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The Miami Downtown Development Authority is transforming Downtown Miami through strategic partnerships, public spaces, arts initiatives, and mobility programs that strengthen quality of life for
The Miami-Dade Tax Collector reported 1,046 property redemptions during a period that included a new taxpayer-outreach program. Separately, a disabled parking permit fraud investigation resulted
Hispanic Women of Distinction celebrated its 25th anniversary by recognizing 13 outstanding Latina leaders and naming Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosanna “Rosie” Cordero-Stutz the 2026 Latina Pioneer
The Miami HEAT and JPMorganChase partnership introduced benefits for eligible cardholders at Kaseya Center and promised future investments in youth, financial literacy and economic opportunity
Miami-Dade Tax Collector services are expanding through a business compliance review, TConnect mobile offices and an August 8 back-to-school community event.
A Miami-Dade school supply distribution will provide essential materials to more than 8,500 students at over 16 public elementary schools from August 17-28, 2026.
Balanced nutrition can help Miami-Dade families build practical, affordable eating routines while preserving the foods and traditions that reflect their culture.
Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara at Freedom Tower brings prison-made art, live performance and a public conversation about creativity, censorship and freedom to Miami on Aug.
Celebrando Juntos will bring free family activities, educational resources and scholarship awareness to Miami Dade College’s Padrón Campus on August 29.
Mindful eating can help Miami-Dade residents recognize hunger, reduce distractions and develop a more balanced relationship with food.
The Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara documentary screening at Coral Gables Museum opened a two-part series examining Cuban art, censorship and civic life. The program carried
The Caring Place Back-to-School Bash provided backpacks, sneakers, school supplies and hygiene products to more than 1,500 children from 500 South Florida families.
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