Eggelletion will plead guilty to money-laundering charge
Suspended Broward County Commissioner Josephus Eggelletion has reached an agreement with federal prosecutors in which he will plead guilty to money-laundering, according to court records …
Eggelletion will plead guilty to money-laundering charge
Suspended Broward County Commissioner Josephus Eggelletion has reached an agreement with federal prosecutors in which he will plead guilty to money-laundering, according to court records …
Atlanta mayor’s race too close to call
ATLANTA (AP) _ With a slim lead of 620 votes, a former state senator claimed victory in the race for Atlanta's mayor early Wednesday, though …
Diddy discusses new vodka, new music group and old tradition
MIAMI BEACH — On Tuesday morning at the posh Blade restaurant in the Fontainebleau Hotel, about 25 public relations staffers, caterers, models and photographers buzzed …
COMMENTARY: New leaders emerge in Homestead
Rosemary Fuller and Patricia “Pat” Mellerson have emerged from relative obscurity in a semi-rural area of Miami-Dade County to become respected examples of effective community …
Victorious Thinking
Many are imprisoned and defeated by their own negative thinking. An absence of optimism produces flawed reasoning, and leads to sinful choices. Negativity can easily …
Chamber honors Ruth Shack
MIAMI — When you ask Ruth Shack to recount her biggest political accomplishment, you might expect the former county commissioner to speak of ensuring equal …
Miami Gardens sees big drop in crime
In its short history, the city of Miami Gardens has racked up several honors.
Thirty adoptions finalized at Broward courthouse
FORT LAUDERDALE — Clusters of adoptive parents, children and friends lined up in front of the Broward County Central Courthouse on a recent Saturday.
OUTDOORS WITH JULIA YARBOUGH: Who says black folk don’t camp?
Allow me to dispel what seems to be an ongoing myth surrounding black folk in the outdoors, the one that says we don’t camp.