Religion
“Test Your Bible Knowledge”
“Test Your Bible Knowledge” […]
Articles by Carma Henry
Local News
The Broward Center For The Performing Arts Seeks Performers For Arts For Action: Black Voices Initiative
The Broward Center for the Performing Arts is seeking applications from Black performing artists for participation in a series of events including theater, dance, music, spoken word and comedy in its traditional performance spaces as well as an outdoor festival. […]
Religion
City Mourns the Loss of City Manager Phil Alleyne
With a heavy heart and profound sadness, the City of Lauderdale Lakes announces the passing of City Manager Phil Alleyne. Mr. Alleyne was a stronghold within our city and ensured daily that services were provided to our community members, residents, and employees. […]
National News
Health, Gun Violence, and A Black Women’s Roundtable Help Kick off CBCF Conference
That information and a panel discussion on how the Black community is at higher risk for certain eye diseases, which usually have no warning signs and even lead to blindness, helped launch the 51st Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Annual Legislative Conference in Washington. […]
National News
First Monument Honoring the Bravery and Heroism of Black U.S. Veterans Unveiled in Buffalo
The sacrifices made by Black servicemen and women have often gone overlooked. To ensure their contributions are celebrated and remembered, NBC reported a new monument in Buffalo, New York, has been created to honor the heroism and bravery displayed by African Americans across the five military branches. […]
Local News
Crist Campaign to Floridians: Tell Us Your Property Insurance Stories
The Crist for Governor campaign today released an online tool to encourage Floridians to share stories about how the property insurance crisis – before and after Hurricane Ian – has impacted their lives. […]
National News
Alfred Street Baptist Church Designates $1 Million to Jackson State University for Support During Water Crisis
Alfred Street Baptist Church’s (ASBC) Mission Division will donate up to $1 million to Jackson State University (JSU) to help defray costs related to the ongoing water crisis in Jackson, MS, which began in late August 2022. […]
Health
Broward Health welcomes James Roach, D.O. to lead Emergency Medicine for The System and act as Chief Medical Officer at Flagship Hospital
Broward Health welcomes James Roach, D.O., a proven physician leader, as its system chief of emergency medicine for all of Broward Health and chief medical officer of Broward Health Medical Center. He will begin his new role October 3. […]
Feature
Hurricane Ian death toll climbs over 100, officials defend response
The death toll from Hurricane Ian climbed past 100 as of Tuesday as embattled residents in Florida and the Carolinas faced a recovery expected to cost tens of billions of dollars, and some officials faced criticism over their response to the storm. […]
Feature
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson wades into questioning about murky wetlands dispute as Supreme Court opens new term
The Supreme Court opened its nine-month term Monday by hearing a conservative challenge to the federal government’s authority to regulate wetlands under a landmark environmental protection law, with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson asking multiple questions on her first day on the bench Jackson, the first Black woman to serve on the court, was quick off the mark, asking a series of questions early on in the nearly two hours of arguments indicating sympathy for maintaining expansive federal authority over wetlands. The conservative majority seemed more skeptical, although there appeared to be no consensus about how to draw a line that would limit federal jurisdiction over sometimes hard-to-define patches of wetland. […]