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A renowned political insider, she parlayed her connections to become one of the city’s most sought-after lobbyists in the 1980s.

A century ago, the LaSalle Park neighborhood was the only place in South Bend where Black residents could buy land. A landfill soon opened nearby.

New owners have recently moved the roasting operations to the revived Southgate in Elkhart.

Floyd Hopper easily could have been killed while serving in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. But his flight out of Seattle was delayed and while waiting at the airport, his entire mash unit was killed. Hopper died Jan. 6. He was 90.

The inauguration ceremony for Dwight D. Eisenhower as president of the United States will be telecast January 20.

Robert A. Zimmerman, a retired Baltimore Museum of Art exhibit designer and social event planner, died of COVIDCIVID-19 complications Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was 83.

Robert A. Zimmerman, a retired Baltimore Museum of Art exhibit designer and social event planner, died of COVIDCIVID-19 complications Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was 83.

As businesses flock to South Florida, has Fort Lauderdale fallen behind in luring them? Sun Sentinel 5/4/2021 David Lyons, South Florida Sun-Sentinel © Susan Stocker / South Florida/Sun Sentinel The intersection of Las Olas Boulevard and Southeast Third Avenue, site of the former Broward College downtown campus, as seen late last year. It is now home to The Main Las Olas, a mixed-use office, residential and retail building in the center of the citys financial and entertainm...

This is a rendering of the new playground planned for Horace Mann Elementary School. Courtesy Saint Francis professor Rick Miller, left, is pictured with students, from left, Xavier Yoder, Reggie Telemaque and Alex Reichard and professor David Stehlik. The team won a marketplace challenge. Rhoades Courtesy In Grace College’s fitness room, exercise science director Christina Walters, center, advises students Zach Kraft and Hannah Wanemacher. Courtesy Trine University Trine University Preside...

Fort Lauderdale appears to be missing out on many companies relocating to South Florida during the pandemic — with a number of them instead moving to West Palm Beach and Miami.