City of Miami gets kids ready for first day of school
Nearly 1,000 children from the Little Haiti area were treated to live entertainment, face painting and free haircuts and health screenings Thursday at Little Haiti …
Nearly 1,000 children from the Little Haiti area were treated to live entertainment, face painting and free haircuts and health screenings Thursday at Little Haiti …
Washington, D.C — The Voting Rights Act, signed into law by President Lyndon Johnson (1908-73) on August 6, 1965, aimed to overcome legal barriers …
By BILL BARROW MIAMI — Drawing a sharp distinction with Republican rivals in the pivotal election state of Florida, Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday called …
MIAMI — On Saturday, hundreds of students, families and local artists are teaming up with Engage Miami and a growing coalition of Miami-based community groups …
FORT LAUDERDALE — Airport employees crowded a section of Hollywood-Fort Lauderdale International Airport on Wednesday afternoon to demand higher wages and better benefits. The …
By GRANT SCHULTE LINCOLN, Neb. — President Barack Obama’s newest push to cut greenhouse gases from U.S. power plants set the stage Monday for a …
Attorney Benjamin Crump was sworn in as the 73rd President of the National Bar Association on July 23, 2015 at the 90th Annual NBA Convention …
By BRETT ZONGKER Associated Press WASHINGTON — Dozens of emails and comments left at the Smithsonian Institution show the public appears to be sharply divided …
PEMBROKE PINES — Therese Homer is accustomed to trailblazing work. A longtime law enforcement professional, she gained acclaim for a domestic violence program she created …
By GARY FINEOUT Associated Press TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida’s Republican-controlled Legislature, dealing with the fallout of a sharply critical decision by the state’s highest court, …