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PortMiami welcomed its 10 millionth cruise passenger of the 2026 fiscal year, surpassing its previous annual record with two weeks remaining. The milestone brings new
SFLHCC’s 22nd Annual Viva Miami Business Expo brought South Florida leaders together during Hispanic Heritage Month. Former Dominican President Leonel Fernández and six Cervantes Award
The Arsht Center will host Rhythm & Roots from September 29 through October 4, bringing six days of free Cuban and Latin music, dancing, dominoes,
Carnegie Mellon University plans to establish a 35-acre campus in Wynwood backed by $2 billion from Ken Griffin. The project could reshape Miami’s higher-education and
Research links high-potency cannabis, frequent use and adolescent exposure with an increased risk of psychosis and other mental-health complications. Understanding THC strength and recognizing warning
Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez has highlighted three developments involving $20 million for police payroll and overtime, the September 30 business-tax renewal deadline and a
Miami-Dade election officials and community advocates encouraged neurodiverse residents to register by October 5 and prepare for the November 3 General Election. The initiative highlighted
During Healthy Aging Month, Care Resource is encouraging Miami-Dade residents to focus on small, sustainable habits that can support physical, mental and social well-being throughout
The Arsht Center is using Hispanic Heritage programming to connect Miami-Dade families through Cuban music, bilingual theater, Mexican traditions, cultural memory and expanded access to
Cole Neural Institute has opened a Coral Gables facility offering a nervous-system regulation program that combines neurofeedback, physiological biofeedback and cognitive coaching. The opening adds
Free salsa classes at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood invite guests to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month through salsa, bachata, rueda de casino and other Latin dance
Florida’s new history of communism standards are being implemented during the 2026-2027 school year, with state leaders highlighting the curriculum at Miami’s Bay of Pigs
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