Strong police presence at pro-Palestinian rally in downtown Miami; arrests made
There were verbal clashes over the Israel-Hamas War near the Torch of Friendship in downtown Miami on Friday afternoon, where a pro-Palestinian rally was being held.
Black history teacher takes Florida education standards complaints to the UN
A Miami-Dade teacher packed her bags to haul complaints about Florida education standards overseas to the United Nations.
Fatal shooting of woman in Miami Gardens under investigation
Gunfire killed a woman outside North Dade Regional Library in Miami Gardens Wednesday.
Israel-Hamas War: Holocaust survivor hopes unique perspective opens hearts, minds
A Holocaust survivor said fighting in Israel hit a nerve that causes constant pain. He spoke up to share his perspective hoping it opens hearts and minds to change.
Man in custody following pursuit of pick-up truck through South Florida streets
A man is in custody Friday afternoon after leading police on a pursuit through South Florida streets on Friday afternoon.
Oakland Park wants million-dollar stormwater pump to guard homes from damage
Oakland Park could soon have a new stormwater pump station to shield a neighborhood where homeowners see roads flood often during heavy rain events.
Practice of providing interpreters for asylum seekers ends, stirring anger, confusion
Critics are saying the end of a pandemic-era practice to provide interpreters for those seeking asylum is putting lives at risk.
Island SPACE Caribbean Museum aims to feature stereotype defying collections
A Broward County museum with 5,000 square feet of exhibits from every country touched by the Caribbean claims to own a collection unlike any in the world.
Rep. Wilson's panel calls for campaign to ensure accuracy of Black history
A South Florida member of Congress on Friday called for citizens to pressure education leaders into preserving accurate history.
Burglar caught on camera stealing from North Miami pawn shop
A North Miami pawn shop is offering a reward to identify and find the man who broke into the store and stole over $100,000 worth of goods.
Broward mom works to educate others about toll of sickle cell anemia
A grieving Broward County mother is working to garner support for sickle cell survivors who have grappled with an overlooked side of the disease.
Ex-Miami Gardens police major claims she was fired for blowing whistle on bad behavior
A former Miami Gardens police major has filed a lawsuit against the city and its police chief.
School zone speeders beware! Some cities plan to install cameras to catch you
The plan is to bring cameras to deliver automated tickets for speed violations near schools.
Condo owners in good standing fear eviction in Pembroke Pines
Property owners paid mortgage, insurance and homeowners association fees but still fear being put out at Heron Pond Condominiums.
Bootcamp held for small business owners on how to win government contracts
What if the people you owe money gave back chunks of it? That is the kind of change community leaders hope to score by coaching small businesses on how to win government contracts.