Parkland First Responder Weighs In On Uvalde Massacre: ‘It's Gut Wrenching'

Helpless Uvalde, Texas parents cried out in anguish, physically held back, on a Tuesday afternoon that will haunt them forever.

Coral Gables Resident Says City's Automatic License Plate Recognition Cameras Are A Constitutional Violation

He's talking about the ALPR or Automatic License Plate Recognition cameras.

South Florida ‘Bans Off Our Bodies' Rallies In Support Of Abortion Rights

Another rally was held at Ives Estates Park in Miami.

Neighbor Shaken After Deadly Double Shooting In Hollywood: ‘I Saw The Body'

The shooting happened in the 2200 block of Fillmore Street shortly after midnight.

‘The Environment Is On The Line' Miami Beach Climate Conference Seeks Solutions

“This is God‘s creation and what are we doing,” said Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.

Fed Up With Rent Increases, Miami-Dade Protesters Want Tenant's Bill Of Rights

I can tell you at least four dozen stories of people‘s rent going up by five, six, seven, eight hundred dollars per month,” he said.

Patrick Dwyer, Merrill Lynch | 5 Miami Charities Helping Education

Patrick Dwyer, formerly of Merrill Lynch on a number of Miami based charities who have made it their mission to improve education.

Patrick Dwyer, Merrill Lynch, on Giving Wisely in Florida

Patrick Dwyer, formerly of Merrill Lynch & Boston Private & currently with NewEdge Wealth on finding causes & charities in Miami to give to

Books & Books Owner Disappointed In Recent Effort To Keep Specific Books Out Of Students' Hands

“The problem with banning books is not in the book, it’s with the book ban,” said Mitch Kaplan.

‘A Small Victory': Parkland Father Manuel Oliver Attends Biden Speech On New ‘Ghost Gun' Crackdown

“I have been to D.C. many times, but the fact that I am invited this time to the White House is evolution," Oliver told CBS4.

South Florida Reacts To Historic Confirmation Of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson To U. S. Supreme Court

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is a graduate of Palmetto Senior High School, where she was on the debate team.

Frost School Of Music ‘United For Ukraine' Concert Raises Money For War-Torn Victims

Unable to help from afar, Gnatib channeled his energy into something with a lasting impact.

Activists Use Body Bags To Demand Change On 4 Year Anniversary Of ‘March For Our Lives' Rally

On the four-year anniversary of the ‘March For Our Lives’ rally, they used body bags to spell out the words “thoughts and prayers.”

‘It Was Like He Was My Brother': Holocaust Survivors, Once Imprisoned Together, Reunited 80 Years Later

Ron was one of the dinner's honorary chairs. When speaking at the podium, he mentioned his original name: Shmuel Rakowski.

Food Costs Hard To Swallow For South Florida Shoppers

“Our food costs are up 15 to 20%. On paper goods it's even more,” said Tom Simonson.

‘They Deserve To Be Heard': Community Leader Says Haitian Migrants Who Risked Their Lives To Reach US Should Be Given Chance To Stay

“It is horrible, it’s a country at war,” said community leader Marleine Bastien.

Cypress Bay High Students Stage Walkout Over Controversial So-Called ‘Don't Say Gay' Bill

The proposal now moves to the desk of Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, who is expected to sign it into law.

Ukrainians, Supporters Gather At Bayfront Park, As Russians Continue Attack On European Nation

The demonstrators were holding signs and carrying Ukrainian flags.

Only On 4: Manny Morales Gives His First Interview Since Officially Becoming Miami Police Chief

Morales, who has worked all three divisions of the department, will oversee near 1,300 officers.

South Florida's Ukrainian Community Protest Russian Invasion

Keith Jones reports dozens turned into hundreds throughout the evening outside Hallandale Beach City Hall on Thursday for the demonstration.

Red Rooster Overtown Explores The African Diaspora With Weekly Culinary Specials Throughout February

Throughout this month the restaurant is exploring the diaspora of Africa's culinary influences on the Americas.

Miami Proud: Lost Photos Dating Back To The Holocaust Reunited With Family Members

Of the six million Jewish people who were murdered, half of them were Polish.

Judge With South Florida Roots In Running To Replace U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer

Brooke Shafer reports Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson grew up in Miami and went to Palmetto Senior High School.

Celebration Of Life For Andreae Lloyd One Week After Her Murder

An emotional night for the loved ones of Andreae Lloyd.

Neighbors 4 Neighbors' Surfside Building Collapse Victim Fund Helping Those In Need

Neighbors 4 Neighbor's Executive Director said the fund's goal will be to assist the victims in the long term with unforeseen costs.

Cuban-American Community Stands In Solidarity With Protesters In Cuba

Brooke Shafer reports hundreds gathered on the streets of Little Havana.

Miami Proud: The Miami Bridge Enlists Community Support To Shelter Young Adults In Crisis

One of the participants in the program called Jordany. He left his Fort Myers home at 19 after coming out as gay to his family.

Missing Miami Shores Man Mernier Sainvil Found Dead

Foul play is not suspected at this time, according to police.

Marko Dimitrijevic: Staying Put in Miami

The accidental hero. As a follow up to a previous piece I offer a few tips on local photography while "staycationing" in Miami, Florida.

Miami Proud: ‘Million Trees Miami Program’ Makes The 305 Greener, One Tree At A Time

The program has given over 6,000 free trees to residents and facilitated countless tree planting events since 2011.

‘Takes Each One Of Us To Be The Change’: Perrine Residents Hold Anti-Gun, Anti-Violence Walk

In the face of this recent increase in violence, one group decided to spend their Saturday taking a stand.

Miami Waterkeeper Says $20 Million Restoration Plan For Biscayne Bay A Promising ‘First Step’

CBS4's Karli Barnett spoke with Dr. Rachel Silverstein, the executive director of Miami Waterkeeper, a non-profit organization.

Marko Dimitrijevic Accident and Staying Put

The coronavirus has upended travel plan. As an avid traveler and photographer, I offer a few tips on photographing Miami or your home town.

Marko Dimitrijevic on Photography

From the birds of the sky to fish underwater, Marko Dimitrijevic gives photography tips he's learned along the way

Miami Supporters Gather for FIDF Gala Benefitting Israel Soldiers

Friends of the Israel Defense Forces Greater Miami Chapter hosted its annual gala on March 7, raising $2.2 million for Israeli soldiers.

Miami Region Delegates Attend FIDF National Gala In NYC

IDF Chief of the General Staff Lt. Gen. Eisenkot was scheduled to speak, but had to return to Israel due to recent security developments

Follow These Guidelines to Draft a Harmonious Prenup Agreement

Focus on key financial issues and keep prenuptial simple

Starting a 529 College Savings Plan Great Idea for Young Parents

How to choose the best 529 plan, how to invest.

Florida High School Shooting Fuels Gun Protest

The rally was fueled by growing frustration over the Valentine's Day attack that left 17 dead and numerous others wounded.

Moishe House Opens First Fort Lauderdale Home

'With one of the fastest-growing Jewish young adult populations, Fort Lauderdale was a perfect location to open a new Moishe House'