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Jahaira DeAlto Balenciaga, a ballroom legend in Boston, has died. (Facebook) Jahaira DeAlto Balenciaga, a beloved Ballroom legend and spirited trans activist, was stabbed to death Sunday (2 March). She was 43. Described by those who knew her as a warm, thoughtful person and a guiding light for LGBT+ youth, DeAlto was found dead in her home in Massachusetts, Boston alongside another woman. According to local law enforcement, DeAlto was hosting Marcus Chavis and his family when he allegedly killed her, his wife Fatima Yasin and stabbed their dog, Boston police stumbled on Chavis, 35, on the s...

Two trans people, Iris Santos and Natalia Smüt, were slain on the same day in the US, touching off an outpouring of grief and anger.

Krisinda Bright (L) and her son, Jeffrey Bright. (Beaver County District Attorney/Beaver County District Attorney/ PRISM of Beaver County/Facebook) Police arrested a 48-year-old woman in Pennsylvania, US, after she allegedly murdered her son Jeffrey “JJ” Bright and sibling Jasmine Cannady. Jeffrey, a 16-year-old trans boy, and his non-binary sibling Jasmine, a 22-year-old, were found dead in the family home in Ambridge, Beaver County on Monday (22 February) Police said their mother, Krisinda Bright, dialled 911 after shooting them and waited out on the porch, drenched in dried blood, wai...

Alexus Braxton, 45, was found dead Feb. 4 inside her northeast Miami-Dade home at the Carmel at the California Condominiums. According to the Human Rights Campaign, Braxton's death is at least the sixth violent death of a transgender person in 2021 and the first of the year in Miami-Dade County. 2020 was considered the most fatally violent year for transgender people, according to the HRC. Police and animal services officers in Miami are cracking down on the leash laws after an unleashed dog at a popular park attacked a boy and his father. NBC 6's Alyssa Hyman reports Miami Cracks Do...

Published February 19, 2021 at 5:35 PM EST Listen • 50:57 / The Miami Herald Sarita Sanmiguel’s kindergarten class at Redland Elementary in south Miami-Dade on Monday, Oct. 5, 2020, the first day that Miami-Dade public school students returned to their classrooms, after learning remotely since March due to the coronavirus pandemic. South Florida teachers union leaders say CDC protocols are being followed but more work flexibility is needed. Also, a "vicious and violent" murder of a Black transgender woman highlights violence faced by the community. Public sch...