To honor George Floyd, members of Congress are standing in solidarity with organizations dedicated to civil rights and pushing forward social change. On Thursday, theRead More
On the same day mourners converged in Minneapolis for the first memorial for George Floyd, healthcare workers at two Miami hospitals held a moment ofRead More
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will be hosting virtual workshops so South Florida residents can give their input on proposed changes to Miami International AirportRead More
While South Florida has been excluded from entering phase two of reopening plans, gyms and other wellness facilities in Miami-Dade will be allowed to reopenRead More
A South Florida native is making history at a prestigious university as she becomes their first black female student body president. Danielle Geathers has becomeRead More
Demonstrators gathered in downtown Miami to march for racial equality and to protest the deaths of victims of race-related violence. The protest began along BiscayneRead More
South Florida residents complained to the state about a hospital charging for coronavirus tests that were supposed to be free. The results of the investigationRead More
Street art isn’t just graffiti anymore, it’s now for your masks. At the Museum of Graffiti in Wynwood, you can be hooked up with yourRead More
A 17-year-old accused of accidentally shooting and killing a teenager in Miami will be tried as an adult. Thalys Oliveira, who was originally charged asRead More
Wednesday started off as a day of downpours as Mother Nature opened the floodgates and soaked South Florida. In Surfside, lightning damaged a home andRead More
