Eliott Rodriguez
Convicted Cuban Spy Renounces U.S. Citizenship, Will Stay In Cuba
Unlike thousands of Cubans who visit the U.S, Interests Section in Havana hoping to leave the island, Rene Gonzalez showed up to the U.S. diplomatic mission Monday accompanied by his attorney to renounce his U.S. citizenship so he can stay in Cuba permanently
Helicopter Model Involved In Fatal Crash Has Troubling Track Record
The same model helicopter that crashed Wednesday in a Southwest Miami-Dade parking lot, killing its two passengers, has a devastating past that prompted the manufacturer to issue an order to fix to the fuel tanks.
Obamacare May Bite You At The Vet’s Office
Pet owners listen up: You may want to start saving more money for veterinarian care this year. The reason goes all the way back to Washington and an unintended consequence from medical reform.
Conclave Of Cardinals: How Does It Work?
The race to replace Pope Benedict XVI is underway at The Vatican as more than 100 cardinals gathered Monday without a Pope to lead them. They’re holding two meetings Monday, in which they may set a date for the next conclave to select a new Pope.
Braman To Fins Owner Stephen Ross: You Pay For Sun Life Renovation
Miami businessman Norman Braman would like nothing better than to become the deal killer for a proposed plan to renovate Sun Life Stadium using tax dollars.
Travel Restrictions For Cubans Eased
On Monday, Cuba dropped requirements for a government exit visa to leave the island..
CBS4 Anchor Eliott Rodriguez Hit The Classroom For Miami HS Fundraiser
It’s crunch time in the control room of Stingtown News at Miami Senior High School as the anchor team, video editors and production crew are getting ready for their morning newscast.
Determined Firefighter Taking On Illegal “Boleteras”
Eric Johnson is a 10-year veteran of the Hialeah Fire Department. His career has been focused on responding to life threatening emergencies. But recently, Johnson has been on a different mission: fighting absentee voter fraud.
Bill Nelson & Connie Mack Face Off In Fiery Debate
Florida Senator Bill Nelson is known as a moderate in the Senate. But at his only debate with Republican Congressman Connie Mack, Nelson pulled no punches, accusing Mack of being a congressional no show.
Hurricane Andrew’s Impact On SW Broward Demographics
Marilyn Soltanipour’s little piece of paradise is in Pembroke Pines, a community that saw tremendous growth after Hurricane Andrew devastated parts of Miami-Dade County 20 years ago.






