JetBlue Saves Employee Injured In Hurricane Maria
For Manuel Kianes Riviera, his hand are everything as an aircraft maintenance tech for JetBlue in his native Puerto Rico.
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For Manuel Kianes Riviera, his hand are everything as an aircraft maintenance tech for JetBlue in his native Puerto Rico.
World-renowned show Art Basel is penning an agreement with Miami Beach to stay for the next couple of years.
A request is on the desk of Gov. Rick Scott to replenish the state's most prominent land-preservation fund.
Dozens of furry canines took flight to Canada in hopes of finally finding a 'Fur-ever' home.
Shirley and Bill Twing shift through family photos of their daughter, killed decades ago by a person dressed as a clown.
CBS4's Weather Center is tracking a tropical disturbance in the northwest Caribbean that could affect South Florida.
It's case closed for a decades-old case of a woman killed by someone dressed as a clown.
Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine arrived in Puerto Rico with thousands of pounds of much-needed supplies as the island struggles to recover from Hurricane Maria.
In the days after multiple patients died at the rehabilitation Center of Hollywood Hills, crime scene investigators carried out a search warrant at the facility revealing just what detectives were looking into during their investigation.
Florida's public-school system is becoming more segregated, a new study from the LeRoy Collins Institute shows.
Sandra Wong is among a half million Floridians, alone, who receive treatment at community health centers - now on the brink of lapsing.
Chantelle Anderson is a retired professional athlete, turned confidence coach.
A professional photographer from Miami is offering a $5,000 reward after film he shot at a New York wedding was stolen from his silver Tahoe on Tuesday in Miami.
An industry group is legally challenging Gov. Rick Scott's new requirements that nursing homes and assisted living facilities have generators to power air-conditioning systems.
An estimated $1.23 billion in claims are expected to be filed by Citizens Property Insurance policyholders because of damage from Hurricane Irma, the state-backed insurer announced Wednesday.
