People are fed up these days with everything from government bailouts to burglaries, so, when one man found his stolen property for sale on the Internet, he set out to catch a thief. Investigative reporter Carmel Cafiero has this special assignment report, which we warn you contains some violent scenes.
People aren't the only ones losing their homes during these difficult times so are their pets, but beware, offer your pet free to a good home and it could vanish. Police are investigating several missing dogs, which were all given to the same man. Carmel Cafiero is here with this special assignment report, Dog Gone.
On the outside, cell phones are a convenience, but on the inside of a prison or jail, cell phones can be weapons. To fight back, authorities have developed a detection device that's hard to fool. Investigative reporter Carmel Cafiero is on the Case.
As if Florida's housing industry isn't already in enough trouble, there are now problems with drywall imported from China. A Miami-Dade lawsuit claims houses with the product have made their owners sick. Investigative reporter Carmel Cafiero is on the Case.
With people dying everyday in Florida from prescription drug abuse, experts say we're facing an epidemic. A Seven News investigation first exposed the problem of these pill mills, and now our report is being used as an example of why Florida needs to shut them down. Investigative reporter Carmel Cafiero is on the Case.
It doesn't take a genius to know security around a nuclear power plant should be super charged, so why then are there no guards at the gate to Turkey Point? Investigative reporter Carmel Cafiero is on the Case.
Between the bad economy and holiday credit card bills, this new year is starting off rocky for many people, and if you're going to need to borrow money, beware of loser loans. Investigative Carmel Cafiero is on the case.
Tonight, the Marine Corps Toys for Tots program wants you to know it is not connected to an organization that is selling calling cards to Santa. Seven's investigative Reporter Carmel Cafiero has the story.
Tourism has always been important to South Florida. But these days, we are attracting a new kind of tourist. They're not coming for our beaches. They're here for prescription drugs. Seven's Carmel Cafiero investigates local Pill Mills.
The state budget crunch has forced Florida's courts to cut $44 million and eliminate 280 jobs statewide. Yet, Seven's investigative reporter Carmel Cafiero found out the Price of Justice can be pretty high when it comes to spending public money.
From your city council to the Florida Legislature, governments are having to make big cuts because of the poor economy. But one area that seems to have escaped the budget ax is landscaping along South Florida roads. Investigative reporter Carmel Cafiero has this special assignment report "Money Trees."
There's a huge glitch in the nationwide switch to digital TV. You may think you're ready, but millions of TV viewers may be left in the dark. Seven's Carmel Cafiero is on the Case.
Homeowners often find local businesses leaving cards on their doors or stopping by to offer their services. But one family ended up with tree trouble after accepting just such an offer and now they've filed a complaint to the county about it. Seven's investigative reporter Carmel Cafiero is on the Case.
Fights between neighbors can get ugly, and one in Broward County got so bad the sheriff's department got involved, leaving two families crying foul. Investigative reporter Carmel Cafiero is on the Case.
For the first time, a South Florida man who is suing the Catholic Church for sexual abuse is making his identity public. His father is asking the Vatican to look into how the matter is being handled here. Investigative reporter Carmel Cafiero is on the case.