Author: Carma Henry

‘Sister to Sister’ networking event fosters a first in Lauderdale Lakes

The City of Lauderdale Lakes, led by Commissioner Sandra Davey, celebrated Juneteenth immediately following the Regular Commission Meeting.

‘You should be led by your own sincerity to get things right’

Amid caution, Black Church Groups join effort to bring attention to global attacks on Christians

After 27 hours of deliberation, a jury of seven men and five women reached a verdict in Philando Castile’s death. Eight hours later, after a march in St. Paul, hundreds went on the freeway, where some faced off with police before 18 were arrested.

A work in progress until completion

The nonprofit will use the AT&T contribution to support the Save Our Sons initiative. SOS was created to develop and enhance the lives of young men primarily in the Overtown community

Things you should know about Lyme disease

Did you know that you can test for HIV in the privacy of your own home? The maker of the OraQuick In-Home HIV Test, the first FDA-approved in-home HIV test, is working with BlackDoctor.org, the leading destination for Black health information and news, to raise awareness of HIV home testing and encourage testing among African Americans

There were more questions than answers in the hours after Seattle police officers fatally shot a pregnant mother in her home Sunday morning.