Sports Agenda For Thursday (5/26/11)
Is it party time in Miami yet? Not quite, but they're starting to get the confetti ready to celebrate being champion of the Eastern Conference.
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Is it party time in Miami yet? Not quite, but they're starting to get the confetti ready to celebrate being champion of the Eastern Conference.
Many kids have dreams of playing professional sports when they get older, but few are ever able to reach that goal, but for one Broward County teen that dream could become a reality.
Battling childhood obesity is not easy, but a program at Miami-Dade College North Campus hopes to change that by educating kids early.
The crew of the space shuttle Endeavour has inspected their ship one last time.
Another round of FCAT scores will be released Thursday. This time, the Department of Education will release third-grade reading and math scores.
There was no decision Wednesday by a Miami-Dade judge on whether pretrial evidence in the case of Miami parents arrested for allegedly beating and murdering their 10-year-old adoptive daughter, Nubia Barahona, to death would be released. Meanwhile, Palm Beach County documents are released to the public.
CBS4 News has learned that authorities have finally arrested a man they have been seeking for six and a half years and who is suspected of gunning down two people in 2004 in what one victim's family then said was an act of jealous rage.
Sports-related concussions are on the rise nationwide, and some startling new numbers may have you re-thinking the decision to tell your injured child to "shake it off" and keep playing.
Among Americans 55 years and older, cases of sexually transmitted diseases are on the rise. The problem is so bad, Medicare may soon add STD screenings as a covered benefit.
The devastating tornadoes that have been tearing through the Midwest come on the heels of other severe weather plaguing states like Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee.
Governor Rick Scott claimed to be the jobs governor and a man of the people when he took office in January. After failing to create jobs, cutting jobs, and passing drastic cuts in his first budget, it's safe to say the people are sick of Rick Scott.
The Heat are trying to steam roll over the Chicago Bulls. In the mean time, 'Champion' is already being steamed on shirts predicting Miami wins the NBA Eastern Conference Championship on Thursday night.
A would-be cat burglar in Pompano Beach took 'breaking and entering' to a new level when he decided to break into a supermarket through its roof.
A day after her child was found wandering the streets of Hialeah, a bond court judge sent the child's mother Jessica Pinon home on house arrest.
The Broward School Board has just hired a firm to begin their nationwide search for a new superintendent after current superintendent Jim Notter leaves office at the end of June.
