Lynn University Student Arrested For Making Facebook Threats
A Lynn University student was arrested Thursday on second degree felony charges that allege he made threats to commit a "Columbine style" attack on his social networking page.
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A Lynn University student was arrested Thursday on second degree felony charges that allege he made threats to commit a "Columbine style" attack on his social networking page.
South Florida economy rises and falls with tourism. Local tourism promoters are smiling right now because 2010 looks like a year of rebounding growth amidst national and global downturns.
Wine might get better with age, but there's nothing fine about aging flood maps. Yet the CBS4 I-Team has discovered that the rates many South Floridians pay for flood insurance are based on outdated, inaccurate, and flawed mapping standards and techniques.
Homeless men and women have called Downtown Miami home for decades, but now that a renaissance of sorts is under, they will have to find a new place to gather.
Childhood obesity in Miami will get a kick in the pants Monday when First Lady Michelle Obama visits a local school to talk about the problem as part of her Lets Move! initiative. Obama will join students from Riverside Elementary School to show them steps to take in improving children's health. Those steps include increasing fruit and veggies in their diets.
A new face in Tallahassee is bringing back an old tradition. Governor-elect Rick Scott will hold an inaugural ball as part of celebrations of his swearing in.
More than four hundred tombstones have been erected at Miami's Bayfront Park by Miami-Dade and Broward students as message to their friends about the dangers of underage drinking.
An FBI Miami SWAT team has made an arrest of one of two men believed to have been involved in an attempted robbery of an armored car guard in Hollywood earlier this week.
Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado plans to meet with Miami Police Chief Miguel Exposito to discuss a violent video posted on YouTube involving city police officers.
Closing arguments are scheduled to begin Thursday in the DUI manslaughter trial of former major league baseball player Jim Leyritz. After ten days of testimony, the jury must sort through conflicting expert testimony about whether Leyritz was drunk when he was involved in a 2007 crash that killed 30-year-old Fredia Ann Veitch. Jurors will also have to decide if Leyritz ran a red light or only yellow.
Two people are dead following a domestic dispute and police involved shooting in Pembroke Pines Wednesday night.
For the first time, the family of a teenage girl who was victimized by a Peeping Tom in their own home is telling their story to the CBS4 I-Team.
A new product gaining in popularity is promising to save money and still get salon quality hair every day. Many women are familiar with the very popular Keratin treatments that are supposed to make your hair silky and shiny, but the process can take hours and costs hundreds until now.
The Miami-Dade Commission on Ethics, which investigates the behavior of public officials, is investigating its own director, Robert Meyers, who is alleged to have engaged in a "personal relationship" with an aide. Meyers denies any inappropriate behavior.
