of two police dogs that were being cared for by a Hialeah police officer.
A single car crash early Thursday morning left a teenager dead and young man in the hospital.
The City of Key West has a set of new permanent rainbow crosswalks in the heart of the island's LGBT entertainment district.
A rabbi is in trouble with the law, accused of molesting a child and now police are searching for more possible victims.
Google unveiled its next generation of the Android operating system which boasts new ways to get information, more privacy protection and a way to pay merchants.
On his second day in South Florida, President Barack Obama used his annual hurricane briefing to warn about climate change and also made a significant stop before his departure.
