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By Legacy Editorial Staff M•I•A MEDIA GROUP’s 2026 Legacy 40 Under 40 Reception & Fashion Show honored South Florida professionals, entrepreneurs and community leaders Sept. 18 at Le Méridien Dania Beach at Fort Lauderdale Airport. The event recognized the Legacy Miami and Legacy South Florida 40 Under 40 classes for achievements in business, healthcare, education,

By  COREY WILLIAMS As President Donald Trump tries to convince voters that Democrats have let crime run amok, he’s digging into the country’s political past to reference one of the most controversial campaign advertisements that relied heavily on racist tropes. During a campaign stop Wednesday in Gastonia, North Carolina, to stump for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael

By Howard Cohen Florida has about $4.5 billion in outstanding unclaimed property — and some of it could be yours. That’s more than twice the amount in unclaimed coffers compared to 2024. About four million Floridians, or 1 in 5 of Florida’s 23 million people citing recent U.S. Census numbers, have property waiting to be claimed.

The “SO VOTE” campaign will target young, rural and low-propensity Black voters in consequential races across the country. By Gerren Keith Gaynor The Congressional Black Caucus Institute has announced a multi-million-dollar campaign to mobilize Black voters ahead of the November midterm election. Launched on National Voter Registration Day, the “SO VOTE” campaign seeks to educate Black voters about this year’s

By George Caldwell  For Florida homeowners frustrated by rising housing costs, Amendment 3 offers a simple and politically powerful promise: Pay less in property taxes. But the proposal Florida voters will consider on Nov. 3 is considerably more complicated than a tax cut. It could change how local governments across the state pay for police

By Alonzo McAllister  There was something unsettling about the scene in Dallas on Sept. 10, 2026. President Donald Trump stood before thousands of supporters at the Republican midterm convention, asked them to raise their right hands and instructed them to repeat after him. What followed was presented with the familiar mix of humor, exaggeration and

By Legacy Editorial Staff When Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe meet at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Friday night, they will be playing for more than a place in the U.S. Open final. For the first time, two Black men will meet in a Grand Slam singles semifinal, guaranteeing that a Black American man will compete

Nearly half the league now starts a Black quarterback — from two-time MVPs to first-year starters fighting for their jobs. Here’s where all 15 stand entering 2026. By Rashad Grove What was once a systemic barrier is now the league standard in the NFL. With roughly half of the NFL’s 32 franchises entrusting their offense to a

By Legacy Editorial Staff More than 500 leaders are expected to gather in Hollywood to examine how artificial intelligence, housing costs, health care and workforce changes are affecting working families. As artificial intelligence transforms the workplace and rising housing and health care costs put greater pressure on working families, hundreds of business, government and community

By David J. Neal In the aftermath of a cargo plane crash that led to five deaths at Miami International Airport on Sunday, some people have been wondering why MIA does not have a runway safety feature known as an engineered materials arresting system — a crushable, lightweight material at the end of a runway that