Holocaust Survivor David Mermelstein Has Passed Away

Mermelstein has been featured many times on CBS4, including the “March of the Living” special in 2012.

Sisters In Florida Condo Collapse Buried In Same Coffin

"I truly believe God watched over them by not making them suffer without Lucia and Emma," a family friend said at a funeral for the family.

‘Kid Reporter’ Who Interviewed Obama At White House Dies: Report

Damon Weaver, known as the “kid reporter” who interviewed President Obama in 2009, died May 1 of natural causes, reports said.

Alcee Hastings, Longtime Florida Congressman, Dead At 84

Appointed as a federal judge by former President Jimmy Carter, Hastings' judicial career abruptly ended with his impeachment.

Good Samaritan Died Trying To Rescue 2 People Off Miami Beach

Police say a 49-year-old man ran into the ocean to help a father and young girl who were in trouble.

BSO Sgt. Loses Battle With Coronavirus

Owens served for nearly 30 years with the BSO's Department of Detention

Zoo Miami Mourning Loss Of Its Matriarch Lioness "Kashifa"

The zoo euthanized the lioness after discovering that she suffered a spinal cord injury and had lost mobility in her hind legs.

Toshi, Oldest Eastern Black Rhino In North America, Dies At Zoo Miami

At nearly 44 years old, Toshi was believed to be the oldest Eastern black rhino in North America and the second oldest in the world.

11-Year-Old Boy Becomes Florida's Youngest Coronavirus Fatality

Daequan Wimberly, a boy with special needs, was an inspiration to his family. He is one of three children to die from COVID-19 in Florida.

Legendary Miami Dolphins Coach Don Shula Dies At 90

Legendary Miami Dolphins Coach Don Shula, the architect of the NFL's only perfect season, has died.

Obituary: Sensei Ozzie Mitchell

A former Miami Police Officer, Sensei was a martial arts instructor internationally as a founder of the Shorei go ju Martial Arts Academy.

Maurice Ferré Left Wide Imprint On Miami As First Hispanic Mayor

Former Miami Mayor Maurice Ferré left a far-reaching imprint on his adopted city as its first Hispanic mayor despite a challenging period.

Obituary: Emilio Negron Cruz

He loved playing guitar and singing, especially Tangos, and music was an important part of family life.

Former Barry University President Remembered As Beloved Champion

Sister Jeanne O’Laughlin​, the fifth president of Barry University, is remembered as a champion of higher education.

Beloved Newscaster Todd Tongen Took His Own Life: WPLG-TV

Gregarious WPLG-TV news anchor Todd Tongen took his own life, according to the news station.

'Beloved' WPLG-TV News Anchor Found Dead In Home

WPLG-TV's Todd Tongen was found dead at his home by a family friend.

3 Teen Soccer Players Killed In North Miami Crash

The boys, ages 13, 15 and 17, were walking to board a bus for a tournament when they were fatally struck.

Former Miami Beach Mayor Seymour Gelber Dies At 99

He didn't make his 100th birthday but former Miami Beach Mayor and retired Judge Seymour Gelber lived to see something much more meaningful.

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Poet Mary Oliver Dies In Florida Home

Mary Oliver, the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, died at her Florida home Thursday as fans celebrated her life and verse.

Obituary: Dr. Russell M. Swayne

Russell practiced in psychology and taught at Adler University, Chicago, and was a member of Judson Church.

Billionaire Businessman Wayne Huizenga Dies At 80

Some will remember H. Wayne Huizenga as the powerful wind that carried both the Marlins and Panthers to South Florida.

Sgt. La David Johnson, Green Beret Killed In Niger, Laid To Rest

Hundreds of family members, friends and fellow soldiers bid farewell to Army Sgt. La David Johnson following a tumultuous war of words.

Trump Call To Serviceman's Widow Described As 'Insensitive'

Sgt. La David T. Johnson was killed on Oct. 4 in southwest Niger when he and fellow soldiers were ambushed by Islamic extremists.