Ted Deutch
A Tribute Fit For A Kling
William ‘Bill’ Kling was a tireless advocate for veterans in South Florida. On Sunday, Kling was paid a special tribute in Sunrise.
Debate At Lynn Generating Worldwide Headlines
Lynn University, a school many across the nation are hearing of for the first time Monday will be the center of the political world when President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney face off in the third and final presidential debate.
Facing South Florida: Rep. Red Deutch & Al Cardenas
CBS4′s Jim DeFede chats with Rep. Ted Deutch and Al Cardenas, chair of the American Conservative Union
“Hire A Hero” Job Fair To Be Held In Lauderdale Next Month
Thousands of men and women who served overseas return home to find one of their biggest challenges is taking care of their families.
Fla. Democrats Ready To Battle Ryan On Ideas
Florida conservatives aren’t the only ones celebrating after Paul Ryan was named as Mitt Romney’s vice-presidential running mate on Saturday morning.
Decorated Broward War Hero Targeted In Gov. Scott’s Voter Purge
A 91-year-old decorated World War II veteran is just one of hundreds of South Florida voters shocked to learn that they’ve been identified as a non-U.S. Citizen and may be ineligible to vote.
President Obama Attends Hollywood Fundraiser
President Barack Obama paid his second visit to South Florida in the last month Tuesday for a pair of fundraisers and a speech to students at Florida Atlantic University.
South Florida Congressman Proposes Bill To Ban Chinese Drywall
A Florida congressman is proposing a bill that would ban Chinese drywall from being imported into the United States.
Raising Medicare Age Would Cost $789M, Group Says
An increase in the Medicare age would cost Florida and its residents $789 million a year, according to a report issued Thursday by Latinos for a Secure Retirement.
Security Tight As U.S. Reps. Sworn In
Security was tight at the federal courthouse in Ft. Lauderdale Monday morning as three members of Congress, along with several federal judges, were sworn into office.






