City Declares Building Unsafe; Residents Have No Place To Go
Residents living in a dilapidated Miami Beach building are worried they may end up homeless for the holidays.
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Residents living in a dilapidated Miami Beach building are worried they may end up homeless for the holidays.
A lucky South Florida lottery player fell victim to a market clerk's scam and now may be cursing his luck.
They have stood for 100 years along their namesake Pine Tree Drive on Miami Beach but their days may be numbered.
The snails are under attack. Those giant pink snails put on display on South Beach have been vandalized and police are looking for the culprits who are targeting the recycled plastic gastropods.
Art Basel Miami Beach features a well-known South Florida photographer. Iran Issa-Khan is a woman who has an eye for beauty but never planned to be a photographer.
Outside of Art Basel Miami Beach, a popular underground street artist has been working around the clock rolling out his own massive underground art show.
South Florida is at the center of the art world this week as Art Basel, the largest international art show in this country, opens to the public on Thursday.
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a suit naming the City of Miami Beach and two of the city's police officers for the wrongful arrest of Harold Strickland, a gay former Miami Beach resident.
Strong rip currents along Miami Beach are blamed for the death of one man and sending two others to the hospital.
A Miami Beach maintenance man was killed, a Miami-Dade police officer injured when they went to serve an eviction notice at a South Beach complex.
In an effort to cut down on the number of stray and homeless cats on Miami Beach and the health problems they're creating, the Miami Beach Cat Network has launched an initiative to spay and neuter three thousand cats.
The celebrities are in South Florida Friday night for a star-studded event in Miami Beach.
A Miami Beach mother is outraged after she said her son contracted hookworm while playing on the beach at 87th Terrace and Collins this weekend.
One of the two main highways to Miami Beach is about to get a multi-million dollar makeover courtesy of the Florida Department of Transportation.
The snails are coming, the snails are coming. Beginning Monday, dozens of giant pink snails will be popping up all over Miami Beach including Lummus Park and the Venetian Causeway.
A health problem on Miami Beach seems to be spreading. Officials say more stray cats are using the sand as a litter box leading to an increased number of hookworms. Six people have now been treated for hookworms believed to have come from a stretch of Miami Beach where there are a large number of feral cats.
They are seemingly harmless granules for little ones and beach goers alike. But while you're luxuriating on your South Florida blanket of sand you had better pay attention to a unique research team, headed by one of the world's most famous sand detectives, who found, that on some beaches "It is more dangerous to be in sand than to be in water."
It all sounds like the plot of a movie or dime store novel. But, CBS4 I-Team investigator Stephen Stock discovered it's not fiction but the plot of a Miami-Dade Ethics Commission Report on the actions of Miami Beach's city commission. Strippers, money, alcohol and the Miami Beach city commission.
It can't happen here." That's the refrain state transportation officials repeated again and again after a major interstate bridge collapsed in Minneapolis last summer. But an exclusive and exhaustive CBS4 I-Team investigation calls all that into question.
