Nixon listed attacks on her hair, clothes, intelligence and identity days after Vice President JD Vance said she should leave America.
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The Joseph Caleb Auditorium’s Caleb Around Town series delivered yet another unforgettable evening with Rhythm Reborn, transforming the Miami Theater Center into a vibrant celebration of music, culture, and community. The performance, which drew an enthusiastic crowd from across Miami Shores and beyond, showcased the auditorium’s continuing commitment to uplifting local artistry during its renovation period.
Sometimes, the people around you can see your potential before you can see it yourself. As teenagers, we are still trying to figure out who we are, what we’re good at, and what we want to do with our lives. During that process, having someone believe in you can make a bigger difference than they may ever realize.
From baby, to child, to teenager, to young adult, to grown man, to senior elder, there is something sacred about the journey of a Black male. Every version of us deserves protection, correction, guidance, accountability, and love.
The 2026 World Mental Health Day theme, “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change,” highlights an important truth: people who have navigated mental health and substance use challenges firsthand must have a meaningful voice in shaping the systems designed to support them.
A Florida jury has acquitted former Okaloosa County sheriff’s deputy Eddie Duran of manslaughter in the 2024 killing of U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Roger Fortson.
Now let’s tell the truth about what it takes to get approved for a residential unit here in Florida.
The Community Foundation of Broward has purchased a three-story, 23,000-square-foot building at 200 N. Andrews Ave. in downtown Fort Lauderdale for $5.7 million, establishing a permanent home for its work to transform lives and uplift the community through the power of local philanthropy. The transaction closed on Sept. 11, 2026.
The City of West Park’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 remains on hold after city commissioners failed to reach an agreement during a contentious budget workshop marked by sharp disagreements over taxes, spending cuts, and the city’s financial future.
Calling Amendment 3 a scam, U.S. Rep. Maxwell Frost is warning that renters will be stuck with higher housing costs if voters approve the constitutional amendment in November.