Submitted by Jesse Scheckner (Source: Florida Politics ) Michael A. Robinson, a longtime Judge with the 17th Judicial Circuit in Broward County, just earned honors from…
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Recently the Florida Memorial University (FMU) Board of Trustees unanimously cast a vote of confidence in Interim President William McCormick, recognizing his exceptional leadership and strategic vision during his first six months in office. Under McCormick’s guidance, the university has embarked on a transformational plan that is steering FMU towards a promising future.
In a powerful and emotional ceremony on Friday, December 6, Miami-Dade County Commission Vice Chairman Kionne L. McGhee honored Dr. Desmond Meade, a visionary advocate for justice and equality, by renaming a portion of Southwest 268th Street (Moody Drive) as Desmond Meade Street. The event, held at 26700 S. Federal Highway, marked a significant moment in Miami-Dade’s history, recognizing a man whose personal journey exemplifies resilience redemption, and dedication to justice.
The Children’s Services Council of Broward County proudly supports Community Participatory Action Research (CPAR), an initiative that empowers residents to create meaningful change. CPAR unites community members to identify local challenges, develop actionable solutions, and implement lasting improvements.
Join the Urban League of Broward County in transforming lives by supporting students, equipping entrepreneurs, and creating pathways to success. Together, we’re building stronger, more equitable communities.
Bodycam footage of Tyre Nichols after the severe beating that led to an investigation into the Memphis Police.
The Family of the late Hubert and Alberta Timmons proudly announces the graduation of Dr. Susanne L. Timmons, Ph.D. from Walden University. Dr. Timmons earned her doctoral degree in Public Policy and Administration, with a concentration in Law and Policy. She is also a published author, recognized for her work titled, “Influence of Incomplete and Unverified Vote-by-Mail Ballots on Mail-In Voting.”
In the bustling halls of a Fort Lauderdale magnet school, a pivotal moment quietly unfolded for a young girl named Rhone. Little did she know, a seemingly small decision by her mother—signing her up for the school’s Air Force ROTC program—would set her on a path to becoming one of the Army’s most accomplished leaders. Today, Lieutenant Colonel Rhone serves as the Battalion Commander of the 302d Signal Battalion, headquartered at Fort Detrick, Maryland, playing a critical role in ensuring the digital infrastructure that powers America’s military operations.
This pass week marked a memorable milestone as all five commissioners officially took their oaths to serve and represent our community.
As part of the settlement, the Fort Lauderdale Police Department agreed to adopt or maintain policies to prevent a repeat of what Ratlieff suffered. The agreement (see below) specifies that the city must use SWAT and tactical and training policies for crowd management and control “consistent with the standard promulgated by the National Tactical Officers Association and the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP).”