Gov. Rick Scott on Monday called Hurricane Michael a “monstrous” and potentially “deadly” storm that is barreling toward the state’s Panhandle and Big Bend region.
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Over 1,200 immigrant youth, families, and allies gathered in Miami to kick-off the one-month countdown to this year’s midterm election on October 6, 2018. By weekend’s end, the New Florida Majority, United We Dream Action, SEIU Florida, FLIC Votes and other members of the Win Justice coalition had knocked on 29,000 doors, called 16,000 people and texted 45,000 numbers in what was coordinated the largest single voter mobilization in the state of Florida this election cycle.
Recently, Mayor Andrew Gillum released the following statement regarding the confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh: “Today is a dark day for the Senate and a tough day for our country.
Our Heroes of Broward initiative will exclusively focus on acknowledging the unsung heroes of our community
On Tuesday morning, the Florida Democratic Party filed a lawsuit to extend the October 9th voter registration deadline in the wake of Hurricane Michael, which is set to devastate parts of Florida’s Panhandle
Luncheon proceeds will fund special programs and services at the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center
The 6th Annual South Florida Youth Summit (SFYS) presented by L.E.A.D Nation, in partnership with the Knight Foundation, will take place October 18-20 under the theme “Youth and Justice.”
Six graduates of Broward County Public Schools who are community luminaries and champions in education will be inducted into Broward Education Foundation’s Hall of Fame during the Publix Super Markets Charities 2018 “Hall of Fame
Following the sudden tragic death of Congressional District 17 candidate April Freeman, Allen Ellison has been chosen to replace her.
Aaron Raines was born October 12, 1915 in Monticello, Florida. He has been a Broward County resident since 1941 and he has been living in the same home and has the same phone number since 1961.