Whooping cranes may lose ultralight assistance
By KARL ETTERS Tallahassee Democrat TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Whooping cranes migrating south with the help of ultralight planes may have to start fending for themselves. …
Miami Gardens Wine and Food Experience
Hoping to follow in the footsteps of Jazz in the Gardens, its hugely successful annual music festival, the City of Miami Gardens is hosting the …
Sister Souljah makes three South Florida appearances
Sister Souljah did not allow poverty to limit her. Born poor, she is now a graduate of Rutgers University, an impactful activist and a world …
Around South Florida
Palm Beach County BURGLARS NABBED James Nelloms III, 20, and Sean Van Buren, 26, of Riviera Beach are facing multiple charges. Boca Raton Police say …
Scott kicks off tour to promote $1 billion tax cut proposal
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) – Florida Gov. Rick Scott will travel the state this week to promote his $1 billion tax cut proposal, which is mostly …
Serve appetizers for tasty and creative entertaining
Love to entertain but maybe not so much to cook? Like to have a houseful of guests but not a sinkful of pots and …
The First Lady’s Trip to Qatar and Jordan:
Join me on this journey: This week, I will be traveling to Qatar and Jordan — countries located in a part of the world known …
Millions paid to smaller schools
By Briahnna Brown Howard University News Service WASHINGTON — Like many teams at historically black colleges and universities across the nation, Howard University’s football team …
Broward College hosts minimum wage community discussion
LAUDERDALE, Fla. — To raise the minimum wage or not is an ongoing topic of discussion among politicians and business owners. Broward College will host a …
Black voters support parental choice for educational options
By Troy Donte’ Prestwood Black Alliance for Educational Options WASHINGTON — Black voters overwhelmingly support providing parents with high-quality educational options that include a mix …