Calle Ocho News

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

Miami hosts French Riviera-inspired charity gala for trauma relief

Experience the luxury of the French Riviera in Miami with a charity event at Bal Harbour Shops that showcases art and culture while supporting Israeli

Fists of Fury boxing series returns to Hard Rock Live in Hollywood

The Fists of Fury Series returns to Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, featuring a thrilling boxing match between Yoenli Feliciano Hernandez and Bryce Henry.

Common Medicare missteps that could hurt your wallet

Avoid costly Medicare mistakes by staying informed during the Annual Enrollment Period. Learn about five common errors and how to avoid them, courtesy of WellMed

Miami settles $12.5m lawsuit with Ball & Chain nightclub owners

The City of Miami settles a long-standing lawsuit with the owners of Ball & Chain nightclub for $12.5 million. Learn about the case details and

When did Cuba last compete in Miss Universe? A look at Cuba's pageant legacy

Cuba’s long absence from the Miss Universe pageant ended after 57 years. Discover the history behind Cuba’s beauty queens and their connection to Cuban exiles

Humane Society Partners with inDrive for “Ride-to-Donate” campaign to support animal welfare

inDrive partners with the Humane Society of Greater Miami to support animal welfare by donating a portion of ride fares, and enhancing adoption and care

Hispanic entrepreneurship on the rise like never before

Hispanic entrepreneurs are launching more small businesses than ever, with support from the U.S. Small Business Administration. Discover how these efforts are driving economic growth

Study finds marijuana use does not impair working memory or brain function over time

A new American Medical Association study finds that long-term medical marijuana use does not significantly affect cognitive functions like working memory and brain processes.

EPA awards $15 million grant to Miccosukee tribe for greenhouse gas reduction initiatives

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded a $15 million grant to the Miccosukee Tribe for greenhouse gas reduction measures, showcasing the tribe’s commitment to
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