Author: Carma Henry

Scott, facing his first potential big crisis as governor, avoided what could have been a major test as Tropical Storm Isaac blew by the state on its way to northwestern Gulf Coast

Dorothy Singleton, Fort Lauderdale’s newest Centenarian

Fort Lauderdale City Commissioner Bobby B. DuBose will host an hour-long Telephone Town Hall Meeting

Florida A&M University (FAMU) is charging all alumni, current and prospective students, faculty, staff and FAMU fans to show their Rattler pride nationwide in celebration of this year’s College Colors Day

another school year has begun and we thank God for protecting our children and families through a beautiful blessed summer.

Democrats accused Gov. Rick Scott of bullying the supervisor of elections in Monroe County on Wednesday, the latest salvo in the high-stakes battle over early voting in the November elections

School of Architecture Rodner Wright as the new interim provost and vice president for Academic Affairs.

About 46 percent of U.S. senior citizens die with less than $10,000 in total financial assets, according to James Poterba of MIT, Steven Venti of Dartmouth College and David A. Wise of Harvard University, the co-authors of the study.

Black American elected officials in South Florida – local and state

federal health care overhaul threatens to end home visitation programs for 500 at-risk families and lead to 80 employees losing their jobs statewide.