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Hurricane Helene: Over 600,000 policies transferred by Florida’s biggest insurer

Florida’s largest insurer is set to transfer over 600,000 policies to private companies following the devastating effects of Hurricane Helene. Learn how this will affect

PEN Club of Cuban Writers in Exile condemns Cuba’s 2023 repressive social communication law

The PEN Club of Cuban Writers in Exile condemns Cuba’s new Social Communication Law, which restricts freedom of expression and suppresses dissenting voices.

Anitta to headline exclusive El Pulso event for SiriusXM and Pandora during Hispanic Heritage Month

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Anitta’s exclusive performance at SiriusXM and Pandora’s El Pulso event in Miami. Tune in on October 25 for the broadcast!

Hurricane Milton looms as Florida evacuates and scrambles to clear debris from Helene

Florida races against Hurricane Milton as evacuations are ordered and debris from Helene is cleared. The storm threatens severe flooding and high storm surges.

South Florida confronts challenges with new homeless law

A new state homeless law banning public sleeping is set to challenge South Florida’s homeless community, prompting local officials to devise support strategies. Learn about

Florida’s minimum wage increases to $13 as amendment moves toward $15 by 2026

Florida’s minimum wage increased to $13 in 2024. Learn about the wage hike timeline, tipped employees, and the impact of the 2020 amendment.

Exclusive October 2024 deals and entertainment at Seminole Classic Casino

Enjoy exclusive October deals and live entertainment at Seminole Classic Casino, featuring exciting promotions, giveaways, dining specials, and thrilling performances all month long.

Dockworker strike shuts down and reopens key U.S. ports after 3 days

Dockworkers on the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts have initiated their first significant strike in nearly 50 years, disrupting key port operations. Here’s the latest

This crown belongs to Cuba: Meet the woman representing Cubans in Miss Universe

After 57 years, a Cuban woman will once again compete in Miss Universe, making history with Marianela Ancheta as the face of Cuban pride and

Construction of new pedestrian bridge to commence in Miami amid safety concerns

Construction of a new pedestrian bridge in Miami is slated to begin on October 8, 2024, following a tragic incident in 2018. The project aims

Florida laws in effect: Essential changes began October 1

New laws are taking effect in Florida on October 1, covering areas from unauthorized public camping to tracking restrictions, and more. Here’s what to know

Miami-Dade County launched National Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2024

Miami-Dade County launched National Domestic Violence Awareness Month on October 2, 2024, with a kickoff event highlighting support for survivors and resources for domestic violence
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