Candidates hoping to become the state’s next governor have centered their campaigns on different approaches to those issues, offering proposals they say will improve the lives of Floridians.
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Bruno’s election marks a historic milestone for the Florida PTA. He became the first Black man, Haitian American, and millennial to serve as state president in the organization’s 103-year history. It represents a new chapter of leadership for one of Florida’s largest child advocacy organizations.
A meeting held at the Carrie Meek Foundation in Opa-locka last week brought together community leaders, educators, coaches, mentors and residents to engage men and boys in the movement against gender-based violence.
With the 2026 midterm elections just months away, President Trump has gutted the only federal agency devoted solely to election administration — leaving it without leadership and unable to act.
For generations, Black Americans were denied equal access to higher education through segregation, discriminatory admissions policies, unequal public school funding and laws that barred many colleges and universities from admitting Black students. Even after legal segregation ended, persistent racial wealth gaps left many Black families with fewer financial resources to pay for college.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been instructed to immediately suspend most vehicle stops during enforcement operations nationwide, except in cases involving serious criminal targets, following fatal shootings in Texas and Maine over the last week, multiple law enforcement sources told CBS News.
In an exclusive interview with TheGrio, Christine Wonsley and Ben Crump address a friend’s claim about Nolan’s last known whereabouts amid their calls for an end to misinformation about his disappearance.
The Broward County community has lost one of its most treasured educators, historians, mentors, and servants with the passing of Maude Lewis Storr, who departed this life on July 2, 2026, just days shy of her 101st birthday. Born on July 16, 1925, Mrs. Storr spent more than a century demonstrating that a life dedicated to lifting others is a life well lived.
For Brother Johnnie Smith, that responsibility is one he has spent a lifetime preparing to assume.
“We’re here fighting for transparency,” Crump said. “We don’t need you to narrate it for us. Black people have eyes. You have eyes. You saw the video.”