A Broward Sheriff’s Office deputy who works at the Broward County court-house took his own life Tuesday morning on a Homestead street, law enforcement sources told the Miami Herald.
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The 1st District Court of Appeal approved the state’s request for a stay of a ruling by Leon County Circuit Judge John Cooper and rejected a suggestion by the Floridians Protecting Freedom political committee that the dispute be sent to the Supreme Court — a move that would have essentially skipped consideration of the case by the appeals court. Floridians Protecting Freedom is helping lead efforts to pass the abortion amendment.
On June 7th-8th, 2024 thirty Black girls from Broward County had the unique opportunity to attend the Southern Black Girl Dream conference in Atlanta, Georgia. For many of these young scholars, it was their first time flying on an airplane, marking a significant milestone in their lives.
Kid Triston maintaining a 4.6 GPA is a remarkable achievement in itself. Earning a full scholarship to play Division 1 basketball, with only a 1% acceptance rate, is a feat of its own. To accomplish both is truly extraordinary. Congratulations to Triston on graduating in the top 5% of his class, Summa Cum Laude! Your hard work and dedication have paid off. You’ve made tremendous sacrifices to reach this milestone, and it’s been an inspiration to witness your journey. Well done, Triston – this achievement is a testament to your perseverance
and excellence!”
Historically Black West Coconut Grove is a majority Black neighborhood hidden among some of the most affluent areas in Miami that once boomed with sports and economics
Mrs. Robinson, a dedicated servant and leader of the Dillard community, has demonstrated an unmatched passion for teaching and learning. Her commitment, shared leadership, and winning personality have been the cornerstone of her success at Dillard High School. During her tenure she has been recognized with numerous awards and accolades. As Principal, she has spearheaded countless educational and community initiatives, too many to list them all. However, below are a few standout moments from her tenure at Dillard High School 6-12:
In a major win for the Seminole Tribe, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to upend a 30-year, multibillion-dollar deal giving the tribe control of sports betting throughout Florida.
Pompano Beach Arts is proud to announce the renaming of The Historic Ali Cultural Center Courtyard as a tribute to Hazel K. Armbrister. A portrait bust of the esteemed teacher, activist, and historian will be unveiled during a special event organized by Reverend Marguerite Kelley Luster, Armbrister’s sister, and the dedicated team at Rock Road Restoration Historical Group. Featuring music, dance, and remarks by Mayor Rex Hardin, the courtyard dedication and bust presentation will take place on July 10, 2024, from 6-8pm at the Ali Cultural Arts Center. The event is free and open to the public. Learn more at www.pompanobeacharts.org
The social-media ruling likely will decide whether Florida can carry out a 2021 state law that placed restrictions on platforms such as Facebook and X. The gun ruling in a Texas case could help determine the fate of a 2018 Florida law that barred people under age 21 from buying rifles and shotguns.
The state’s largest medical marijuana company has bankrolled Amendment 3, which would legalize recreational marijuana for adults 21 and older. But some of the roughly 2,000 doctors who are state-certified to recommend pot as medicine are warning patients about the consequences that could jeopardize access to the drug for medicinal purposes.