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US college campuses are witnessing a significant increase in student protests against the Israel-Hamas war.

It doesn't matter whether your product kills people, what matter is how woke your company is.

It's time to enforce the law.

Biden has his priorities and America doesn't make the list.

Argentine classical music pianist Horacio Lavandera will perform for the first time in the Miami area as part of a solo piano tour of the United States that also will take him to play at the legendary Carnegie Hall in New York. The virtuoso South American instrumentalist will perform on Tuesday, May 7, 8 pm,

The Town of Cutler Bay’s seventh annual “Wings Over the Bay” Chicken Wing Cook-Off event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, May 18, from 6 to 10 p.m. at Cutler Ridge Park. The popular family friendly event will be back with all the usual elements that have made it one of the town’s most

The Children’s Trust hosted its 18th annual Champions for Children Award Ceremony on Thursday, Apr. 11, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Miami International Airport & Convention Center. Drawing nearly 1,300 attendees, this sold-out event celebrated the exceptional achievements of individuals and programs dedicated to serving the needs of children and families. This highly anticipated gathering

The City of Homestead celebrated the inauguration of Dr. Nzeribe (Zerry) Ihekwaba, PhD, PE, as its new city manager on Mar. 28. The installation ceremony, held at the Homestead City Hall Council chambers, was a momentous occasion attended by esteemed guests, including friends, family, colleagues, as well as current and former elected officials. The evening

The Village of Palmetto Bay announced on Apr. 12 that Miami-Dade County had approved plans for the village to create a “linear park” on the county-owned two-and-a-half-acre property at the intersection of SW 140th Street and 77th Avenue. “As the mayor of the Village of Palmetto Bay, I am writing to express our heartfelt gratitude

The Mountain View Whisman School District held its annual reclassification ceremony, which honors kids who've achieved English proficiency.