Hank Tester
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Miami, FL, United States
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Women's History Month: South Florida's Athalie Range broke barriers, set standards
Patrick Range II proudly points out his grandmother's picture with President Jimmy Carter. → Read More
China's political, economic impact on Caribbean, Latin America
What they are doing in the air is minor to what they are doing on the ground → Read More
Broward resident, Birmingham Bombing survivor recalls killing of 4 girls
Broward County resident and Birmingham Bombing survivor, Earl Davis recalls the year when "everything happened." → Read More
Miami-Dade's first courthouse was originally slave quarters
Miami does have slavery in its past, a brief past, almost two decades, but still a part of its history → Read More
Cuba's top spy Ana Belen Montes completes 20-year sentence
Ana Belen Montes spied for Cuba for years, reaching the highest levels of the U.S. Government's intelligence agencies. → Read More
2022 In Review: CBS4's Hank Tester takes a look at some of the big stories of the year
From hurricanes and supply chain issues to a surge in inflation, its been a memorable year → Read More
Cuba's top spy Ana Belen Montes gets ready to walk out of federal prison
After 20 years, Cuba's top spy will walk out of a Texas federal lockup. → Read More
Crandon Park celebrates 75 years of community park service
There are so many "Kodachrome Memories" at Crandon Park, located on the north end of Key Biscayne. Established in 1947, folks will remember the old Crandon Park Zoo which was relocated to south Miami-Dade and renamed Zoo Miami. → Read More
1954 Marine plane crash becomes part of Everglades lore
The call came in that there was a possible plane crash deep in the Everglades National Park. For sure there was scattered wreckage. → Read More
Race for US Congressional District 28 pits GOP incumbent against Democratic challenger
The district is currently represented by Congressman Carlos Gimenez. → Read More
US Congressional Dist. 27, Rep. Salazar trying to hold onto seat, challenged by Taddeo
The incumbent is a Republican, former television news anchor, while the challenger is a state senator and Democratic Party, activist → Read More
Tourism critical as Florida could take $70-billion hit from Hurricane Ian
Future tourism promotion is critical as analysts predict Florida could take a $70-billion hit in economic losses from Hurricane Ian. → Read More
New Seven Mile Bridge in the works for Florida Keys
The current bridge will be taken down and replaced by a new one. → Read More
How did Hurricane Ian compare to Hurricane Andrew?
For South Florida, the hurricane touchstone is 1992's Hurricane Andrew. → Read More
Miami's Calle Ocho neighborhood gets buzz but the area to the north is what many Cubans first embraced
Although the Calle Ocho neighborhood is considered in many circles to be the center of the Cuban exile community, just a few blocks to the north sits another neighborhood that is considered by some to be the original of all things. → Read More
Holocaust survivors receive holiday meals ahead of Jewish New Year
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, begins on the evening of Sunday, September 25, and ends on Tuesday, September 27. → Read More
At 71, still riding a Harley, Archbishop Thomas Wenski is ready for challenges
Looking fit and trim, Archbishop Thomas Wenski was recently honored with a Mass celebrating his 25th Anniversary as a Bishop. → Read More
Miami-Dade Commission honors Makasi Warriors in fight for freedom
Miami-Dade Commissioner Pepe Diaz asked those in the crowded commission chambers to take their seats and said, "Ladies and gentlemen, I am beyond honored and proud to introduce The Makasi Warriors." → Read More
For man who lost leg, healthcare career path is more than personal
The wheelchair-bound Mauricus Murdock makes his rounds as an intern at Broward Health Imperial Point, where he is also working to rehab. → Read More
Homeless Broward Health North employee's career path opens doors to permanent housing
Ja'Marcus Bartley, who works at Broward Health North, is on a career path he never ever thought of while struggling with homelessness. → Read More