IN THE PACK
BRICKELL -- Just past dawn on a balmy Sunday morning, Victoria De Freitas laced up her running shoes and stepped into the vibrant swirl of Club Running, the University of Miami’s very own run club.
Community Divided Over Proposed Bahamian Museum
More than two years ago, to much fanfare, Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson presented a mock, oversized check for $6 million to Coconut Grove community leaders to fund a project that she promised would be a belated tribute to an overlooked group of early Miami settlers.
Oct. 7 rescuer and survivor: ‘What we saw on that day was pure evil’
KENDALL – After firing thousands of rockets into Israel, the Islamic Palestinian nationalist militant group Hamas ravaged Gaza border communities, killing entire families, raping women and taking hostages on Oct. 7, 2023.
UM Journalism Students Gain Inside Access to 2024 Democratic National Convention
Volunteer Carmen Morris, 65, stands confidently before a stage in the United center, surrounded by a vibrant crowd of supporters at the 2024 Democratic National Convention. What started out as a regular Tuesday afternoon journalism…
Community Briefs
CORAL GABLES -- Coral Gables residents are invited to attend a free screening of the acclaimed 1973 film “The Sting” on Saturday, Sept. 28, at the Coral Gables Art Cinema.