Grammy winners Tony Succar and Aymée Nuviola headline Saturday's free concert, with donations bound for La Guaira and Chocó.

Jaheem Lee got to meet the motorcycle deputies he hopes to join one day at Good Shepherd Child Care Center in Cutler Bay.

Live music from Dreyfoos students, Rivian showcases and free parking validations headline Thursday's Rosemary Avenue takeover.

Nearly 400 local businesses joined the Supreme Twins Foundation's second gala, funding real programs at Miami Dade College.

Derek Auguste lost a cousin at the World Trade Center and later his own home to foreclosure. Now he runs FIU’s veteran affairs office.

Alison Thompson lost 64 friends on 9/11. A quarter-century later, her Miami nonprofit has reached more than 18 million people.

James Valenti dedicated his Yankee Stadium anthem to a high school classmate killed at the World Trade Center.

Ghost tours, tarot readings and a raffle of 150-plus items will fill Movies of Delray next Thursday, all to help kids battling brain cancer.

At Friendship Bakery in Kendall, adults with disabilities roll challah for Rosh Hashanah while building job skills and friendships.

More than 3,000 gathered in West Miami as Archbishop Wenski prayed for Cubans facing blackouts, hunger and deportation fears.

Edward and Clara Knox's Jackson Street home has a new roof and fresh plumbing, while volunteers continue seeking help with HVAC and electrical work.

The cash-only Miami Beach institution marks a century with a block party, raffle prizes, and stories from four decades of regulars.

A new Miami Foundation study says private and flexible dollars barely reach Goulds, West Perrine and other unincorporated pockets of South Dade.