U.S. Helped Cuban Spy's Wife Get Pregnant
The U.S. government helped the wife of Cuban spy Gerardo Hernandez get pregnant while he was being held in a California facility.
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The U.S. government helped the wife of Cuban spy Gerardo Hernandez get pregnant while he was being held in a California facility.
The county at the center of Florida's gay marriage ban debate is asking a judge to clarify his order allowing same-sex couples to marry.
The Satanic Temple's holiday display, a day after its debut in Tallahassee, has been damaged.
A group representing Florida's court clerks said on Tuesday that counties statewide should not start issuing marriage licenses January 6th to same-sex couples.
A third arrest has been made in murder of a Ft. Lauderdale man whose body was found in a burning building in the Broadview Park neighborhood earlier this year.
One day after the Florida Supreme court ordered that the suspension of Miami Lakes Mayor Michale Pizzi be revoked, his honor is fighting for his old job back.
Keurig is recalling about 7 million single-serve coffee brewing machines.
A majority of Americans say they support the deal to re-open trade and diplomatic ties with Cuba.
A water warning for residents of several Ft. Lauderdale neighborhoods. A sewage leak contaminated waterways in parts of the East Las Olas Boulevard area.
Florida has now surpassed New York as the third most populous state in the country according to new numbers released on Tuesday by U.S. Census Bureau.
The disappearance of a plane carrying hundreds, the fall of an iconic comedian, and the rise of a brutal terror group are just some of the biggest news stories of the year. Here are CBS Local's top ten news stories of 2014.
A judge has ruled that a South Carolina mother who drove her three children into the ocean off Daytona Beach is incompetent and should get psychiatric help.
A Lakeland woman was arrested on Saturday for trying to hire a hitman to kill her husband, deputies said.
Space Florida is trying to land a couple of private companies, including one that could service human flights, by promising to upgrade two launch pads at Cape Canaveral.
As the holiday season gets into high gear, more Americans are expected to take to the roads than ever before. Close to 100 million will hit the highways and byways. If you're one of them, there's new information about which cars may be the safest choices for you and your family.
