Miami billionaire who struck gold in Wynwood senses the boom may be over and...
Wynwood real estate tycoon sells iconic arts complex to hedge fund executive for $1.1B while redirecting capital toward historic Flagler Street. Proactive urban investor consolidates over 80 properties across Downtown Miami to establish a vibrant pedestrian district filled with tech hubs and cultural spaces. Strategic land assemblage model transforms blighted...
‘Classic bullying’: Archbishop Wenski hits back at Uthmeier over Catholic school vaccine rules
As season vaccinations ramp up, Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski is accusing Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier of “bullying” Catholic schools in a dispute over religious freedom, public health and state scholarship funding. In Monday’s episode of State Affairs’ “Between the Lines with Dara Kam” podcast, Wenski elaborated on...
Miami Cuban bakery sparks outrage over Democratic candidate’s visit
Only in Miami could a cafecito run turn into a full-blown political crisis. Over the weekend, popular Cuban bakery CAO Bakery & Cafe found itself at the center of a very Miami controversy after welcoming Democratic congressional candidate Eliott Rodriguez and House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries to its Pinecrest location on Friday, October 16.
Cameras Catch Miami QB Darian Mensah’s Aggressive Referee Encounter as He Escapes Penalty in...
Miami entered Saturday as a 20.5-point favorite and barely escaped Florida State with a 43-35 double-overtime win. But apparently, Darian Mensah had more room for error than anyone expected. Cameras caught the quarterback spinning toward a referee as if ready to throw a punch, only to back off once he realized who it was. The officials? Not a single flag. And with Miami preparing for a crucial two-point conversion, fans weren’t buying the no-call. Mensah was shown getting in an FSU defender’s fa
Miami, Florida Weather: Warm November Outlook Oct. 26–Nov. 1
Dangerous rip currents threaten Miami-area beaches through Thursday as weekend rain chances increase.
Florida Man, 81, Shot His Boss, Then Smoked a Cigarette and Rode a Tricycle...
An 81-year-old Florida man accused of fatally shooting his boss stepped outside afterward to smoke a cigarette, then rode a tricycle around the parking lot of the business until police arrived, according to an arrest ... Read more
Miami-Dade skyline is sinking unevenly, new research finds
New research shows that luxury high-rises in Miami-Dade aren’t just sinking more than expected; they’re sinking unevenly, with parts of the building sinking faster than others. This so-called differential settlement, engineers say, can potentially create long-term structural damage and dramatically increase maintenance and insurance costs. “We can see really well now how these buildings are internally deforming, that some are shrinking and tilting….and that there is differential settlement,” sai
Canes fans celebrate University of Miami’s number one ranking
CORAL GABLES, FLA. (WSVN) - The University of Miami is now ranked number one in the AP Top 25 of college football, and fans are going wild. “Let’s go Canes, Let’s go Canes!” said a supporter. Following a tense battle against Florida State University, the Miami Hurricanes’...
Miami Hurricanes reach an achievement they hadn’t in almost 24 years, and Mario Cristobal...
The Canes' head coach made his feelings clear about what he thinks of the polls.
Gas prices rising in South Florida – will they go up more? Check your...
Gas prices are up slightly in South Florida, but are expected to rise again. “Oil prices went back above $100 a barrel last week, which could trigger another round of rising prices at the pump this week,” said Mark Jenkins, spokesman for AAA - The Auto Club Group. Oil prices rose last week because of tensions in the Middle East and attacks on Russian energy sites, according to AAA. The average price in Miami and Fort Lauderdale is 21 cents a gallon lower than a month ago and $1.19 higher than a
