Walmart, Best Buy, Target: 2022 Back-To-School Deals In Florida

From notebooks to pencils to iPads, here is where you can snag the best back-to-school deals at stores in Florida.

Sextant Stays Offers Up Free Temporary Housing For Surfside Condo Collapse Victims

CBS4's Lisa Petrillo spoke with CEO Andreas King-Geovanis.

Celebrity Edge Sets Sail From Fort Lauderdale Saturday, Marking Return Of US Cruising

Ships are already sailing from foreign ports.

Companies Looking To Fill 5,500 Positions At Mega Job Fair Thursday In Sunrise

The event will take place Thursday, June 24th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the BB&T Center in Sunrise.

South Florida Star MMA Fighter Jorge Masvidal Delivers Father's Day Gifts To 30 Fans

“It’s all fresh, it’s all cut to spec and it’s never frozen,” said Jorge Lorenzo, owner of Lomelo’s Meat Market.

Marko Dimitrijevic: What’s Your True Net Worth?

Marko Dimitrijevic - Net Worth. It's a term that gets thrown around a lot but how many people actually know their true net worth?

CBS4 Exclusive: Hit-&-Run Victim Says Insurance Company Denied Claim Despite Police Report From Incident

CBS4 caught up with her at a local dealership as she attempted to replace her vehicle without any assistance from her insurance company.

Job Fair Held At LoanDepot Park As Marlins Look To Fill Several Positions

For a list of other companies hiring, visit: CBSMiami.com/NowHiring.

‘Scared Of Civil Unrest': South Florida Gun Shop Sees Major Jump In Sales To First-Time Firearm Owners

“Yeah, I've seen a big uptick in AR-15s. Anybody who doesn't have one wants to get one now."

Coral Springs Gym Memberships Canceled Over Black Lives Matter, Pride Flags; Gym Owner: ‘Those Flags Will Fly High'

But Sunday, when the Black Lives Matter flag and the Pride flag began to fly over the gym, some members said that was a step too far.

Multibillion-Dollar Deal Between Florida, Seminoles Could Open Doors To New Casinos

But the deal opens the door for other gambling behemoths to establish a footprint in the nation’s third-most populous state.

Miami Brewery Hosts Summer Soccer Tournament

Copa Veza Sur, organized by Veza Sur Brewing Co., runs June 6 through August 8. Registration is open through May 31.

FIU Launches Sustainability Program To Balance Tourism With Environmental Concerns

“Are we being good stewards of the community by protecting natural resources. If we are, are we directly protecting our tourism dollars?"

Miami Lakes To Accept Cryptocurrency Payments As Digital Currency Expands Throughout South Florida

The Town of Miami Lakes is one of the first municipalities in Miami-Dade County to accept cryptocurrency.

Hiring Crisis In South Florida As Business Owners Say They Can't Find Enough Workers

CBS4's Keith Jones spoke with business owners and workers who blame "generous unemployment benefits."

Area Businesses Looking To Benefit From Fort Lauderdale Air Show

"People are starved for entertainment and the fact it is outside makes it more positive."

Cruise Line Threatens To Skip FL Ports Over Vaccine Passport Ban

Norwegian Cruise Line said it might keep ships out of FL ports because of the state's ban on vaccine passports, reports said.

FIU's Small Business Development Center Credited For Helping Pivoting In Pandemic Miami Maintenance Company Survive

After COVID hit, it was near impossible for janitorial services companies to get much-needed supplies to continue operating, like paper.

South Florida Restaurants Desperate For Workers Offer $400 Signing Bonuses

Blocks west on the New River, seafood restaurant Rivertail has offered a “$250 signing bonus,” hoping to fill seven jobs.

San Francisco-Base Zumper Setting Up Major Hub In To Miami, Sees It As The Next Technology Hub

“I had heard there were some venture capital funds and other entrepreneurs setting up camp in Wynwood,” said Georgiades, CEO of Zumper.

Some Cruise Companies Seeking To Overturn Decision By Key West Voters To Limit Size Of Ships Docking At Their Port

Lawmakers in Tallahassee are on the verge of approving a measure that will cancel the results of an earlier decision.

South Beach Businesses, Residents Fed Up With Unruly Spring Break Crowds

Frances Wang reports everyone who lives or works in Miami Beach is hoping for a much calmer week and weekend ahead.

Unruly Spring Breakers Force Popular Clevelander Hotel Restaurant To Temporarily Close

The recent chaos crossed a line for management of the iconic party spot.

Valor™ CEO Rick Niemi On Compounded Prescriptions

CEO Views collaborated with Rick Niemi, Valor Compounding Pharmacy’s CEO, on a piece for the Objective of Compounded Prescriptions

Workers Protest To Keep Jobs At Diplomat Hotel

The workers say all they want is to know that when their jobs will be available and say they won't be replaced with lower-paid employees.

FPL: Rate Hike Proposal Would Allow Power Company To ‘Continue Focusing On Ways To Deliver Low-Cost Electricity’

The filing at the Florida Public Service Commission set the stage for what likely will be a months-long process of review and debate.

How Coronavirus Affected Bankruptcies In Miami Area

Here's how the pandemic affected bankruptcies in Miami-Dade County. Experts warn of a likely surge in coming years.

Taking Advantage Of Tax Breaks, Companies From Near, Far Opening Offices In South Florida

Home prices are skyrocketing, and downtown Miami is booming.

Kindness Brings Big Tips To South Florida Restaurant Server

The tips were inspired by a national tip-off challenge that started among rival college basketball fans in Cincinnati.

How Reliable Is Your Florida Power Provider?

See how well utility providers in the Miami area and across FL serve their customers.

Zoo Miami’s New Director Wants To Take It To The Next Level, Bring Conservation Awareness To All County Parks

Will Elgar, Zoo Miami director, has been tasked with taking the zoo to the next level and increasing conservation awareness

North Miami Beach Dental Practice Pivots During Pandemic To Save Business

Hank Tester reports Oral-Facial Comprehensive Care went into survival mode during the height of the pandemic.

Darryll Green Named Vice President And General Manager Of CBS Television Stations’ Miami Properties

Green will assume his new responsibilities on March 8.

Miami-Dade County Ends Contract With Airport Maintenance Company; Eulen America Responds With Statement

Those allegations were the subject of an extensive investigation by CBS4’s Jim DeFede.

Junkyard Fire In Homestead

No word yet on what started the fire.

‘People Do Not Know That We Exist’: Miami-Dade Company Faces Lack Of Buyers For Coveted N95 Masks

DemeTech is a family-owned business that had been a medical suture maker until the pandemic.

Iconic Duffy’s Tavern Struggled But Survived Pandemic Times

“Survival. I just wanted to get anything going. People picked up, delivery, we passed that, thank God,” Russell said.

Carnival Cruise Lines Breaks Ground On New $195 Million Terminal At PortMiami

“Nine months ago the future of the industry was uncertain,” said, Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava.

City Of Miami Launches App To Simplify Business Licensing

The new tool is designed to help entrepreneurs more easily open new businesses.

‘It’s A Sad Place’: Mar-A-Lago Members Leaving Following Former President Trump’s Return

“It’s a very dispirited place,” Laurence Leamer, historian and author, told MSNBC host Alex Witt on Saturday.

Iconic Mai-Kai Restaurant and Polynesian Show For Sale: Report

After closing because of water damage, the Mai-Kai Restaurant and Polynesian Show is on the market, reports said.