Aquatic Adventures: Enjoying The Ocean Without Owning A Boat
In this week's Aquatic Adventures, CBS4's Jeff Berardelli takes a closer look at a unique alternative to boat ownership.
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In this week's Aquatic Adventures, CBS4's Jeff Berardelli takes a closer look at a unique alternative to boat ownership.
Andrea Fleary, the Florida Department of Children and Families caseworker fired for allegedly botching the investigation the Barahona family abuse case, believes she did everything she could to investigate the charges.
A Pompano Beach woman enthralled with the chance to share $3 million in lottery winnings instead lost more than $80 thousand to some smooth con-artists who found a new victim for an old scam.
A teenager who admitted to fatally stabbing his 62 year old neighbor more than 100 times and stole just $34 will spend the next three decades in jail under a plea deal made with prosecutors.
At the Claude Pepper Federal Building in downtown Miami Friday citizens and federal employees expressed anxiety and anger over the prospect of a shutdown of government at midnight if Congress can't reach agreement on a budget.
The 911 calls and police video of Gloria James, LeBron James' mother, inside the Miami Beach Police Department when she was arrested was released Friday.
While much of the focus on a potential government shutdown has focused on government employees; the shutdown also runs the risk of having far-reaching impacts economically.
Broward County residents will have a chance to receive free exterior latex paint Sunday as part of a waste and recycling collection program.
Interstate 75, between Griffin Rd. and Sheridan St. in Broward County, reopened late Friday morning following an accident between two semi trucks that led to one of the driver's being struck and killed after he survived the first crash.
The Nautica South Beach Triathlon is set for this Sunday and that means traffic headaches can be expected in and around downtown Miami and in Miami Beach.
As the hours tick away towards a shutdown of the federal government, neither side is willing to give in and everyone from employees at Everglades National Park to South Floridians waiting for tax refunds stand to lose in the battle.
Firefighters tested the suspicious white powder, along with a threatening message, that was delivered to Congressman Allen West's Boca Raton campaign office. They determined that the powder is not dangerous.
A Texas jury has found an elderly ex-CIA agent from Cuba not guilty of all 11 counts of perjury, obstruction and immigration fraud.
South Florida companies that go the extra mile in helping to keep their employees were honored at a forum Friday hosted by CBS4′s Shannon Hori.
