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State Receives 13 Intent To Sue Notices For Deadly Gainesville Crash
A series of deadly January crashes on Interstate 75 could trigger more than a dozen lawsuits against the state of Florida.
Statewide Missing Child Alert For 13-Year-Old Miami Teen
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has issued a Missing Child Alert for a Miami teenager.
Exclusive: Operation “Pill Street Blues”
A major operation is underway in Miami and across Florida to arrest rogue doctors and pill mill operators. It’s called “Operation Pill Street Blues” and CBS4’s Carey Codd is the only local reporter allowed to cover the bust in South Florida.
Missing Margate Girl Found Safe
A 12-year old Margate girl was found safe 18 hours after police said she was taken from her home by a 30 year old man from San Antonio, Texas who she met online.
Fmr. Dade Teacher Accused Of 60 Sex Acts With Minor Student
A Virginia teacher is behind bars in Miami-Dade County after federal authorities say he travelled across state lines to have sex with a minor.
Florida To Sue Over Voter Purge Roadblock
Florida will sue the Department of Homeland Security to gain access to a federal database in its efforts to purge ineligible voters from the rolls, according to Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner, the state’s top election official.
Florida Defies Feds On Voter Roll Purge
As Governor Rick Scott and the state government prepare to defy a federal request to stop the voter roll purge; the constant claim from Scott and the Republican legislature has been the purge is needed to prevent voter fraud.
Dead Baby In Trunk Was In Car Seat, Dad Denied Bond
The father of a one month old baby was denied bond Saturday at his first court appearance, one day after he was charged with First Degree Murder in the death of his infant child.
Police: Baby Kidnapped By Father Found Dead In Car Trunk
A nearly two-month old baby, who was at the center of an Amber Alert, has been found dead in the trunk of a car in Coral Springs, according to police.
Rivera State Case Closed, Questions Remain
For more than a year, the Miami Dade State Attorney has been investigating Congressman David Rivera for possible campaign finance law violations. But CBS4 News has learned the case is now closed and no charges will be brought against the Republican freshman.






