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Venezuelan photographer awarded HistoryMiami museum photography Fellowship for documenting immigrant life

Carlos Munoz receives a HistoryMiami Museum Photography Fellowship grant for documenting the rich lives of immigrants in Redland Market.

Florida judge declares DeSantis' congressional map unconstitutional, orders immediate redrawing

Florida Judge deems DeSantis’ congressional map unconstitutional, orders redraw. Voting rights groups’ concerns were validated. Potential political landscape shifts.

Sophia Lacayo: 21 counts of campaign finance violations rock former Sweetwater commissioner

Former Sweetwater Commissioner Sophia Lacayo faces 21 charges in a campaign finance scandal, shaking up Miami-Dade County.

Tropical Park Equestrian Center: Vice Chairman Rodriguez unveiled refurbished stables for the MDPD mounted patrol unit

Vice Chairman Rodriguez hosted the unveiling of the MDPD Mounted Patrol Unit’s refurbished stables. He was joined by several other representatives.

Driver license Assistance: Miami-Dade Clerk of Court launches Operation Green Light

Miami-Dane Clerk of Court has initiated Operation Green Light to alleviate financial burdens for those looking to regain their driver’s licenses.

“Save My Little Havana”: A story in art and photography

Save My Little Havana art exhibition illustrated the rich history, architectural heritage, and cultural tapestry of Little Havana. Read on.

Karol G faces $3 million plagiarism lawsuit over collaboration with DJ Tiesto

Karol G faces a $3 million lawsuit over alleged plagiarism in her hit ‘Don’t Be Shy.’ The music industry watches as the legal battle unfolds.

Massive $185M Riverside Wharf project set to transform downtown Miami skyline

Riverside Wharf is a $185 million massive construction project that will redefine the culinary and accommodation experience in downtown Miami.

The 2023 Miami Spice Restaurant Months are back with more mouthwatering options

Discover the culinary magic at Miami Spice Restaurant Months! Dive into diverse cuisines, unbeatable prices, and unforgettable experiences.

Florida Blue donates $100,000 to aid Hurricane Idalia recovery efforts in Florida

Florida Blue has stepped up to help those affected by Hurricane Idalia. The $100,000 aid and other resources will ease some of the pain of

Eco-pioneers shine in SFLHCC's Annual Green Visionary Awards Celebration

Explore Miami’s sustainability leaders at SFLHCC’s Green Visionary Awards. Join the green revolution today!

Medicare's innovative leap: Empowering family caregivers to transform healthcare

Explore Medicare’s pioneering reforms that empower caregivers. Stay connected with Calle Ocho News for Miami’s latest news and stories.
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