Miami City Commissioner Manolo Reyes, a dedicated public servant who overcame personal and political hurdles to become a respected voice in city government, has died
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Miami-Dade Mayor Levine Cava could veto county decision to remove fluoride from water
Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava could announce this Friday whether she will veto a controversial measure passed by county commissioners last week to remove
Taste of the Town: BAE Korean Grill gets ready for the Orange Bowl Food & Wine Celebration
Chef Xavier Torres is busy in the kitchen at Bae Korean Grill, offering a sneak peek of what’s to come at this year’s Orange Bowl
Cold front could drop South Florida temps to the upper 50s this weekend
South Florida Weather for Friday 4/11/2025 5AM South Florida Weather for Friday 4/11/2025 5AM 02:45 A cold front is headed for South Florida this weekend,
South Florida’s Dominican community gathers in prayer for victims of nightclub roof collapse
South Florida’s Dominican community gathers in prayer for victims of nightclub roof collapse South Florida’s Dominican community gathers in prayer for victims of nightclub roof
As Marchand scores first goal since joining Florida Panthers, team
Brad Marchand is a professional hockey player and professional chirper. He’s excellent at hockey. He might be even better at chirping. A chirp, loosely defined
Florida lawmakers look to bolster hurricane plans
A measure to help with hurricane preparedness and response continued moving forward Thursday in the Florida House, a day after the Senate passed its version.
Federal authorities charge Coconut Grove art dealer in alleged Andy Warhol forgery scheme
A Coconut Grove fine art dealer and an accomplice were indicted in federal court, accused of orchestrating a sophisticated conspiracy to sell forged Andy Warhol
Raging fire at Northwest Miami-Dade scrap metal facility brings thick, black smoke
Thick, black smoke from a raging fire at a Northwest Miami-Dade scrap metal facility could be seen for miles late Thursday morning. It’s unknown when
Black women with health concerns urged to advocate for themselves
Jenny Pierre has a master’s degree in business administration and speaks five languages. However, her education couldn’t help with something that many other women experience