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Twane Dobard remembers the moment that he knew his life was about to change. It was January 27, 2014. Dobard says his roommate told him that his name and face were plastered on the news and he was being called a person of interest in the stabbing death of a Canadian tourist.
Standardized testing was in a state of disarray throughout the 2014-2015 school year in Florida. Now another issue has led the state to eliminate the requirement of some math assessments from the final course grades.
Citing a recent CBS4 News investigation, the Miami-Dade branch of the NAACP is asking the county commission to form a task force to improve the way citizens can file complaints against the Miami-Dade police officers.
A veteran Miami-Dade Police Sergeant is under arrest, accused of pumping county gas for his private use.
The Red Cross is helping four adults and two children with food, clothing and shelter after they were burned out of a home in North Lauderdale.
A 39-year-old man who was shot twice in the stomach by a car thief is speaking out from his hospital bed about his ordeal, saying the gunman "is an animal."
Miami Dolphins general manager Dennis Hickey and head coach Joe Philbin have been singing the praises of quarterback Ryan Tannehill all offseason.
Miami-Dade Police said they have arrested the man who kidnapped a Florida International University student at a bus stop near the main campus.
Elian Gonzalez, who became the center of an international custody battle that ended with a Miami raid by federal agents and riots, wants to visit the United States and wants the American people to know he loves them.
A homeowner turned the tables on his alleged assailants.
Weaponized vehicles and grenade launchers will no longer be on the supply list from the federal government to local police departments who've been getting them for years including those in South Florida.
A clash over the state's oversight of children's after-school programs is headed back to the Legislature, as lawmakers and agency heads plan hearings for the 2016 session about licensure and background checks.
A charity's mobile kitchen which was stolen and recovered by police is back on the road but looking pretty bland.
Miami Beach Police issued a new policy Monday following a scandal over thousands of offensive emails discovered inside the police department.
