f you can’t get to Times Square to see the ball drop on New Years Eve, and the sight of a big orange crawling up a hotel doesn’t do it for you, how about a drag queen falling to earth in a giant red shoe? That’s just one of the New Years events planned for the Keys and Key West Saturday night.
The celebration of Kwanzaa kicks off Monday night. The holiday celebrates African-American culture and heritage.
With the clock creeping closer to Christmas, procrastinators turned into champion shoppers, as everything from big-box retailers to drugstores saw steady business until they closed their doors.
Miramar police took some time this Christmas Eve to spread a little holiday cheer to sick children at Joe DiMaggio’s Children’s Hospital.
A South Florida group holding a toy giveaway in Coconut Grove Saturday afternoon is grateful for the much-needed donations received after their story aired on CBS4 News.
Anywhere he goes, the jolly man in red lights up the room, with a full grown beard and a contagious smile.
School is out for the holiday break and for many kids it may mean lounging around the house, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Parents can play an important role in taking charge to prevent laziness over the holiday break.
The Miami Heat kick off their long awaited season Christmas Day against the Dallas Mavericks, but Dwyane Wade got into the giving spirit before the big game with CBS4’s own Neighbors 4 Neighbors.
Miami-Dade Police, who are working hard to make streets a little safer this holiday season, took part in a narcotics bust in Northwest Miami-Dade but that’s not all.
As 2011 draws to a close, it could only mean one of many things, besides whipping out that New Years resolutions list. It’s time for another year in review as we begin our top stories of 2011 coming out of Florida, especially here at home in South Florida.