EDUCATOR’S HOME GOING Veta Mae Peterman, 90, the revered Dania Beach educator, community activist, and reluctant local historian, was laid to rest this week. Ms. …

Communication, the foundation of a good relationship, is built upon words.  And, with God and the Holy Spirit as architects of our speech, words have …

Born in Saginaw Michigan, Don Wiggins was always a natural at leading the pack. The eldest of one brother and two sisters, Wiggins had to …

DEERFIELD BEACH — Another high-ranking city official is at the center of a criminal investigation after he recently took unauthorized sick leave, then said it …

OPA-LOCKA — Six of the nine candidates hoping to succeed term-limited State Rep. Dorothy Bendross-Mindingall in Florida House District 109 squared off during a town …

Thirty-five years after the Supreme Court legalized abortion in the Roe vs. Wade case, over 49 million pregnancies have been terminated, 47 percent from African-American …

MIAMI — In an effort to improve the social and economic climate in Jamaica, agencies from the tropical island and the Sunshine State will collaborate …

FORT LAUDERDALE — The Fort Lauderdale Police Department’s webmaster has been suspended and is slated to be fired next week after spending much of his …

Fourteen years ago, while witnessing the preparation for a pageant at the Swap Shop flea market in what is now Lauderhill, Nichole Dagle thought to …

FORT LAUDERDALE —After serving as pastor for Mount Hermon A.M.E. Church since 2001, the Rev. John F. White was recently named the 130th bishop of …