Florida Residents Receiving Scam Hurricane Assessment Calls
Florida residents hit by Hurricane Matthew in the northern part of the state are warned to be aware of scam phone calls claiming to be county damage assessors.
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Florida residents hit by Hurricane Matthew in the northern part of the state are warned to be aware of scam phone calls claiming to be county damage assessors.
With 2017 just days away, CBS4's David Sutta is looking back at the biggest stories of 2016. That includes those you will never forget and those that didn't happen.
It's an annual reminder that cannot be stressed enough.
The death of Debbie Reynolds just one day after the death of her daughter, Carrie Fisher, raises the question, can a person really die from a broken heart?
A Broward man accused of making Facebook threats against President-elect Donald Trump will remain in jail.
A potential fight at the state Supreme Court about Florida Power & Light's proposal to build two nuclear reactors in Miami-Dade County focuses on whether the utility could be required to bury dozens of miles of transmission lines underground, according to an initial brief.
A Hurricanes fan was given a lesson in bowl game bathroom etiquette when he apparently cut in line at the Russell Athletic Bowl in Orlando.
A teenager in Fort Pierce came face-to-face with a shark and lived to talk about it.
Thursday marks the 44-year anniversary of Eastern Airlines Flight 401 crashing into the Florida Everglades.
President-elect Donald Trump had his most detailed interaction with journalists since before the election by way of comments about transition discussions with President Barack Obama and the return of 8,000 jobs to the U.S.
This year will most likely be remembered for the presidential elections. But there were many stories that impacted our local community significantly.
Three teens visiting from California were rescued from a capsized boat in the Lower Keys.
A divided South Florida appeals court Wednesday rejected a legal-dependency request from four undocumented-immigrant children.
2016 is almost over and there are a lot of major stories that popped up in the state of Florida to reflect on before the calendar flips.
Generally, college rivalries are played out on some kind of sports platform.
