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George HurrellFor nearly five decades, Joan Crawford captivated audiences on the big screen. A new book by West Palm Beach native and author Scott Eyman, being presented at the Miami Book Fair this week, spotlights her complex story of survival, rumors and ambition. -
Rebecca Blackwell/AP/APThe report says that new property tax reforms proposed in the state legislature would have drastic consequences on municipalities' ability to provide parks, roadway improvements and other services.
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The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights will take part in a week-long University of Miami law school conference that hopes to raise alarms about faltering democratic norms in the hemisphere. -
With an explosion of youth sailing programs around Coconut Grove, a generation of youth sailors is making its mark on the world stage. -
Recyclepedia has created an interactive map of the county in which users can see if and how different materials can be recycled. -
The McKenzie Project has emerged to “uplift individuals aged 14 and above.” This is not only an age that reflects McKenzie’s own personal experience, but it also reflects trends she has observed within her community. -
Miami-Dade County Commissioner Raquel Regalado is hosting a roundtable discussion Monday in Homestead with a group of city leaders to find ways to address the county's homelessness issue. -
Miami Dade College’s 42nd Miami Book Fair, the nation’s longest-running literary festival, begins Sunday and runs through next Sunday, Nov. 23, with more than 500 authors from around the world and thousands of book lovers in attendance. -
Miami's biggest fundraiser: 14th Annual 'Give Miami Day' kicks off with early donations and a 5K runThe Miami Foundation is hosting its 14th annual “Give Miami Day” next Thursday to help more than 1,300 non-profit organizations in greater Miami continue their work in the community. Early giving began Saturday with a 5K race planned for Sunday. -
When Christopher Columbus High School student Peter Callahan climbed to the top of section 306 in Hard Rock Stadium during the Miami Hurricanes-Syracuse Orange football game this past Saturday, he never expected to start a movement. But what began as a bet between father and son quickly turned into an unforgettable moment of gridiron madness. -
A coalition of Florida grassroots organizations held an "art-based" protest Saturday night outside the Adrienne Arsht Center for Performing Arts, calling out Florida Grand Opera Chair Tina Vidal-Duart, accusing her of profiting from the detention of immigrants at Alligator Alcatraz. -
Broward leaders expressed their concerns with property tax reform, confusion over gun laws, and frustrations with law enforcement funding. -
Marking its centennial, the congregation celebrates a century of togetherness it believes will carry the church forward. -
Eileen Higgins and Emilio Gonzalez, the two remaining candidates for the City of Miami mayoral race, traded insights into how they would tackle some of the city’s most pressing problems in a forum organized by the League of Women Voters of Miami-Dade on Wednesday night in Little Havana.
