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Could Your Smart Phone Be A “Ticking Time Bomb”
Could your cell phone be a ticking time bomb that could put you in danger?
Small Keys Island Goes Green
Visitors and tourists may notice a small change on Pigeon Key. The tiny island and historic education facility has gone green, Keys officials dumped the island’s electrical system and converted to solar-powered energy on Friday.
Power, Airports Affected By Hurricane Sandy
South Florida may have been spared a direct hit from Hurricane Sandy, but that doesn’t mean we aren’t feeling its affects with power outages, flooding and flight delays and cancelations.
FPL Works To Restore Power In S. Fla.
More than 16,000 thousand FPL customers still have no power in Miami-Dade and Broward counties, due to Tropical Storm Isaac.
Power Outages Minor Across South Florida
A very small number of South Floridians are already without power prior to Tropical Storm Isaac’s arrival.
FPL Prepares For Storm With Upgraded Electrical Systems
Florida Power and Light doesn’t want to leave you in the dark as Tropical Storm Isaac moves closer to Florida. The company said Thursday its ready to respond should Isaac cause a problem for South Florida.
Fire Forces Residents Out Of North Miami-Dade High Rise
Dozens of residents living in the Palm Towers building in North Miami-Dade were evacuated Tuesday afternoon after a kitchen fire on the 11th floor.
Something Extra: 2012’s Hollywood Power Players
If you want to be a powerful celebrity, the music business might be the ticket. Seven of the top eleven celebrities on Forbes Magazine’s annual list are singers and, mostly, women.
Fire Damaged Azamara Quest, Based In Miami, Limps Into Malay Port
Passengers were smiling with relief Sunday as their cruise ship, operated by a division of Miami’s Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, limped into a Malaysian port after fire heavily damaged an engine room. Nobody was hurt, but passengers broiled in without AC even after some power was restored.
CBS4 Investigates: Samsung Compensation Coming To Some TV Owners
Two weeks ago, CBS4′s Chief Consumer Investigator Al Sunshine reported that as many as seven-and-a-half million Samsung TV owners could be impacted by a potentially defective part that caused TVs to stop working, shortly after the manufacturers warranty had expired. Now he has breaking news on how Samsung plans to compensate affected consumers.






