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Miami-Dade school enrollment sees an influx of migrants in 2023

Schools in Miami-Dade are facing an unexpected rise in enrollment after the recent migrant influx. Here’s how the district is managing the situation.

House Republicans approve Born Alive Bill

The House has recently passed a controversial bill that protects newborns who survive an abortion attempt. More on this here.

Shakira shades her ex and wants a wall between her and her in-laws

Shakira makes lots of clever jabs at the many controversies in her life in her latest song. Learn all about it here.

One dead, three injured: 24-year-old shooting suspect unknown

One dead and three injured after a fatal shooting in Homestead, Miami-Dade County. Get the details here.

The Legal Status of Sports Betting in Florida

Sports betting has been a topic of much debate in Florida, with authorities attempting to pass legal betting through ballot voting in November of last

The Miami Marlins get Infielder Jacob Amaya from the Los Angeles Dodgers

This past Wednesday, January 11, the Miami Marlins traded their veteran shortstop and Venezuelan Miguel Rojas, delivering him to the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange

The hottest new restaurants in Miami and where to find them

Looking for new dining destinations in 2023? This list covers the hottest restaurants serving delicious and unique menus.

Rihanna is bringing a Savage X Fenty store to Miami in 2023!

Miami locals will soon get to shop their favorites from Rihanna’s billion-dollar brand, Savage X Fenty, in store! Learn more here.

7 unique and historic places in Miami you must visit

Planning a trip to Miami and want to explore the city’s history? We’ve listed down a few must-visit historic places in Miami for you:

January events: 2 places to go for food and fun in Miami

From food trucks to live music, Miami offers many entertainment options for the whole family this January.

Bad Bunny getting sued once again, this time for damaging a fan’s property

Bad Bunny is facing legal trouble once again, this time due to his very own fan. Find out what the artist is in hot water

COVID isn’t the only culprit behind hospital beds filling up in Miami

Hospitals in Miami are facing severe staffing and bed shortages, and COVID cases aren’t the only ones to blame. Learn more here.
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