Officer Involved In Deadly Shooting Identified
The officer involved in a police shooting that left one person dead and another hospitalized has been identified.
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The officer involved in a police shooting that left one person dead and another hospitalized has been identified.
South Floridians continue to gear up to pay the price on Valentine's Day to show the one they love how they feel.
Governor Rick Scott closed the door on the idea of shutting down some of Florida's state parks, but was also put on the defensive for his plans to reduce funding to water management districts.
Former Minnesota governor, and possible 2012 Republican presidential candidate, Tim Pawlenty will visit Tallahassee next Wednesday to speak with lawmakers.
A Florida House committee has approved a new unemployment compensation bill that is more business-friendly including a lower unemployment tax rate for Florida companies.
A 12-year-old is turning his religious coming of age project into a mission to help children who can't help themselves.
When an 11-year-old boy played hide-and-seek in Opa-Locka, he thought he found the perfect hiding spot: underneath an abandoned sofa trashed next to a dumpster.
A turbulent crime trend has surfaced along the waterways of Coral Gables and Friday the city's police department announced arrests against those believed to have been stealing personal watercrafts from the Gables Waterway.
Egyptian Americans living in South Florida continue to monitor the historic events in their homeland. Many are rejoicing after president Hosni Mubarak resigned while others are concerned about an incoming leader.
As legislators begin the arduous process of dissecting Governor Rick Scott's budget, agencies like Farm Share are left wondering if they will have enough money to continue their mission.
A South Florida pit bull, which has been on Broward's doggy death row for more than two years, will be reunited with its owner Friday afternoon.
Four houses in the City of South Miami that have become abandoned eyesores are slated for demolition soon.
We all have a heart and chances are we don't give it much thought because it does its job day in and day out, but each year 40,000 babies are born in the US with a congenital heart defect. And the defect is getting some much needed awareness this week.
WFOR-TV/CBS4 has launched "Project Broken Window," named after the theory that urban crime often spreads in neighborhoods and urban environments where brolken windows, blight and disrepair are found.
