Federal Judge Sets Hearing In Snipes Suspension Case
A federal judge will hear arguments Jan. 7 in a legal battle about whether suspended Broward County Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes should be able to regain her job.
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A federal judge will hear arguments Jan. 7 in a legal battle about whether suspended Broward County Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes should be able to regain her job.
As we've mentioned over the last several weeks, CBS4 and neighbors for neighbors have been asking for your help to brighten the holidays for families in need.
Gusty winds are to blame for power outages across South Florida on Friday afternoon.
It's that time of year again when everyone is heading to the mall to find the perfect presents.
A police involved accident on a rainy South Florida night involved three cars in Fort Lauderdale.
Friends, family and fellow officers from several law enforcement agencies paid their respects to the memory of Miami-Dade police officer Jermaine Brown on Thursday.
He's the little man with the big bag.
Officers who arrived at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in the minutes after a gunman killed 14 students and three staff members Feb. 14 described the confusion, fear, horror and some say cowardice they confronted in 600 pages of interviews released this week.
Eight years ago, Lynda Meier disappeared after leaving her Hallandale Beach condo.
Holiday shoppers in Aventura Mall were treated to a special dance routine this week.
A librarian who was shot and killed last week was laid to rest Thursday while his family pleads for answers.
The Florida Supreme Court could end up resolving a legal dispute about Miami-Dade County's decision to sell land to soccer star David Beckham and his business partners to build a Major League Soccer stadium.
Despite any clear instructions from top state officials, many local election supervisors in Florida say they will soon start accepting voter applications from former convicted felons.
With a spacecraft now securely landed on Mars, it is truly going where no man has gone before.
Florida has about 17,000 fewer students in its kindergarten-to-high school system than lawmakers anticipated this year, a new report shows.
