Broward House has a sacred mission of helping people with chronic health problems, including HIV. Leading that effort is not easy, demands long hours, and will be thankless most of the time.
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Education is under attack in Florida from elected Republicans. Higher education has long been immune to such pressure from conservatives, but not anymore.
The pictures are shocking, the screams are chilling, and the lack of arrests is disturbing. Video of a lesbian and a trans woman being viciously attacked on the street is shaking the entire LGBTQ community.
The confluence of Florida’s political climate, less money available from traditional sponsors, and a day of downpours is creating major problems for Wilton Manors’ annual Stonewall Pride Parade & Street Festival that takes place each June.
Shelter pets should not have to spend the holidays alone, so the Humane Society of Broward County is hoping you’ll open your heart and home and give a furry friend in need a cozy place to spend the holidays.
More than 6-in-10 people support putting a hotel on Dixie Hwy. just south of Five Points. Results of Out South Florida’s poll regarding the proposed hotel show 63% of respondents are in favor.
The intersection of LGBTQ and the Arts communities has been strong for decades. But combining the two also creates an easy target for criminals. Island City Stage was the victim of a vandal.
Rainbow flags, drag queens, and shirtless partiers will not fill the streets of Little Havana this February. Gay Ocho (Gay8), the LGBTQ+ Latino Pride in America, is canceled in 2024.
By South Florida standards, it was a chilly night. But warmth radiated everywhere in Richardson Park during the Wilton Manors Holiday Spectacular. From VIP tables up front to rows of chairs to the inflatable bar in the back, people packed the venue to create and spread holiday cheer.
Losing one major event hurts, but it happens. Losing two could be a disturbing coincidence. Losing three? Well, then it becomes “a thing.”
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