CBS News poll: Americans react to overturning of Roe v. Wade
Conservatives say they're hopeful and happy.
Health Care
Investigation: 40% of adults in U.S. struggle with health care debt
More than 100 million people have been saddled with health care debt in the U.S. — including this Chicago family.
Jackson Health System in precarious financial situation
"We had the biggest cut, which is $71 million," said Jackson Health CEO Carlos Migoya.
Florida Ends Appeal In Health Worker Vaccine Case
After a U.S. Supreme Court ruling this month that backed the Biden administration, Florida has dropped its appeal in a legal fight against federal COVID-19 vaccination requirements for health care workers.
Health Price Website Gets Little Public Attention
A program pushed by former Gov. Rick Scott to help people compare prices and shop for medical procedures has cost taxpayers millions of dollars but has garnered little attention from the public.
Disabilities Program Part Of Health Care End Game
While House Speaker Jose Oliva is using health care as a bargaining chip to end the 2020 legislative session, Senate Republican leaders have their own health-care priorities they want resolved in the waning days.
Florida Could Take A Hit In Hospital Funding
As Florida lawmakers prepare to start the 2020 legislative session, the state is being confronted with a $70.4 million loss in the coming months in the amount of Medicaid money it gets to fund hospitals, train future physicians and treat people who are mentally ill.
Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces New Health Care Price Transparency Tool
Gov. Ron DeSantis has announced a new initiative he hopes will make health care costs in Florida more transparent.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Vows 'Vigorous' Scrutiny Into Guardianship Program
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has vowed to vigorously scrutinize the state's embattled guardianship program following revelations of potential wrongdoing.
Health Care 'Shared Savings' Off To Slow Start
If people are willing to shop for cars and homes to save money, they'd be willing to shop around for their health care, right?
Florida's Drug Importation Fight Moves To Washington DC
The battle over whether to allow state programs and Floridians to have access to prescription drugs imported from Canada is now shifting to Washington, D.C.
Florida Lawmakers Sign Off On Health Care Changes
The Legislature on Monday approved a far-reaching bill that would affect how health care is delivered.
Opening Statements Made In $1 Billion Medicare Fraud Case
A Florida man faces decades in prison if convicted of bribery, kickbacks and false paperwork in a $1 billion effort to fleece Medicare and Medicaid, a prosecutor said Tuesday.
Future Of Medicaid Cut Remains Unclear
A new era in the Medicaid program will begin Friday when the state eliminates a long-standing policy about paying health-care bills that accumulate while people prepare to apply for coverage.
Judge Rules Against State On Medicaid Contract
The state Agency for Health Care Administration has quickly appealed after a circuit judge ruled that it improperly awarded a Medicaid managed-care contract in Southwest Florida.
DeSantis Health Plan Calls For More Choices
Republican gubernatorial nominee Ron DeSantis has released a plan that he promises would help transform Florida's health-care system.
Gov. Scott Defends Health Care Record In New Ad
Taken to task about his health care record as he campaigns for a U.S. Senate seat, Governor Rick Scott has launched a new ad to blunt the criticism.
Wasserman Schultz: Quality Affordable Health Care At Stake If Kavanaugh Confirmed
During a contentious first day of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, Democrats and Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee sparred over information.
Health Care, Tech Jobs Top List Of Highest-Paying Work In U.S.
Americans eager for a high-paying job might want to focus on two industries: health care and technology.
Justice Department Charges Over 600 People For Health Care Fraud
The U.S. Justice Department has announced charges against more than 600 people, including doctors, for taking part in health care frauds.
Florida Pharmacy Owner Gets 13 Years For Health Care Fraud
Health care fraud is an issue that continues to cause problems despite efforts on many levels to stop it.
Legal Immigrants Avoiding Health Care Due To Deportation Fears
President Donald Trump's tough stand on immigration has had an unexpected effect.
Deportation Fears Have Legal Immigrants Avoiding Health Care
The uncertainty in Washington, D.C. as lawmakers work to end the government shutdown is impacting countless lives inside the country.
CVS Expands Into Insurance With $69 Billion Aetna Bid
CVS is set to buy insurance giant Aetna in a roughly $69 billion deal that will help the drugstore chain reach deeper into customer health care and protect a key client, the companies announced late Sunday.
Federal Judge Orders Florida To Treat Sick Inmates
The state of Florida may have to pay millions to treat as many as 20,000 inmates after a federal judge ruled state prison officials failed to properly care for felons infected with the hepatitis C virus.
Latest News
Man killed in shooting outside Miami Gardens home
Police received a ShotSpotter alert for the 17900 block of NW 43rd Court Tuesday night.
"Crime Without Punishment": Miami police working to increase murder clearance rate
In Miami-Dade, the clearance rate for homicides in 2020 was 43%
Man found dead at scene of deadly Lauderhill shooting
The shooting happened in the area of NW 25 Street and 52 Avenue.
Driver sought in fatal hit-and-run crash that killed 3 in North Bay Village
Miami-Dade PD is looking for 24-year-old Julius Bernstein in connection to the crash.
Hateful flyers in corn-filled baggies left in several South Florida neighborhoods
One North Miami Beach resident told us she's sick over it.
Carlson drives in 2, Cardinals rally to top Marlins
The Cardinals came back to beat the Miami Marlins 5-3 on Tuesday night.
Tracking The Tropics: Potential Tropical Cyclone Two, two other systems to keep an eye on
There are no current threats to South Florida.
"Napalm Girl" in South Florida to mark major milestone in her lifelong recovery from the horrors of war
CBS4's Jacqueline Quynh caught up with Kim Phuc Phan Thi and Nick Ut, the photographer who snapped the photo.
Police release sketch of suspect wanted in two Fort Lauderdale robberies
Both attacks happened in the early morning hours on a Sunday.
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Man killed in shooting outside Miami Gardens home
Police received a ShotSpotter alert for the 17900 block of NW 43rd Court Tuesday night.
"Crime Without Punishment": Miami police working to increase murder clearance rate
In Miami-Dade, the clearance rate for homicides in 2020 was 43%
Man found dead at scene of deadly Lauderhill shooting
The shooting happened in the area of NW 25 Street and 52 Avenue.
Driver sought in fatal hit-and-run crash that killed 3 in North Bay Village
Miami-Dade PD is looking for 24-year-old Julius Bernstein in connection to the crash.
Hateful flyers in corn-filled baggies left in several South Florida neighborhoods
One North Miami Beach resident told us she's sick over it.
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Federal appeals court backs Florida man in religious sign dispute
Judges said the town's prohibition on portable signs likely violated the First Amendment.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signs "Miya's Law"
Under the new law, criminal and sexual-offender background checks will be required for apartment-complex employees.
Mosquito spraying pro warns people to be careful of areas with even tiny amounts of water
Roy Billesbach is co-owner of a Mosquito Shield franchise.
Zoom, Pow, Zoom! Mosquitoes Laughing At You? Get Back At Those Annoying Bloodsuckers & Call 311!
The summer rains are helping mosquitoes reproduce and no matter how many foggers or sprays you use, it seems they are impervious to it.
Florida seeks to clear way for 15-week abortion limit
State's Attorney General has filed a motion to reject a request for a temporary injunction
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Federal appeals court backs Florida man in religious sign dispute
Judges said the town's prohibition on portable signs likely violated the First Amendment.
Trump lunged at head of security, demanded to go to Capitol on Jan. 6, aide says
"The president said something to the effect of, 'I'm the effing president, take me up to the Capitol now,'" Hutchinson said.
New Florida laws: From big budget to strawberry shortcake
Nearly 150 laws set to go into effect Friday
Jan. 6 committee adds surprise hearing
The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol attack announced a surprise public hearing. The committee is set to hear from a potential key witness: A former top aide to Mark Meadows. CBS News congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane reports.
Drugstores limiting "morning-after" pill purchases to avoid shortage
The pills are meant to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or if a birth control method fails.
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HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge visits South Florida to get firsthand look at housing crisis
Over the last five months, the Miami area has been one of the least affordable housing markets in the country.
Hearing damage often overlooked when thinking about fireworks safety
The American Academy of Audiology says we also need to protect our hearing from loud noises.
Frontier and Spirit stocks fall heading into key merger vote
Frontier is trying to fend off an attempt by JetBlue Airways to swoop in and grab Spirit.
Rep. Wasserman Shultz says state needs to do better in getting federal relief funds to homeowners
Rep. Wasserman Schultz said only 16% of the fund has been distributed
Retail chains with too much inventory consider new way to handle returns
Handing customers their money back, they can keep return items
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Hearing damage often overlooked when thinking about fireworks safety
The American Academy of Audiology says we also need to protect our hearing from loud noises.
Should I be worried about monkeypox? A doctor answers questions on outbreak
More than 4,700 cases of monkeypox have been reported worldwide, with more than 300 in the U.S. Here's what you need to know now.
Drugstores limiting "morning-after" pill purchases to avoid shortage
The pills are meant to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or if a birth control method fails.
Miami-Dade offering free pediatric COVID-19 vaccine shots
Miami-Dade County partnered with Nomi Health to offer the vaccines.
Miami-Dade's free pediatric COVID-19 vaccine drive in full swing
"I believe in the vaccine," said Daniel Dadron., who took his son to get vaccinated.
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CBS4's Neighbors 4 Neighbors, Viewers Help Family Left Homeless After Fire
CBS4's Neighbors 4 Neighbors and a viewer are stepping up to help a family for the holiday after a blaze ripped through their apartment.
December 13 Deadline To Adopt A Family For The Holidays Is Fast Approaching
Time is running out for you to open your heart and help a family in need this holiday season. Only 16 families left before Monday's deadline for the Neighbors 4 Neighbors Adopt A Family for the Holidays program.
More Than $2,000 Raised, So Far, For Family Burned Out Of Miami Home
A South Florida family who lost everything when a fire destroyed their Miami home, is thankful for the generous support of the South Florida community in an effort to get them back on their feet.
'Need Our Community To Come Together': Neighbors 4 Neighbors Assisting Family Burned Out Of Miami Apartment
Just days before Thanksgiving, Zoila Monzon and her children lost everything when a fire destroyed their Miami apartment.
Facing South Florida
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1-on-1 with Jacqueline Charles
Among other things, they discussed the worsening crisis in Haiti.
1-on-1 with Fort Lauderdale Vice Mayor Ben Sorensen
He's running for the congressional seat being vacated by Ted Deutch.
Facing South Florida: 1-on-1 with Nikki Fried
The two discussed her gubernatorial bid.
Facing South Florida: 1-on-1 with Annette Taddeo 1
State Sen. Annette Taddeo shook up the Florida gubernatorial race this week.
Facing South Florida: Condo Safety Concerns
Jim DeFede's guest for Sunday's show was Eric Glazer, one of the state's leading condo attorneys who has been pushing for years to make condos safer.
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Andy Garcia pairs up with Gloria Estefan in all-new 'Father of the Bride'
This all-new "Father of the Bride" features a predominantly Latino cast.
Miami chefs make history after receiving Michelin Stars
CBS4's resident foodie Lisa Petrillo caught up with two of the newly awarded chefs about what this honor means.
Jury awards millions to Johnny Depp, less to Amber Heard in libel suits
The judge said state law caps punitive damages at $350,000, meaning Depp's award would total $10.35 million.
City Theatre's Summer Shorts program features new 10-minute plays, old favorites
The festival, starting June 2nd at the Arsht Center's Carnival Studio Theater features new 10-minute plays as well as fresh revivals of past festival favorites, written by the country's best playwrights.
Ball and Chain serving up Cuban classics for the past 80 years
Ball and Chain serving up Cuban classics for the past 80 years.