West Grove Residents Worried Over Losing Medical Monitoring Program

CBS4 spoke with residents speaking out against the city's latest motion to dismiss the program.

Priest Vows To Keep Oakland Park Soup Kitchen Open "'Til Jesus Calls Me Home"

A Catholic priest, openly breaking city code in Oakland Park, faces five-figure fines, but vows to change nothing.

Doral Residents To Protest Plans To Build New Waste Facility In City

The new facility would be right next to the Covanta waste-to-energy facility that burned down in February.

Trayvon Martin Honored, Remembered In South Florida 11 Years After His Death In Orlando Area

"It's a real emotional day," said Tracy Martin, father of the slain teen.

Miami Police Black History Month-Wrapped Patrol Car Draws Criticism

A day after the Miami Police Department unveiled its Black History Month-wrapped patrol car, it received a lot of backlash online.

Local Non-Profit Steps Up To Help Miami Gardens Residents Lost Who Everything In Massive Apartment Building Fire

The Global Empowerment Mission, a local non-profit, focuses on disaster recovery has stepped in to help.

Families Of Teens Killed In Sunrise Canal Crash Mourn Loss

"I'm very shaky, I'm very shaky because this is my life, this cut my life off," said Vertilien Joseph, Frandeline's father.

Human Trafficking Victim Talks About Her Experience At Miami Forum

"The entire time you feel really guilty about how things happened," Seanna Martinez said.

Victim's Great Aunt Seeks Answers After Fire Claims Life Of 4-Month-Old Boy

Legend Larose died after a fire broke out just before 3:30 a.m. Saturday in West Perrine at 10150 West Circle Plaza.

South Florida Families Of Recently Arrived Migrants Fear For Loved Ones

Cubans and Haitians who come to South Florida by boat are not eligible for the new parole program and are subject to repatriation.

WWII Veteran Reflects On Her Experiences Before Celebrating 100th Birthday

"Yeah, I don't feel like I'm going to be 100, but then I do-- because I forget a lot," Says Edith D'Eletto Vancheri.

Residents Torn In Support, Opposition Of Hialeah Park Development

Over 340 rental units, homes for rent, and a school that would serve almost 3,000 units will be built where Hialeah Park now stands.

Husband Speaks Out After Wife Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver In Miami Beach

A Chicago tourist is recovering at a Miami hospital after being struck by a hit-and-run driver and her husband is speaking out.

South Florida Relatives Of Migrants Fear For Their Loved Ones

"It was fine... the voyage was fine," said a Haitian young man who was ambushed by media cameras.

Aden Perry's Family Keeps Legacy Alive With 5K Fundraiser

On Sunday, the life of 17-year-old Aden Perry was honored during a fundraising 5K race at Vista View Park in Davie.

Shooting Survivor, BSO Deputy Maury Hernandez Hopes $10M 'Claim Bill' Gets Approved

"He shot me in the back of the head with the second bullet he fired from the gun," Hernandez said.

Neighbors, Police Speak Out On Fatal Shooting Of Motorcyclist On I-95

Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at (305) 471-TIPS (8477). There is a reward of up to $5,000.

"This Jury Failed Our Families" Families Of Parkland School Shooting Victims Angered That Killer's Life Spared

Families shook their heads as the verdict forms for each of the 17 people he killed were read in court Thursday morning.

Public Meeting Held After Serious Gun Scare At Eugenia B. Thomas K-8 Center

The Miami-Dade School District held a public meeting with parents about the serious scare that happened earlier in the week.

Memorial Healthcare Nurse Thinks His Hispanic Heritage Fuels His Desire To Help People

A first generation American, Henry Aneyro has been taking care of South Floridians for over twenty years.

Developers, Family Discuss Memorial For Surfside Condo Collapse Victims

"We all would have loved to build something, a park or something," Danzinger said of the site.

South Floridians Remember Britain's Queen Elizabeth II

To many, Queen Elizabeth II was the epitome of royalty, and Miami got a glimpse in 1991, when she came to visit.

Jason Jenkins: Celebration Of Life At Hard Rock Stadium

The Dolphins will hold a public tribute for Jason Jenkins, their vice president of communications and community affairs, who died at age 47.

FDLE Special Agent Jose Perez Honored At Funeral Mass

A funeral mass was held Monday morning for FDLE Special Agent Jose Perez, who died in the line of duty.

Students "Traumatized" After Senior At Palmetto High School Jumps From 3rd Floor

This morning's incident was recorded by a student. The video is out and circulating, but CBS4 is choosing not to show it.

CBS4 Exclusive: Mother Pleads For Help In Solving Son's Murder In Miami Gardens

A South Florida mother is pleading with the public for answers as her son's murder case lingers with no arrest.

Housing The Homeless Brings Mixed Reactions To Virginia Key Residents

The plan is to build the homes on the oceanfront park of Virginia Key, one of the most historical landmarks in Miami.

Hateful Flyers In Corn-Filled Baggies Left In Several South Florida Neighborhoods

Concerns in several South Florida neighborhoods over bizarre and hateful flyers left outside of homes.

Miami Nonprofit SMASH Making Sure Vulnerable Renters Aren't "Living Under The Thumb Of These Slumlords"

One South Florida organization hopes to change the game regarding affordable housing.

Demonstrators Gather In Wynwood To Protest Roe V. Wade Decision

Protesters gathered in Wynwood on Friday afternoon to protest the US Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

"It's Difficult To Come Back," Urban Search & Rescue Leader Returns To Surfside

CBS4's Peter D'Oench caught up with Scott Dean at the site.

Parkland School Shooting Survivor Finds It "Incredibly Depressing" That Supreme Court Overturned New York Gun Law

The Supreme Court on Thursday struck down a New York gun law, expanding concealed carry rights across the country.

Teen Musician To Represent South Florida In National Braille Reading Competition

A local teen musician will represent our community in an upcoming national reading competition.

Runaway Inflation Hurting South Florida Retirees And Delaying It For Many More

Runaway inflation is hitting South Florida retirees and those who would like to retire especially hard.

South Florida Group Challenges State's Abortion Law

The lawsuit, filed Friday in Leon County circuit court by Congregation L'Dor Va-Dor, seeks to block the law from taking effect July 1.

Parkland Parent Sees March For Our Lives As 'Waste Of Time,' Suggests Time At Gun Range Instead

One Parkland parent says Saturday's national March for Our Lives is a 'waste of time.'

Lori Alhadeff, Who Lost Daughter In Parkland Shooting, Wants To Equip Schools With Lifesaving Stop The Bleed Kits

In an emergency, every second counts – especially when a victim is bleeding out.

South Florida's Master Li Inspires Generations Through Martial Arts

Master Li began training in Hong Kong when he was just 7 years old and began teaching as a teen.

Anxiety Gripping Parents In The Aftermath Of Uvalde Tragedy: ‘Am I Doing The Right Thing?'

“I hope she's safe, is the safest place to be at? Am I doing the right thing?” Luciana Wimbish asked.

Wife Seeks Justice After Husband Struck & Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In NW Miami

“I don't know how they sleep at night, it's been a year and nothing,” added Martinez.