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Miami-Dade’s Haitian community is reacting to a Supreme Court ruling that clears the way to end Temporary Protected Status, with local advocates vowing to keep
Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez has partnered with Global Empowerment Mission to launch a countywide donation drive supporting earthquake-affected families in Venezuela.
The Fists of Fury Series returns to Hard Rock Live on June 28, featuring undefeated lightweight champion Armando Martinez and several rising South Florida boxing
Research shows that what you eat, how you move, and how you sleep may be among the most powerful factors shaping your long-term Alzheimer’s risk.
The Caring Place is asking South Florida to help meet a $50,000 matching challenge for urgent kitchen renovations while celebrating its 20th annual Bombastic Birthday
Cuban-American model Leah Reyes Amores celebrated her Harper’s Bazaar and Le Officiel Magazine covers at an exclusive Miami press event — and Calle Ocho News
Award-winning transportation initiatives are helping create a more connected, accessible, and sustainable future for Miami-Dade County as regional mobility needs continue to grow.
Madrid is attracting growing interest from Miami buyers seeking secure, high-quality real estate opportunities in one of Europe’s most dynamic and accessible capital cities.
Jackson Health Foundation has surpassed $100 million in fundraising support for Jackson Memorial Hospital’s new emergency room, marking a historic investment in the future of
Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez revoked Local Business Tax Receipts after federal authorities identified unauthorized commercial activity involving Cuba.
Miami International Airport has unveiled new lighting installations, cultural murals, terminal improvements, and a refreshed brand identity as part of its preparations for FIFA World
REEFLINE “Big Goals” will bring monumental public art to Miami Beach from June 14–28, 2026, exploring the universal language of soccer through contemporary art, sustainability
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