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Most people wouldn't image that the airplane they are flying in over the aqua waters of the Caribbean might not have life rafts on board in case the plane had to make a water landing. But the CBS4 I-Team has found the practice could be more common than you think.
The Miami-Dade County Health Department has confirmed a human case of West Nile virus.
Recovering and lucky to be alive, those are the words from an innocent bystander shot and nearly killed during a robbery at a check cashing store near Fort Lauderdale last month.
The Florida woman accused of killing her husband and mother-in-law faces a new charge which carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison.
The Coast Guard showed off a major cocaine bust in Key West Wednesday.
One South Florida group wants to promote the idea that art can be for everyone.
If you use Facebook and were shocked by what you saw when you logged on Wednesday, then you're not alone. That's because millions of users saw something they weren't very familiar with and were confused over the new changes to Facebook.
A proposal to temporarily offer free parking in downtown Hollywood went down to defeat Wednesday afternoon.
The GOP race to face President Obama in 2012 took center stage Wednesday as both Republican frontrunners appeared in Miami Wednesday seeking to solidify their GOP base in the Sunshine State.
Dozens of dogs rescued from a Florida puppy mill will be ready for adoption at the Broward Humane Society by the end of the week.
A mother manatee and her calf are being released back into the wild Wednesday after a successful rehabilitation at the Miami Seaquarium.
Andy Rodriguez, the former Coral Gables High School student, who was convicted of second-degree murder in the stabbing death of classmate Juan Carlos Rivera is scheduled to be sentenced in November.
The FBI has released a photo of a man who pulled a lunch time robbery of a Pompano Beach bank.
One of the richest people in South Florida could be your neighbor. Well, maybe not YOUR neighbor, but the the richest man in Florida does live in Miami-Dade, according to the new Forbes 400 ranking of America's billionaires released Wednesday.
It's a pretty sweet deal linked to thousands of South Florida government jobs. Not only do taxpayers pay for a car for employees to do their jobs, but the let those workers take the car home, meaning taxpayers subsidize their commute. In Hialeah, those days are over, by mayoral decree.
