MIAMI – In the summer of 1947, a thriving Black community in Miami vanished in the blink of an eye. Families were evicted with little
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Miami Gardens honors Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority with street renaming
MIAMI — The City of Miami Gardens is honoring the first historically black sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. with a street renaming. Northwest 17th
Felix Varela Senior High School students, parents hold
MIAMI — Dozens of people gathered in Southwest Miami-Dade to take part in a worldwide “fun-raiser” this weekend to promote unity and positivity in their
Families forced out Sunrise condos because of buildings deemed unsafe. Residents blame the homeowners’ association
FORT LAUDERDALE — Families in Sunrise are on the verge of being put out of their condominiums because their buildings are not safe and they’re
Miami-Dade commission advances efforts to explore incorporation for historically Black neighborhoods
MIAMI – Residents of historically Black neighborhoods in Miami-Dade County, including Brownsville, are now one step closer to exploring whether incorporating into a city is
South Florida groups critical of Trump’s executive order ending federal diversity programs
MIAMI – President Donald Trump‘s decision to eliminate federal diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives through an executive order has drawn sharp criticism from South
South Florida volunteers honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with day of service
MIAMI – While many spent Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a day off, others took it as a day on, dedicating their time
5000 Role Models gives out 45 scholarships to South Florida high school seniors
Dozens of South Florida students receive scholarships thanks to 5000 Role Models program Dozens of South Florida students receive scholarships thanks to 5000 Role Models
Little Lighthouse Foundation hands out 6,000 toys to 2,000 South Florida children and families
Little Lighthouse Foundation hands out thousands of toys to South Florida children and families Little Lighthouse Foundation hands out thousands of toys to South Florida
Residents outraged about amendment limiting what they can change in Miami parks
MIAMI — Some people who live next to City of Miami parks are pushing back and expressing outrage because they no longer have to be