Author: Carma Henry

  Welcome to Alcatraz, not merely the infamous prison that once stood in San Francisco Bay, but the state of mind now infecting our government.

Two of Florida’s historic HBCUs join forces to create a direct bridge from undergraduate achievement to doctoral education, research, and leadership

From WRBD’s microphone to the pages of the Westside Gazette, South Florida’s Black community has spent more than half a century telling its own story

       More than two months after Nolan Wells was found dead on Mississippi’s Horn Island, questions surrounding the 18-year-old’s death remain unanswered.

        Sometimes we feel like we have to keep going no matter what. School, work, family, responsibilities, and life can make us feel like we always have something else to accomplish. But the truth is, taking a break is okay.

       Recently, our Community Justice youth put that belief into action by partnering with Nehemiah Ministry to help rehabilitate local homes. Rolling up their sleeves and working side by side, our youth gained hands-on experience while contributing to the revitalization of neighborhoods across Broward County.

       As I continue to grow, I realize that many of the ways I try to pour into others come from places within myself that long for the same things: reassurance, consistency, encouragement, understanding, and simply feeling emotionally seen.

       September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, an important reminder that behind every statistic is a person, a family and a community. It is also an opportunity to make sure Broward County residents know one critical message: You Matter. Your Life Matters.

       With the Atlantic on track to potentially set a new record for the latest first hurricane of the season, Florida Power & Light Company’s (FPL) meteorology team says the quiet start should not lead Floridians to lower their guard.

Jerry Greenfield quit a year ago this week, saying the company had been silenced. Now he and Ben are asking for our help.