The Miami Marlins and a unique ritual bring together an elderly mother and daughter, via the telephone, for every game.

Mother-Daughter Miami Marlins Fans Connect From Miles Away

As Bitcoin grows, and mainly remains a mystery, a group of South Floridians hope to build its use in the area and beyond.

South Floridians Hope to Build with Bitcoin

Army Vets Become Fishermen For Therapy

Fort Lauderdale Pedestrians Wave Safety Flags

Big East Conference teams like Syracuse and Louisville will have new homes soon. They are among dozens of teams in major conferences that are realigning for major dollars.

NCAA Conferences Trade History for TV Cash

While jazz music seems like the music of the past, I found it inescapable thanks to its presence in my life at a young age.

How Jazz Found Me

The Brooklyn Nets made their first playoff appearance in six years, and continue to build for the future. Now they'll be doing it without superstar Jay-Z in the executive office. 

Jay-Z Says 'Goodbye Brooklyn' for Roc Nation Sports

I spoke with WNYC's City Hall reporter Brigid Bergin about what the charges against New York mayoral candidate John Liu's former staffers will do to this campaign. 

What Will John Liu Do?

Despite the work of groups like New York's Black Rock Coalition in the 1980s, black rock musicians still struggle to find a place in the music industry.

Black Rockers Fight Against Music Industry Stereotypes

Reporting for The Miami Herald. Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism '13. Former sports reporter for Uptown Radio. Big on sports, music, city and metro issues and finding interesting ways to tell those stories. 

LADixon