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A CBS4 I-Team investigation into your tax dollars has called into question the safety at some low income government housing and whether money meant for security is being spent elsewhere.
Florida Education Officials now admit what the CBS4 I-Team first told you last week. That violence data about our violence in our schools, which can be found posted on DOE's website, doesn't match the reality that police find on our campuses. And state officials now admit the I-Team caught a big mistake when it comes
The stabbing at Coral Gables High School Tuesday morning now has many parents wondering exactly how safe their child's school really is. The CBS4 I-Team uncovers disturbing evidence that parents are not getting the full truth about the violence in their schools. Investigator Stephen Stock explains.
The stabbing at Coral Gables High School Tuesday morning now has many parents wondering exactly how safe their child's school really is. The CBS4 I-Team uncovers disturbing evidence that parents are not getting the full truth about the violence in their schools. Investigator Stephen Stock explains.
The CBS4 I-Team is investigating why a DNA match message sent by the national DNA database, confirming the identity of a suspected rapist, was not received by the Miami-Dade Police Department. The suspect was able to remain free on the South Florida streets for months.
A silent and powerful force lurks in tens of thousands of public and backyard pools. And the CBS4 I-Team has learned that, despite a new federal law designed to prevent it, the danger remains. CBS4 I-Team investigator Stephen Stock shows why Florida Health Officials remain powerless, unable or unwilling to enforce federal law and stop the danger from lurking under the water.
Two years ago Saturday, the I-35W bridge collapsed over the Mississippi River near Minneapolis killing 13 people and injuring 145. President Barack Obama and Congress pledged to use part of his $787 billion stimulus package to fix those troubled bridges. But an I-Team investigation combined with the Associated Press, finds many of those bridges still won't be fixed.
