Kids Found Alone In Casino Parking Lot, Couple Charged
Employees at Hialeah Park Casino say a veteran security guard on routine patrol may have saved the lives of young boys who were left alone in their parents car while their parents were gambling.
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Employees at Hialeah Park Casino say a veteran security guard on routine patrol may have saved the lives of young boys who were left alone in their parents car while their parents were gambling.
The new Ford F-150 is coming, and the motor company is using 1100 18-wheelers to move parts for a new body shop.
Now, the new car can tattle on any valet who doesn't take a slow, direct route to a parking space.
The U.S. government is offering a free online service for drivers to find out if their vehicles have been recalled but not repaired.
The automaker says spider webs can clog a fuel vapor vent hose in some 2010 to 2013 Kizashi cars, cutting off air flow.
U.S. auto loans jumped to the highest level in eight years this spring, fueled by a big increase in lending to risky borrowers.
Ford is recalling 83,250 vehicles because a faulty part could cause them to lose power or roll away if they're parked.
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The Broward Sheriff's Office is searching for the driver that hit and killed a father visiting from Jamaica.
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Better economic times prompt buyers to like more expressive colors.
Experts at Traverse City Conference predict continued growth, but raise some concerns about the impact of new trends.
Connecting to the web on the road is a convenience that could be harming us. What is saved and shared has people concerned.
Did you know the smartphone in your purse or pocket is playing a major role in the timing of traffic lights in parts of Broward? As CBS4s Brian Andrews explains, your smartphone is giving off a signal that's being used to study traffic patterns on what are called "arterials," the roads that feed our major thoroughfares.
