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Wells Fargo recently announced a $20 million grant to The Miami Foundation, the nonprofit's largest grant received to date, to help historically disadvantaged small business owners own more of their businesses' assets and improve technology to better serve customers.
Dozens of Haitian migrants are expected to return home by Friday on a series of expulsion flights scheduled for this week.
Ketanji Brown Jackson's legal journey started at her family's dinner table in Miami. It has culminated with a historic appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Black males in Florida and across the nation face extraordinary challenges, from becoming targets of hate crimes to navigating a criminal justice system that can involve unfair policing practices, convictions and even deaths, according to civil rights leaders and members of Congress and federal agencies.
$1.7 million in grant money was presented to the Hollywood Police Department Wednesday afternoon.
That money gets all 321 officers a body camera.
"It's important for the nation to build trust around of law enforcement officers and that begins with our law enforcement officers being able to provide transparency," said Congresswoman Frederica Wilson.
A group of House Democrats called on the Biden administration to expand and improve food aid to Haiti, as nearly half that country's population faces food insecurity.
Over 100 young men of color from South Florida pledged Sunday afternoon at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts that they will transcend disadvantaged circumstances growing up by going to college - using higher education as a vehicle to greater social mobility and attaining economic prosperity.
More than 100 young, mostly Black men signed away all stereotypes in grand style Sunday, at a 5000 Role Models academic scholarship signing event at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Miami.
CBS4 thought it was important to get South Florida's representatives and senators on the record reacting to what was revealed in the first January 6th public hearing.
We started the process on Tuesday to ensure we heard from our leaders on Capitol Hill Thursday night. Some opted to issue a statement before the hearings began, others are waiting until Thursday night's hearing concludes, and some chose not to offer a comment.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Eleven recent Duval County high school graduates received scholarships to attend Historically Black Colleges or Universities, or HBCUs thanks to a program started by Florida Congresswoman Frederica Wilson.