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Democrats seize on leaked Hope Florida report showing ‘misappropriated’ funds

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WUSF | By Douglas Soule A leaked grand jury report finding $10 million was misappropriated for political purposes is reverberating through Florida politics. The political reaction has been swift after CBS News Miami obtained a leaked grand jury report finding the DeSantis administration “misappropriated” $10 million for political purposes. The report, released Wednesday evening, details how money from […]

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As Broward College Opens a New Semester, Questions Grow Over Attempt to Oust President Torey Alston!

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By Jerry Givan As more than 50,000 students return to Broward College, President and CEO Torey Alston is pointing to enrollment growth, new investments and academic improvements. Meanwhile, the District Board of Trustees is seeking to terminate the president it unanimously selected in February 2025. The board scheduled an Aug. 19 special meeting to consider

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Rickelle Williams reflects on leadership, legacy and her future

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By Raynell Gordon  Fifteen months isn’t enough time to define a career. But it can be enough time to make history. When Rickelle Williams became Fort Lauderdale’s city manager in April 2025, she became the first Black woman to lead Broward County’s largest city and county seat. For Williams, the milestone represented more than personal

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District 24 voters need to follow Congresswoman Wilson’s standards, not her torch

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By Brian C. Johnson Congresswoman Frederica Wilson recently wrote an opinion column about “the congressional seat that Black history built.” Surprisingly, she wasn’t describing her own seat — Florida’s 24th District, which she is leaving after 16 years of admirable service — but Florida’s 20th District in Broward County. Voters in both districts will choose

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Don’t get it twisted: Hair entrepreneur shares blueprint to her success

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BY KALLAN LOUIS Global hair braiding is a half a billion dollar industry with a positive growth trajectory according to several industry studies. A skilled braider with business acumen, social media savvy and referral-friendly clients can lead to lucrative business opportunities. Giszelle Williams, the owner of Queen Boss Braids, serves the South Florida and Orlando

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ABFF Community Day

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Sponsored by GMCVB ABFF Community Day Sunday, May 31 Noon– 5 p.m. Black Archives-The Historic Lyric Theater Doors Open at Noon Experience the best of ABFF in Miami, free and open to the public. Enjoy screenings, local vendors, and engaging activations throughout the day. 12:30 p.m. – HBO® Short Film Award Showcase Now in its

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Miami’s mental health crisis requires more than conversation

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By Lixon Nelson During Mental Health Awareness Month, discussions highlight therapy and access to healthcare. These are essential. Yet for many Miami residents, mental health is shaped by dignity, stability, opportunity, and hope, core needs that demand attention beyond conversation. As a Haitian-American leader, disability advocate, and someone who has faced a learning disability and

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