City wants to curtail rude public comments
Staff report Apparently, some members of the public who have addressed the City of West Palm Beach Commission have tested the “the limits of the …
Serena Williams honored as SI’s 2015 Sportsperson
NEW YORK — Serena Williams is Sports Illustrated’s Sportsperson of the Year — the first female athlete honored on her own by the magazine in …
Eat, drink and raise money for Habitat
Since 1989, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Miami has been making a significant contribution to the lives of families in need of quality affordable housing. …
Holiday Entertaining made easy
StatePoint Hosting holiday celebrations can mean a lot of preparation and pressure to impress. To help, See’s Candies has partnered with entertaining expert, Alexandra Hedin, …
Food trucks, families and fun
The third Friday of each month brings a convoy of South Florida’s most popular food trucks into Rolling Oaks Park for Miami Gardens Food Truck …
Spady awarded $10,000 grant
The Spady Cultural Heritage Museum of Delray Beach was awarded $10,000 from the NEA. The award will enable the museum to bring acclaimed soul/blues/gospel band, …
Hundreds celebrate science and engineering in Miami Gardens
Staff Report Miami Gardens, Fla. — Home of the wildly successful Jazz in the Gardens annual music festival, the city of Miami Gardens can now …
Obama success confronted by GOP opposition again
By KEVIN FREKING Associated Press WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry hailed the newly passed international climate change agreement as …
No consensus about legality of Trump’s idea of Muslim ban
By MARK SHERMAN Associated Press WASHINGTON — There’s no legal or historical precedent for closing U.S. borders to the world’s 1.6 billion Muslims, but neither …
First black Florida Supreme Court chief justice dies at 85
TALLAHASSEE -Leander Shaw, who served as the Florida Supreme Court’s first African-American chief justice, died early Monday after a lengthy illness, the court announced. He …