"Hair-Brained" Burglars Steal Pricey Weaves From Beauty Shop
A bad hair day for employees at a Deerfield Beach beauty store after burglars made off with thousands of dollars worth of hair weaves.
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A bad hair day for employees at a Deerfield Beach beauty store after burglars made off with thousands of dollars worth of hair weaves.
Whole Foods is recalling their Papillion Organic Roquefort cheese due to potential contamination.
A recently approved procedure could help people ditch their lenses.
In the past two weeks, the Spanish River High School community has faced some challenges. A fight off campus, a fight on campus and threats on social media of possible violence directed at the school.
Authorities said they have captured a man who escaped from the custody of Homeland Security Thursday night.
On Thursday, CBS4 Meteorologist Michael Smith hitched a ride with Tropic Ocean Airways to experience and document the difference they are making in the storm-struck areas of the Bahamas.
A Miami Beach consignment store owner says she is relieved the men who terrorized her store are now behind bars.
Fred Karlton told a House committee Thursday he has lined up a row of sailboats to separate his backyard from boaters who anchor for weeks at a time just feet from his waterfront Miami Beach property.
A state senator has proposed a bill that would require a computer-coding curriculum in high schools.
A former bank executive faces up to five years in prison for his role in the billion dollar Ponzi scheme masterminded by one-time Ft. Lauderdale attorney, Scott Rothstein.
A man in Tallahassee used the promise of work to lure in unsuspecting job seekers so he could reportedly steal their personal information.
The House Civil Justice Subcommittee voted along party lines Wednesday to approve a bill that would allow pastors to refuse to officiate at weddings that violate their religious beliefs.
Automaker General Motors is recalling some SUVs over windshield wiper issues that could end up causing a fire.
A day after facing criticism for the pace of carrying out a 2014 medical-marijuana law, the Florida Department of Health has announced that it expects to issue key licenses to five nurseries this fall.
