Inventive Teacher Gives Disabled Student 'Control'
In an act of love, A South Florida teacher and inventor creates a video game controller to help a student with a skin condition play his X-Box. The product is growing in popularity.
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In an act of love, A South Florida teacher and inventor creates a video game controller to help a student with a skin condition play his X-Box. The product is growing in popularity.
Miami Beach will be alive Saturday during the 3rd annual Miami Beach Gay PRIDE parade and festival. It's billed as a celebration of the strength, beauty, and contributions of South Florida's LGBT Community.
A two-year old boy is in stable condition Friday afternoon after falling from the second floor of a Homestead building.
Police are looking for the person who stabbed and killed a man in the T.G.I. Friday's parking lot in Pembroke Pines early Thursday.
Planning an event at a Miami-Dade County Park just got a whole lot easier. The Miami-Dade Park & Recreation Department is going high-tech and has launched a new online reservation system
A South Florida group and two Broward County Commissioners, along with members of the community, joined forces to protest pill mill operations in Broward County.
Florida's unemployment rate dropped to 11.1 percent in March, down from 11.5 percent in February and the lowest it's been since November of last year, Gov. Rick Scott announced Friday.
Services for disabled people in the state of Florida will not get cut after all. Gov. Rick Scott has lifted his order holding back $30 million for services to in a deal with Florida legislative leaders.
Deputies from the Broward Sheriff's Office have released a composite sketch of a man wanted for beating and robbing an elderly tourist in North Lauderdale.
We'll dive into the Heat's playoff run, plus the Fish take a series from Atlanta, and there's just some wild comments coming out about a guy I profiled on the site the other day, Arkansas quarterback Ryan Mallett.
A rare butterfly in the Florida Keys is the center of a major lawsuit. The Center for Biological Diversity is planning to sue the U.S. government for failing to extend federal protection to the butterfly.
With very little debate and few questions, a bill (SB 1546) that permits expansion of charter schools passed the Senate Budget Committee on Thursday. The bill's next stop is the Senate floor.
A bold plan to allow parents to use state funding to pay for private school tuition, college savings plans, or tutoring cleared its first committee on Thursday.
In this week's Aquatic Adventures, CBS4s Jeff Berardelli lifts off from Biscayne Bay for a high flying adventure soaring above South Florida's impressive sights.
Hollywood Police are investigating four attacks and robberies on the beach side Broadwalk which may be related.
