Jim DeFede
Exclusive: Dolphins CEO Mike Dee On Politics & Team’s Future
Following the team’s crushing defeat in Tallahassee, Dolphin CEO Mike Dee announced on Sunday team owner Stephen Ross would not invest any new money into Sun Life stadium.
Facing South Florida: Miami Dolphins CEO Mike Dee
CBS4’s Jim DeFede spoke exclusively to Miami Dolphins CEO Mike Dee about the future of the stadium and the team.
Gun Violence The Norm For Some South Florida Students
Booker T. Washington High School is surrounded by violence.
Facing South Florida: Florida’s 2013 Legislative Session
The 2013 session is set to adjourn May 3rd. Our reporter roundtable takes an in-depth look at what might or might not get accomplished
Facing South Florida: Stephen Ross Defends Stadium Renovations
Jim DeFede is joined by CBS4 reporter David Sutta, who earlier in the week, sat down one-on-one with Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross about the highly criticized Sun Like Stadium renovation deal.
Facing South Florida: Rep. Lois Frankel
Jim Defede is joined by Rep. Lois Frankel to discuss the big issues Congress is grappling with including immigration reform and tighter gun controls.
Miami Police Want To Go On Hiring Spree
The City of Miami police department is planning on adding nearly three dozen new officers to its ranks next year.
New Clues Uncovered In 1966 Kidnapping Of Danny Goldman
March 28 1966 – Aaron and Sally Goldman were awakened by an armed man looking for $10,000 the couple supposedly had hidden in their home. When he didn’t find the money, the intruder took the Goldman’s son, Danny, telling the parents that if they wanted their child back – they would need to come up with $25,000.
Facing South Florida: Poll Puts Clinton Ahead Of Rubio, Bush
Miami Herald political reporter Patricia Mazzei discusses the latest Florida polls including the hypothetical match-ups between Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio as well as the state’s views on same-sex marriage, gun control and legalization of medical marijuana.
Facing South Florida: Man Sues, Wins Over False Arrest
A jury recently awarded Dale Picardat $100-thousand dollars after he sued the Miami Beach Police Department for false arrest.






