Author: Carma Henry

Trayvon Martin’s parents turn pain into power

Broward County residents will once again have the opportunity to save money by replacing their old water-guzzling toilets with new high-efficiency models

Florida Memorial University (FMU), South Florida’s only Historically Black University, recently highlighted its top scholars during its annual Honors and Awards Day celebration

But for the first time in American history, the debt collectors are coming under federal control.

Hurricane Sandy, the one mile of coastal vegetation on Fort Lauderdale Beach, in front of Birch State Park and south of Sunrise Blvd

Vice Chairwoman Audrey M. Edmonson and Matt Greer from Carlisle Development celebrate with residents of Overtown at the Historic Overtown MetroRail Station

Yvette Carnell: What will be the Right Wing response if Obama wins reelection?

Broward Workforce Development Board and WorkForce One Employment Solutions Offer Tips for Job Search Strategies During the Holiday Season

Months after his death from lung cancer on July 25 at age 74, the body of sitcom actor Sherman Hemsley has yet to be buried

The future of democracy in the Middle East