Miami

Pay phones: A thing of the past, or still serving a public purpose?

You may not see them, but they’re still there: pay phones. Most, though, in Miami are old and boring, with small ads for mineral water or a clothing line. Should they stay or should they go?

Woman allegedly kidnapped by boyfriend speaks of ordeal

A woman who told police that her boyfriend bit out a chunk of her private parts during an argument about his wife told her story exclusively to CBS4 News.

Two shot outside Northeast Miami-Dade strip club

Two people were shot in the parking lot of a northeast Miami-Dade gentlemen’s club early Wednesday morning.

Families, survivors file suit in MIA bus crash

Relatives of one of the passengers who died in last weekend’s bus crash at Miami International Airport, as well as one of the survivors, have filed negligence suits against the driver and the bus service company.

Deadly bus crash

Two dead after bus crash at Miami International Airport

It was a deadly, surreal scene at Miami International Airport Saturday when an 11-foot-bus tried passing beneath an eight-foot, six-inch overpass.

Gov. Rick Scott veto hurts legal assistance program for poor

A day after the governor vetoed $142 million from the state budget, officials at an organization that provides legal help for low income Floridians said the decision will mean fewer attorneys.