Attacks in Iran have intensified after the U.S. and Israeli militaries launched missiles into the country, killing Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who ruled
Month: March 2026
South Florida reacts: Mixed emotions after U.S. and Israeli strikes kill Iran’s Supreme Leader
As tensions escalate overseas, locals in South Florida express a complex mix of concern, hope, and fear—especially for loved ones in Israel and Iran. Community
U.S. strikes Iran, region on edge as violence spreads
Missiles rain across the Middle East, oil tankers and luxury towers burn, and U.S. service members are killed as President Trump directs strikes from Florida.
Florida Supreme Court rejects bid to block DeSantis’ redistricting special session, clears way for new congressional maps
The Florida Supreme Court on Friday rejected a petition to block Gov. Ron DeSantis’ move to redraw the state’s congressional districts. The legal challenge, brought
Miami Hurricanes fall to Georgia Tech in regular season finale, 79-49
The Miami Hurricanes women’s basketball team concluded their 2025-26 regular season with a tough 79-49 loss to the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets on Sunday afternoon
Protesters in Miami demand end to U.S. oil blockade as Cuba faces growing crisis
Claudia Rodriguez, who has family in Cuba, says her relatives have struggled to access basic goods ever since the U.S. blocked oil imports to the
Fort Lauderdale hosts 46th annual Truck Parade celebrating Black history
The Fort Lauderdale community gathered for the 46th annual Truck Parade and Festival, honoring the contributions of African Americans in South Florida with a vibrant
Dolphins face big decision on Tua, Hurricanes shine at NFL Combine, and weather disrupts Florida
As the Miami Dolphins weigh options for Tua Tagovailoa’s contract, former Hurricanes impress at the NFL Combine. Meanwhile, rainstorms cancel games and cut short family
Miami Proud: Designer Erica Appleby empowers next generation with sewing studio
Raised in Richmond Heights, Erica Appleby turned her love of sewing into national success—and now gives back by teaching her craft to at-risk youth and
Nearly 1,000 climb stadium steps for American Lung Association’s Fight for Air
Hundreds joined metro firefighters at loanDepot Park for the 22nd annual Fight for Air Climb, raising awareness and funds for the millions of Floridians living