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Miami food
fromESPN.com
1 week ago

Report: Security failures led to Copa final chaos

The chaotic scene at the Copa América final was primarily due to inadequate intelligence and security measures.
Miami food
fromMiami Herald
1 week ago

Developer gets land by MIA in cut-rate deal for housing. 'Giveaway' says ex-Springs mayor

Miami-Dade sold land near Miami Airport to a developer for workforce housing, sparking claims of it being a 'giveaway' deal.
fromMiami Herald
3 weeks ago
Miami food

Miami-Dade Commissioner Rene Garcia joins Hialeah mayor race as Bovo resignation looms

Commissioner René Garcia is considering a run for Hialeah mayor following Mayor Esteban Bovo's resignation, with his decision pending until July's qualification period.
Miami Marlins
fromMiami Herald
4 weeks ago

As the Miami Seaquarium fights eviction, its owner heads for bankruptcy court

Miami Seaquarium's owner seeks bankruptcy protection amid eviction action by Miami-Dade County to restructure debt and stabilize operations.
#stormwater-management
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
OMG science

Developers could do more to prevent street flooding. Miami-Dade is cracking down

New construction rules in Miami-Dade require permeable materials to reduce neighborhood flooding and manage intense rain events more effectively.
fromMiami Herald
4 weeks ago
Miami food

Biscayne Bay is polluted. Miami-Dade hopes this new technology will help clean it up

Miami-Dade County is implementing innovative stormwater filtration projects to tackle pollution in Biscayne Bay.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
OMG science

Developers could do more to prevent street flooding. Miami-Dade is cracking down

New construction rules in Miami-Dade require permeable materials to reduce neighborhood flooding and manage intense rain events more effectively.
fromMiami Herald
4 weeks ago
Miami food

Biscayne Bay is polluted. Miami-Dade hopes this new technology will help clean it up

Miami-Dade County is implementing innovative stormwater filtration projects to tackle pollution in Biscayne Bay.
more#stormwater-management
fromMiami Herald
1 month ago
Miami food

Brush fires close Card Sound Road in the Florida Keys - both directions shut down

A brush fire has caused the closure of Card Sound Road, the second major route to the Florida Keys.
#public-works
fromMiami Herald
1 month ago
Miami food

Miami-Dade mayor recruits new transportation director from DeSantis administration

Stacy Miller is appointed director of Transportation and Public Works for Miami-Dade County, crucial for managing infrastructure amid a budget shortfall.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
San Francisco

Memorial for celebrated Miami-Dade manager Merrett Stierheim is set. Here's how to go

Merrett Stierheim was instrumental in shaping modern Miami-Dade County through significant public works projects like Metrorail and Zoo Miami.
fromMiami Herald
1 month ago
Miami food

Miami-Dade mayor recruits new transportation director from DeSantis administration

Stacy Miller is appointed director of Transportation and Public Works for Miami-Dade County, crucial for managing infrastructure amid a budget shortfall.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
San Francisco

Memorial for celebrated Miami-Dade manager Merrett Stierheim is set. Here's how to go

Merrett Stierheim was instrumental in shaping modern Miami-Dade County through significant public works projects like Metrorail and Zoo Miami.
more#public-works
Miami food
fromMiami Herald
1 month ago

World Cup wants $10M more from Miami-Dade County. That could mean cuts to services

Miami-Dade County plans to double World Cup spending to $21 million, potentially impacting local government services amidst budget constraints.
#waste-management
fromMiami Herald
1 month ago
Miami food

Got a good idea to shrink our growing waste problem? Miami-Dade might help pay for it

Miami-Dade County is launching a contest to find innovative waste management solutions from startups, aimed at improving recycling and reducing costs.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
Los Angeles

Doral floats idea to pay Miami-Dade at least $20M in taxes to relocate trash incinerator

Doral is formally negotiating to relocate Miami-Dade's waste incinerator following its fire, aiming to address local odor and property value issues.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
OMG science

Where will Miami-Dade build a new garbage incinerator? Showdown vote set for Tuesday

Miami-Dade County commissioners are set to vote on a new garbage incinerator location amidst significant public concern and opposition.
Miami food
fromMiami Herald
1 month ago

Got a good idea to shrink our growing waste problem? Miami-Dade might help pay for it

Miami-Dade County is launching a contest to find innovative waste management solutions from startups, aimed at improving recycling and reducing costs.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
Los Angeles

Doral floats idea to pay Miami-Dade at least $20M in taxes to relocate trash incinerator

Doral is formally negotiating to relocate Miami-Dade's waste incinerator following its fire, aiming to address local odor and property value issues.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
OMG science

Where will Miami-Dade build a new garbage incinerator? Showdown vote set for Tuesday

Miami-Dade County commissioners are set to vote on a new garbage incinerator location amidst significant public concern and opposition.
more#waste-management
Miami food
fromMiami Herald
1 month ago

The 44 percent: Rap lyrics as street names, Black school closing, Jazz in the Gardens

Angie Stone and Roy Ayers' music profoundly impacted emotional resonance in tough times, making their loss significant.
A Miami-Dade proposal aims to honor local rap culture by naming streets after influential lyrics.
Miami
fromMiami Herald
2 months ago

What will new immigration enforcement program look like? Miami-Dade Sheriff sheds light

Miami-Dade's first female Sheriff aims to enhance community engagement while clarifying the role of immigration enforcement.
Miami
fromMiami Herald
2 months ago

Miami-Dade's Zoom era may be ending. Mayor orders county workers back to their desks

Miami-Dade County employees must return to in-office work by April 15, 2025, ending five years of remote work arrangements.
Career
fromMiami Herald
2 months ago

He lost his big Miami-Dade County job after an arrest. The charges were just dropped

Curtis Osceola's appointment as chief resilience officer was rescinded following his arrest, despite charges being dropped.
Miami
fromMiami Herald
2 months ago

Miami hospital nonprofit under investigation for 'possible misappropriation' of funds

The Jackson Health Foundation is under investigation for potential financial misappropriation.
fromMiami Herald
3 months ago
Miami

Can a big 'transit community' at a west Miami-Dade bus station ease traffic woes?

Upland Park aims to be a self-sustaining urban community, addressing housing shortages and enhancing transit accessibility in western Miami-Dade.
Miami
fromMiami Herald
3 months ago

Where do the tax dollars go in Miami-Dade? Newly powerful clerk promises easy answers

Fernandez-Barquin pledges to enhance transparency in Miami-Dade County's governance following the expansion of the Clerk's Office powers.
fromMiami Herald
3 months ago
Miami

Billionaire Ken Griffin was 2024's top political donor in Miami-Dade County government

Ken Griffin's substantial donation of $500,000 significantly influenced the political landscape in Miami-Dade, showcasing the power of individual contributions to local elections.
fromMiami Herald
4 months ago
Miami

Crash closes 18 Mile Stretch on U.S. 1 in Miami-Dade. Florida Keys traffic affected, too

Motorcycle crash blocks U.S. 1 in Miami-Dade County, affecting traffic.
Emergency services are on-site, with an adult trauma patient being transported.
Drivers should avoid the area and seek alternate routes.
#donald-trump
US Elections
fromSun Sentinel
5 months ago

Why South Florida's Hispanic voters backed Trump: 'We're very traditional, we're very conservative'

Hispanic voter support for Trump has increased significantly in South Florida compared to previous elections, keying in on economic concerns.
fromMiami Herald
4 months ago
Miami

Miami-Dade County approves Donald J. Trump Avenue, with help from Democrats

The Miami-Dade County Commission approved renaming Palm Avenue in honor of President Trump, despite some internal opposition among Democrats.
US Elections
fromSun Sentinel
5 months ago

Why South Florida's Hispanic voters backed Trump: 'We're very traditional, we're very conservative'

Hispanic voter support for Trump has increased significantly in South Florida compared to previous elections, keying in on economic concerns.
fromMiami Herald
4 months ago
Miami

Miami-Dade County approves Donald J. Trump Avenue, with help from Democrats

The Miami-Dade County Commission approved renaming Palm Avenue in honor of President Trump, despite some internal opposition among Democrats.
more#donald-trump
fromMiami Herald
5 months ago
Business

Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce is gifting 8 free memberships. Here's how to apply

The Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, with Fiserv's support, is launching a program to empower minority business owners through memberships and resources.
fromMiami Herald
5 months ago
Miami

After dodging Hialeah annexation, this historically Black neighborhood wants to be a city

The residents of Brownsville aim to incorporate their historically Black neighborhood into an independent city to better control their destiny.
US news
fromwww.nytimes.com
5 months ago

Trump Is the First Republican Presidential Candidate to Win Miami-Dade County Since 1988

Trump's victory in Miami-Dade marks a significant political shift, showcasing the transformation from Democrat to Republican dominance in Florida.
fromMiami Herald
5 months ago
Miami

Raquel Regalado on track to win second term on Miami-Dade County Commission

Raquel Regalado is likely to win re-election, leading with 56% of the vote against challenger Cindy Lerner in the Miami-Dade County Commission race.
fromMiami Herald
5 months ago
SF politics

Republicans hold onto turnout advantage as Miami-Dade County closes out early voting

Republicans have gained a significant early voting turnout advantage in Miami-Dade, posing risks for Democratic candidates in the upcoming election.
fromMiami Herald
5 months ago
Miami

In Miami-Dade, Christian Ulvert helps candidates win elections and developers win deals

Christian Ulvert leverages his connections as a political consultant to influence decisions in Miami-Dade County's development projects.
fromMiami Herald
6 months ago
Black Lives Matter

More than 10,000 Black Miamians were surveyed about their needs. Here's what they said

The Noir Project reveals crucial community needs for Black residents in Miami, emphasizing jobs, housing, and mental health.
#sandbag-distribution
fromMiami Herald
6 months ago
Miami

Fears of flooding by Hurricane Milton spark run on sandbags in Miami-Dade County

Miami-Dade County initiated rapid sandbag distribution as Hurricane Milton approached, emphasizing community safety and preparedness in the face of potential flooding.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
Miami

South Florida cities are giving out sandbags. How and where to get them

South Florida is preparing for severe rainfall with sandbag distributions to mitigate flooding risks from Hurricane Helene.
fromMiami Herald
6 months ago
Miami

Fears of flooding by Hurricane Milton spark run on sandbags in Miami-Dade County

Miami-Dade County initiated rapid sandbag distribution as Hurricane Milton approached, emphasizing community safety and preparedness in the face of potential flooding.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
Miami

South Florida cities are giving out sandbags. How and where to get them

South Florida is preparing for severe rainfall with sandbag distributions to mitigate flooding risks from Hurricane Helene.
more#sandbag-distribution
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
New York City

Most Miami-Dade budget cuts didn't last: $12.7B plan passes with restored spending

Miami-Dade County's 2025 budget includes significant adjustments to support low-income residents, arts funding, and eviction prevention after public feedback.
#homelessness
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
Los Angeles

As public camping ban looms, Miami-Dade considers 'tiny homes' for the homeless

Miami-Dade County is seeking emergency housing solutions for the unhoused before the state's camping ban enforcement on Oct. 1.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
San Francisco

Miami-Dade votes to buy Cutler Bay hotel for seniors transitioning out of homelessness

Miami-Dade County is converting a La Quinta hotel into affordable housing for seniors to address a housing crisis amidst new state legislation against public camping.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
Los Angeles

As public camping ban looms, Miami-Dade considers 'tiny homes' for the homeless

Miami-Dade County is seeking emergency housing solutions for the unhoused before the state's camping ban enforcement on Oct. 1.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
San Francisco

Miami-Dade votes to buy Cutler Bay hotel for seniors transitioning out of homelessness

Miami-Dade County is converting a La Quinta hotel into affordable housing for seniors to address a housing crisis amidst new state legislation against public camping.
more#homelessness
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
Privacy professionals

Years behind schedule, the American Dream Miami mega-mall could get a subsidy boost

Miami-Dade may lift a subsidy ban to support the $4 billion American Dream Miami mega-mall project, potentially diverting property taxes for infrastructure.
fromMiami Herald
7 months ago
New York City

As budget strains grow, Miami-Dade mayor pulls back on future transit funding

Miami-Dade's 2025 budget proposes halting transit savings contributions, diverting funds to fill budget gaps despite public demand for expanded mass transit.
fromMiami Herald
8 months ago
Los Angeles

Miami-Dade will soon pick a site for new trash incinerator. Miramar opposes the top pick

Miramar officials strongly oppose the proposed trash incinerator near their city, threatening legal action to challenge it.
fromMiami Herald
8 months ago
Coronavirus

'Sloth fever' in Florida? Miami-Dade sees Oropouche cases linked to Cuba. What to know

Florida reports Oropouche virus cases related to Cuba travel; caution advised for travelers.
Oropouche mainly transmitted by biting midges and some mosquitoes.
fromMiami Herald
8 months ago
New York City

Man escapes from Krome Detention Center in south Miami-Dade, police say

A man escaped from Krome Detention Center in Miami-Dade County, prompting a police search.
fromMiami Herald
8 months ago
San Francisco

Miami-Dade voters overwhelmingly say the county should expand rapid mass transit

Residents support expanding Miami-Dade's transit system, reflecting a desire for a more sustainable and accessible future. Nearly 80% voted in favor.
fromMiami Herald
8 months ago
Startup companies

Can these new ideas make Miami's airport a better place? County leaders are banking on it

Miami-Dade County promotes innovation by funding tech solutions to improve travel experiences at airports.
fromMiami Herald
8 months ago
SF politics

In Miami-Dade's District 3, Hardemon faces Edmonson in a clash of the commissioners

In an upcoming election, voters in Miami-Dade County will have the unique choice of electing between the incumbent and the previous officeholder due to term limits.
fromMiami Herald
11 months ago
Education

Miami-Dade public schools is hosting a job fair to hire teachers. Starting salary: $52,470

Miami-Dade County Public Schools is hosting a job fair on June 1 to fill various positions, including teachers, office staff, librarians, and bus drivers.
fromMiami Herald
11 months ago
Soccer (FIFA)

World Cup could cost Miami-Dade's government $46 million in cash, donated police pay

Miami-Dade County plans to spend $46 million to host seven FIFA World Cup Miami 2026 matches, more than what was spent for the 2020 Super Bowl in Miami.
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