Billy Jean Louis | Key Biscayne Independent

On Haiti Heritage Month, Haitians in Miami reminisce about their troubled home nation. “I cry every morning,” said Guillaume, a security officer for the Little Haiti Cultural Complex.

The group will be hosting its third annual Youth Summit to educate the youth about police interactions, human trafficking, sexual abuse and different types of sexually transmitted infections.

Miami is deferring a request by its police chief to grant some cops immigration law enforcement powers, a controversial measure being pushed by Gov. Ron DeSantis to help the federal government increase deportations sought by President Donald Trump.

The Kitchen Incubator, which is part of a Liberty City nonprofit that aims to revitalize the Miami neighborhood, gives startup food businesses a kitchen they can rent at a low fee.

A project spearheaded by Chairwoman and District 5 Commissioner Christine King will soon allow Liberty City small businesses to apply for a grant of up to $10,000.

A preservation group is looking to preserve more properties to boost the economy of Liberty City, a Miami neighborhood that was once full of thriving Black-owned businesses.

Khalilah Ali, the former wife of Muhammad Ali, has been a vocal advocate for the Black community in South Florida.

As the Trump administration continues to conduct immigration raids nationwide, Miami-Dade Commissioner Marleine Bastien is now advising all immigrants to carry their documents to show their legal status.

Many people are unaware that King rehearsed his "I Have a Dream" speech at what is now the Historic Hampton House in Miami where he was a frequent guest.

Edouard Duval-Carrié, a Haitian-American artist who draws inspiration from his island culture, including Vodou, has been named Miami-Dade County’s new artist-in-residence.

Miami-Dade Police said the discovery was made around 8:30 a.m. by a worker raking the beach. Officials could not determine a gender, or how the head was severed.

Shops like Novecento had to move earlier this year from its long-term location at the Key Biscayne Shopping Center to a slightly smaller space at The Square. Why? Rents are simply too high for many shops and restaurants on the island.