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Miami-Dade Accessible Voting Effort Reaches Neurodiverse Residents Before Registration Deadline

Miami-Dade election officials and community advocates encouraged neurodiverse residents to register by October 5 and prepare for the November 3 General Election. The initiative highlighted

Miami-Dade 2026 General Election: Key Dates, Voting Options, and What to Know

Miami-Dade voters have three ways to participate in the Nov. 3, 2026 General Election. Here are the registration, Early Voting, Vote-by-Mail and Election Day deadlines

Supreme Court TPS Ruling: Miami's Haitian Community Grapples with Fallout

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 International Airport Lights the Way to FIFA 2026 With Bold New Look and Passenger Upgrades

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

Miami-Dade Early Voting Schedule Announced for August 18 Primary Election

Miami-Dade County has announced early voting dates and locations for the August 18 Primary Election. Voters must register by July 20 to participate.

Dariel Fernandez Expands Miami-Dade Tax Collector Reform Efforts Through Fraud Crackdowns and System Accountability

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez announced multiple reforms tied to fraud prevention, accountability, and operational modernization across county systems.

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez pushes accountability, public safety, and stronger government enforcement across multiple fronts

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez addresses Isaiah’s Law, GEICO insurance reporting concerns, and Cuba sanctions while emphasizing accountability and public safety.

Raúl Castro Indictment Unsealed on Cuba’s Independence Day at Miami Dade College’s Freedom Tower

The Raúl Castro indictment tied to the Brothers to the Rescue tragedy was unsealed at Miami Dade College’s Freedom Tower on Cuba’s Independence Day.

Could Cuba face a total blackout? Miami families watch island crisis deepen

Cuba’s worsening fuel shortages and blackouts are raising growing concerns across Miami-Dade as families monitor the island’s deepening crisis.

Medical marijuana reclassified as less dangerous drug: what it means for Miami-Dade County

Medical marijuana has been reclassified under federal law. Here’s what the change means for Miami-Dade County and healthcare policy.

Is Cuba finally approaching freedom after 60 years? What it means for Miami-Dade County

Is Cuba nearing a turning point after decades? Here’s what the latest developments mean for Miami-Dade County.

What a possible leadership change in Cuba could mean for Miami-Dade County

Growing speculation about Cuba’s future leadership is raising important questions for South Florida’s Cuban-American community and regional policy discussions

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The South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce marked 16 years of Fashionably Pink with an October 9 luncheon in Coral Gables focused on breast cancer

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez Addresses Parking Permit Fraud, Driver License Cancellations and Cuba Sanctions

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez is addressing three major developments involving a new digital disabled parking permit system, driver license cancellation notices and a federal

Milestones: Hispanic Heritage Finale Brings Free Celebration to Domino Park in Little Havana

Milestones: Hispanic Heritage Finale at Domino Plaza brings a free evening of music, dancing, dominoes and family activities to Little Havana on October 16. The

Florida Issues Arrest Warrant for Raúl Castro in 1996 Brothers to the Rescue Shootdown

Florida has issued a state arrest warrant for Raúl Castro in connection with the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shootdown. The case carries lasting significance
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