FAA Fires Miami, Knoxville Controllers For Sleeping On Job
The Federal Aviation Administration said it has fired air traffic controllers in Miami and Knoxville, Tenn., for sleeping on the job.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said it has fired air traffic controllers in Miami and Knoxville, Tenn., for sleeping on the job.
A man accused of torching two Miami Beach buildings will spend the foreseeable future in a state psychiatric hospital after a Miami-Dade judge ruled that he was not competent to stand trial.
Miami-area Republican state Rep. Frank Artiles still hasn't moved into the district he represents in the Legislature, according to CBS4 News partner The Miami Herald.
While the official start of the 2011 Atlantic Hurricane Season may be two months away, forecasters are keeping their eye on an area of low pressure brewing out about 460 miles northeast of Puerto Rico.
A House committee easily approved a bill Wednesday that would overhaul the state employee health-insurance system, but the issue hinges on upcoming budget negotiations.
Miramar Police are on the scene of a deadly shooting, and they say the victim's own 2 1/2 year old child is the gunman.
A teenage boy who drowned in a lake at McDonald's Park in Hialeah has been identified.
Brickell residents in need of an extra cup of coffee Wednesday morning have mandatory military training exercises to blame.
The Palm Beach County woman accused of hiring a hit man to kill her husband of six months will face a jury next week.
Several Miami police officers have stepped up to help a Miami brother and sister were who brutally attacked and robbed while walking through a park.
If you've ever wondered how to get help making you neighborhood better, safer, and more free of crime, you might want to consider asking a cop, Wednesday, CBS4 and some South Florida police departments are giving you a chance as police officers take your phone calls as part of Project Broken Window.
The next time you book a flight you'll have a better idea of what it is really going to cost thanks to some new passenger protection rules announced Wednesday by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
A self-described compulsive shopper decides to keep a blog and see if she could go one year without shopping. Could you do it?
A neighborhood "candy man" is accused of sexually abusing a pre-teen boy in Pompano Beach.
