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The Miami-Dade Chapter of the FAMU National Alumni Association, the Dr. Arthur & Mary Woodard Foundation for Education and Culture and Osun’s Village African Caribbean …

Daytona, Fla. — On the field, they relied on each other to lead the Marching Wildcats through performances that garnered attention and applause; boosted, of …

WASHINGTON (AP) – Democrats are turning to an unlikely ally, George W. Bush, to respond to Republican pledges to declare war on “radical Islamic terrorism. …

PALM BEACH —As smarter legislation regarding criminal justice expands across some segments of the nation, more local political boards are moving to decriminalize the recreational …

RIVIERA BEACH. Fla. — On December 17, many residents of the predominantly black city of Riviera Beach witnessed something they never thought they’d see: the …

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Leander Shaw, who was the Florida Supreme Court’s first African-American chief justice, has died. He was 85. Florida Supreme Court spokesman Craig …

Palm Beach County CASE SETTLED A $250,000 settlement has been reached in the Fiddie Mae Hollis wrongful death lawsuit. Hollis, a mother of five, was …

MINNEAPOLIS – The Mall of America was used as “a decoy” to start a protest that quickly moved to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and blocked …

TALLAHASSEE – A Florida congresswoman is resuming her legal battle to block changes to her congressional district. Lawyers for U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown filed paperwork …

The President of the United States, the most powerful man on the globe, left the climate summit in Paris where the future of the human …