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In the years since the 2016 presidential election, civility and empathy seem to be fading away. Overt racism, sexual abuse brought to light by the #MeToo movement, the kind of … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Where’s Amy Billig? The 17-year-old was last seen on March 5, 1974. She was on her way to her father’s Coconut Grove art gallery. She was never seen again. Her … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Jay Sall’s work in disaster recovery afforded him a classic 1930s Miami Beach home he shared with his wife and stepdaughter and a 39-foot boat. But there was a darker … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Eastern Airlines, a Miami mainstay in the air and on the ground, changed forever 30 years ago. On March 9, 1989, the airline filed for bankruptcy. At the time, it … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Two groups — one in favor of an American military intervention to stop the Venezuelan crisis and one against it — gathered Saturday afternoon in front of the U.S. Southern … Click to Continue » ... Read More

A group of activists in favor and against Nicolás Maduro gathered in Doral on Saturday, February 23, 2019. … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Several of the top Venezuelan generals who the Trump administration says can allow aid into Venezuela have family living in the United States that could be expelled from the country, … Click to Continue » ... Read More

South Florida has lost one of its staunchest — and most visible — advocates for the homeless. Few captured international attention the way this nonagenarian who clashed with Fort Lauderdale … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Photo Gallery: Burger Bash 2019 | Fri., Feb. 22, 2019 … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Helen Ryde is a devout, gay United Methodist on a 600-mile personal prayer journey. Her trip across four states comes days before United Methodists from around the world consider if … Click to Continue » ... Read More