Fort Lauderdale resident Kielda Louis’ life was rocked when she was 17 and found out that she was pregnant. Now she’s 18-years-old with a 10 month old daughter, a junior in high school and working.
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For South Florida eleventh grader Nakeya Wilson, painting is her passion. A passion fueled by talent that helped Wilson, a student at Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School, beat out 75 other students
Flo Rida, Cee Lo Green, and B.O.B. have teamed up for one of summer’s hottest musical events, the “R You on the List” tour. Kicking off with the release of headliner Flo Rida’s new album, ‘Wild One’ on July 3
As a panel appointed by Gov. Rick Scott to review higher education in Florida met for a third time Monday, state universities were plotting their next moves after last week’s unprecedented rejection of a series of proposed tuition increases.
Broward County Business & Professional Women’s Network held their Eighth Annual Founder’s Day and Scholarship Luncheon on May 6, 2012 at Signature Grand in Davie
After massive public back-lash, Adidas has announced that it no longer has plans to release the shackled sneaker that it was planning to put on the market in August.
Mayor Shirley Gibson and the City of Miami Gardens hosted a team of Mexican mayors who were here to attend the 18th annual Inter-American Conference of Mayors and Local Authorities held at Florida Inter-national University.
Opponents of Florida’s 10-20-Life law said Tuesday that Clay County Circuit Judge Don H. Lester has granted Ronald Thompson, 65, a new trial. Thompson, a disabled veteran, was sentenced in 2010
A federal judge who struck down part of a controversial state elections law will hold a hearing Wednesday morning on whether to issue a temporary restraining order in a separate case concerning a state-ordered voter purge.
The Magnolia North neighborhood, formerly known as “the triangle”, was sealed off in 1987 with metal barricades intended to isolate and mitigate high levels of crime and violence at that time.