local artist

Miami native Sarai has more on how her life has changed since the diagnosis and also talks about her new single.

Surge talks about how his work got the attention of Psycho Bunny and where you can pick up the items.

Samantha Lerouge has more on the event that is free to the public at Westfield Mall in Plantation through June.

More than 58,000 people in Los Angeles County are spending Christmas on the street, with no roof over their heads, but one local artist is doing his part to brighten the day for those thousands of people in need.

NBC 7’s Ramon Galindo visits Simply Local in North Park, a small business taking part in Small Business Saturday, a day to shop at local stores and support the local economy.

A local artist has created a coloring book based on the graffiti art seen on the walls of Wynwood.

A local artist in Parkland is painting portraits of each victim of the shooting tragedy to help heal her community.

By luck of the draw, incumbent Republican David Yancey won a Virginia state House of Delegates race so close that its outcome was determined Thursday when an elections official pulled his name out of a ceramic bowl.

The world’s biggest hip-hop dance festival has arrived in South Florida for the first time in history.

About 400 divers and snorkelers have submerged in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary for a local radio station’s broadcast beneath the sea advocating reef preservation.

One D.C. artist is gaining a strong following on social media after projecting pictures, phrases and hashtags in protest of President Trump and other powerful Republicans onto buildings in the nation’s capital.

So who’s the prankster who altered the famed Hollywood sign on New Year’s morning to make it read “Hollyweed?”

They are the land mines of the sea, killing long after being forgotten. Abandoned or lost fishing gear, including traps, crab pots and nets, litter the ocean floor in coastal areas around the world. Many continue to attract, entrap and kill fish and other marine life in what’s called “ghost fishing.” Groups, governments and companies around the world are engaged...

A 33-year-old Gaza man says he has been duped into selling a valuable work by British graffiti artist Banksy for less than $200.

A pair of eyeballs that adorn the walls of the Marguilles Warehouse in Wynwood are at the center of a lawsuit from a local artist against American Eagle Outfitters.