Scott Sworn In As Florida's 45th Governor
Florida Governor Rick Scott took the oath of office shortly after noon Tuesday and spent the majority of his inauguration speech pledging to make Florida the most business-friendly state
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Florida Governor Rick Scott took the oath of office shortly after noon Tuesday and spent the majority of his inauguration speech pledging to make Florida the most business-friendly state
While South Florida's real estate market continued to struggle in 2010, area which boomed was "short sales".
A mother charged with aggravated manslaughter for the death of her 18-month-old son took a guilty plea Tuesday.
Some business owners in the city of Fort Lauderdale are battling back against an old law that prohibits alcohol sales on Sunday morning.
A bicyclist was struck and killed early Tuesday morning on Flamingo Road near the Sawgrass Mills Mall.
Walt Disney World is offering a familiar promotion for Florida residents. A special 4-day pass at a discounted rate, problem is, it's actually higher than last year's.
The man reportedly responsible for a deadly hit and run accident allegedly told police he was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash.
Family and friends of a South Florida high school student now have answers following the sudden death of the 16-year-old boy while he was running track at school.
Andrew Luck threw for 287 yards and four touchdowns, leading fifth-ranked Stanford past No. 12 Virginia Tech 40-12 in the Orange Bowl on Monday night.
Infidelity is pretty common. One study found up to 60-percent of married men cheat. The question is: which men cheat and what do these cheaters have in common?
One morning last summer, Stephen Smith got into his car to go to work and noticed something unusual.
Governor-elect Rick Scott is ready to celebrate. In less than 24 hours, Scott will take the Oath of Office and be sworn in as Florida's 45th Governor.
South Florida drivers may have noticed the shiny new red light cameras now perched at nineteen intersections around Miami.
More than a dozen people are out of a job after Radio Paz, the Archdiocese of Miami's media venture, laid off employees and cut programming Monday according to CBS4's news partners The Miami Herald.
